"Let us unite in praying for Charlie Kirk, his wife and children, and all his loved ones."

Join Secretary Gray on Thursday, September 18th at 6:00 PM at the Johnson County Library in Buffalo for a town hall as part of his continuing town hall series.

Last week, Secretary Gray issued the following statement thanking the Goshen County Board of County Commissioners' Decision to Preserve Precinct Voting in Goshen County:

On Saturday, Secretary Gray enjoyed speaking at the Emergency Medical Services Trauma Conference. “The wonderful work of emergency medical professionals is crucial to a vibrant Wyoming. I appreciate the opportunity to address Wyoming EMS professionals about their important work.”

“Voter list maintenance is a key priority of my Secretary of State administration. Our office’s diligence in matching these records from those who have requested licenses in other states will ensure that Wyoming’s voter rolls are comprised only of residents of Wyoming."

Secretary Gray recently attended the ribbon cutting for Sublette County Health in Pinedale. While there, he met with members of Wyoming USDA Rural Development, including State Director Tyler Harrison, to discuss the importance of rural development projects across the state.

"This is a key priority of President Trump and crucial to implementing President Trump's Executive Order to Preserve and Protect the Integrity of American Elections. I'm proud of our work in passing proof of citizenship to register to vote in Wyoming."

On Tuesday, Secretary Gray enjoyed speaking at an event sponsored by the Casper College Turning Point Chapter at Casper Christian School.

On Friday, Secretary Gray toured North Big Horn Hospital in Lovell. North Big Horn Hospital discussed a number of their upcoming requests for the SLIB Board. Secretary Gray said, "I really enjoyed touring North Big Horn Hospital and learning about their upcoming SLIB requests."

Today, Judge Nathaniel Hibben granted Secretary Gray's motion for summary judgment upholding Wyoming's ban on crossover voting and Wyoming's "sore loser" law. "Today's ruling granting our motion for summary judgment is a huge win for the integrity of Wyoming's elections."

Join Secretary Gray on November 10th at 6:00 PM at the Powder Horn Course Clubhouse in Sheridan as part of his continuing town hall series.

Today, on Veterans Day, we honor all of our veterans who have served our country.

Secretary Gray enjoyed attending the unveiling of the Miss Frontier bronze sculpture at the Old West Museum. "This great sculpture commemorates and recognizes the legacy and continued work of each Miss Frontier. Thanks to everyone who brought this project to fruition."

“I’m deeply saddened to hear of Representative Eklund’s passing. Representative Eklund’s work on agricultural issues and on protecting Wyoming’s producers has been very important for our state. I’m continuing to pray for Representative Eklund’s entire family.”

As part of his continuing town hall series, Secretary Gray enjoyed his recent Sheridan County town hall in Sheridan.

Join Secretary Gray on November 18th at 6:00 PM at the Platte Valley Bank in Torrington as part of his continuing town hall series.

On Monday, Secretary Gray virtually addressed the Wyoming Chamber of Commerce membership from around the State of Wyoming about the Secretary of State's Office's efforts to stop and combat fraud and abuse of corporate filings.

“Congresswoman Hageman has done great work in passing through the US Congress a full repeal of the Buffalo RMP via the Congressional Review Act, a huge day for Wyoming coal.  I also want to thank Senator Barrasso and Senator Lummis for their great work on this issue.”

Secretary Gray enjoyed recently meeting with Dr. Rage Geringer of the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, for a demonstration of the TiLT reconstruction technology, which provides clear pulmonary imaging and biopsy in a less-intrusive manner than traditional biopsy procedures.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Wyoming Secretary of State's Office.