Wyoming
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Wyoming

State in United States

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Law

The law that applies in Wyoming, nearest first. Open one to read it and propose changes.

How its law is changed

The official ways for the people it applies to, not only its legislature, to change the law here, from the provisions that set them.

  • Citizen initiative

    Signatures from qualified voters equal to 15% of those who voted in the preceding general election

    • An application signed by at least 100 qualified voters as sponsors, certified by the Secretary of State before the petition circulates
    • Signatures from 15% of the voters in at least two-thirds of the counties, as counted in each county's preceding general election

    The measure goes on the ballot of the first statewide election held more than 120 days after the next legislative session adjourns; it is enacted if more than half of those voting in that general election vote for it.

    The initiative cannot dedicate revenues, make or repeal appropriations, create courts or set their jurisdiction or rules, enact local or special legislation, or enact what the Constitution forbids the legislature to enact.

    Source: Article 3, Section 52, Constitution of the State of Wyoming

Places in Wyoming

County (23)

Tax

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State FIPS code
56
ISO 3166-2 subdivision code
US-WY

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