Maggie Mullen is a Reporter at WyoFile. She focuses on state government and politics, bringing insights into legislation, legal affairs, and current events that resonate with regional and world interests. Maggie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Cody Enterprise, Jackson Hole News&Guide, and the Casper Star-Tribune.
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Maggie Mullen focuses on local government, legal policy regulation, and announcements in Wyoming. She covers topics such as transgender rights, local government decisions, property tax issues, and the politics of Wyoming.
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The Riverton Republican did not file for reelection, citing his disqualification for temporarily living outside Fremont County’s House District 55.
By: Maggie Mullen
A Cheyenne attorney who filed a formal complaint in April against Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray for sharing sensitive voter data with the
The GOP argued a Wyoming law infringes on its freedom of association. A district court judge ruled otherwise.
By: Maggie Mullen
Attorneys say the Wyoming Attorney General’s Office has a conflict of interest and a third party should investigate the complaint against Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray.
By: Maggie Mullen
Rep. Joel Guggenmos, R-Riverton, the lawmaker at the center of the state's latest legislative residency dispute, did not file for reelection to House District 55, citing his disqualification for temporarily living elsewhere.
The Wyoming Republican Party must follow state law, a district court judge ruled Friday, rejecting the state GOP's argument that certain sections of the election code infringe on its freedom of association.
By: Maggie Mullen
State law prohibits political parties from financially backing one of their candidates over another before the primary election. The GOP says that’s unconstitutional.
By: Maggie Mullen
The Wyoming Republican Party filed a federal lawsuit Thursday challenging the constitutionality of a state law that prohibits political parties from financially backing one of their candidates over another until
By: Maggie Mullen
Several caucus members and allies are leaving the House to pursue seats in the upper chamber.
The group of Republicans will fight to retain — and grow — its power in the lower chamber this election.
