Wyoming Independent Citizens Coalition WICC

06/17/2026

Hi Cheyenne, the NAACP welcomes you to join in their annual Juneteenth Celebration Event this Saturday June 20th from 10am to 3pm at MLK park. There will also be a basketball tournament!

06/08/2026

Hey Cheyenne, if you're looking to slam dunk on the family fun this week, come check out Nay and Jay's 7th Annual Father's Day 3V3 Basketball Tournament on Friday June 19th. Registration starts at 9am, and the main event will be held from 11am to 5pm at Holiday Park. There's a $20 entry fee and lots of fun waiting for you on the courts. Hope to see you there!

06/07/2026

WICC presented at the June Ward 1 town hall.

05/06/2026

7 days.

That's what stands between you and your ability to participate in what may be the most consequential Wyoming election since statehood.

May 13 is the last day to change your party affiliation before the August 18 primary. After that, the window closes. In person, at your county clerk's office, bring ID. That's it. That's all it takes.

Here's why it matters.

In the last Wyoming primary, roughly 27% of eligible voters showed up. That means the people currently representing you in Cheyenne and Washington were chosen by about one in four Wyomingites. The other three were home.

Think about what that means. Three out of four of us handed our voice to someone else and then wondered why things didn't go the way we wanted.

Now think about what the other direction looks like. A Wyoming where 60, 70, 80% of eligible voters participate in the primary isn't a Wyoming where any narrow faction can govern without accountability. It's a Wyoming where candidates have to earn broad support, where extreme positions get tested against the actual values of the people who live here, and where the results of an election genuinely reflect what Wyomingites want.
That Wyoming is possible. It just requires showing up.

Control of the state legislature, our congressional seat, county commissions, and local offices are all on this ballot. These aren't abstract positions. These are the people who decide water policy, public lands access, education funding, and what kind of Wyoming the next generation inherits.

7 days to change your registration. August 3 to register by mail. August 18 to vote, with same-day registration available at your polling place.

Wyoming has never needed its voters more than right now.

Show up.

05/06/2026

From WICC Member Eleanor Grinnell…

Voting in Wyomings Primary Election is Important!

Many Wyoming primary elections are very close, so every vote counts! In 2024, nearly one-third of elections for the Wyoming House were decided by fewer than 250 votes. Some come down to fewer than a dozen votes.

All the major statewide races—for Wyoming Governor, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, and others—as well as most legislative races will be essentially decided in the primaries. If folks wait to vote until the general election in November, they miss a big chance to make their voice heard.

Out-of-state groups take advantage of Wyoming's low primary turnout to push their extremist political agendas. They know they can manipulate just a few voters and win big elections. Simply by voting in the primaries, we can push back against extreme agendas!

CAST YOUR Vote in the Primary Election!

05/04/2026

May 13 is only 9 days away. Please register so you can vote in the August 18 primary election! 🗳️

05/02/2026

WICC president, Carla Gregorio, and future WICC member grandson, Eric!

04/30/2026

WICC member Maira Marcum and her daughter. Kaitlyn, out in the community.

04/21/2026