Rod Miller

The secretary of state has a habit of attacking the messenger instead of responding to the message, writes columnist Rod Miller.

Lawmakers should follow the Wyoming GOP's lead and uncouple partisan politics and state government, writes columnist Rod Miller.

Columnists Rod Miller and Tom Lubnau call on Secretary of State Chuck Gray to be transparent about why he turned voter data over to the feds.

Voters expressing their political will in any manner they desire is the apex of democracy, writes columnist Rod Miller.

There's no replacement for traversing Wyoming's wide open in the saddle, writes columnist Rod Miller.

Wyoming's election code is out of whack with the state's independent ethos. Please fix it, writes columnist Rod Miller.

With campaign season, columnist Rod Miller writes, comes political ads and mailers designed to appeal to emotion, not critical thinking skills.

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In the first of a series, columnist Rod Miller makes the case for retracing your steps.

Ranked-choice voting would encourage candidates to earn support from a wide range of people instead of relying on negative campaigning and partisan politics, says Rod Miller, of Tulsa.