Informed Voter Series Recap: Understanding the Wyoming Constitution

Thank you to everyone who joined us for last night’s Informed Voter Series at Laramie County Library System—whether you attended in person or tuned in online.

This series is all about providing clear, nonpartisan information to help our community feel confident participating in the voting process. With so much information out there, having a space to learn, ask questions, and explore how our systems work can make all the difference.

During Session Two, The Wyoming Constitution: What It Says and How It Changes, Dr. Lily Rowen from Laramie County Community College guided attendees through the foundations of Wyoming’s government. The discussion explored what the state constitution includes, how it shapes decision-making, and the processes behind constitutional amendments.

Participants gained a deeper understanding of how changes to the constitution happen over time and how those changes connect to broader civic processes and public policy.

If you weren’t able to attend—or would like to revisit the information—you can access the resources below:

• Watch the full recap video: Video Recap
• View the presentation slides: Presentation Slides

The Informed Voter Series will continue throughout the year, covering additional topics like legislative updates, election deadlines, and the systems that shape civic participation in Wyoming.

Up next: Session Three, The Three Branches of Wyoming Government, will take place on Thursday, May 28. Join us as we take a closer look at how Wyoming’s executive, legislative, and judicial branches function and interact.

We hope you’ll join us for the next session as we continue building a more informed and engaged community.