Mark Gordon
Governor of WyomingWikipedia
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Nov 1, 2026
The Midterms Are Upon Us!
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47:01Chad ColchinHOST
Some voting rights advocates fear that federal law enforcement employees at the polls could intimidate voters and keep people home.
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47:08Chad ColchinHOST
Even Republican Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon called monitors at his state's primary, quote, a bit aggressive.
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47:14Chad ColchinHOST
Several states have used state law to keep monitors at a distance and Democrats have trained thousands of volunteers to watch the watchers.
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47:22Chad ColchinHOST
Mom, why do you think Donald Trump is sending prison guards to polling places to watch us vote?
Montana at Noon, Sunday 11/1/2026
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5:33Evan SuarezCORRESPONDENT
Fraudsters are held accountable for their crimes, and illegal alien fraudsters are promptly prosecuted.
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5:38Evan SuarezCORRESPONDENT
Regional signatories to the pledge include Governor Brad Little of Idaho, Governor Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota, Governor Larry Roden of South Dakota, Governor Spencer Cox of Utah, and Governor Mark Gordon of Wyoming.
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5:51Evan SuarezCORRESPONDENT
The University of Montana has proposed the state's first-ever career certificate focused on artificial intelligence, targeting an official launch this coming spring.
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6:00Evan SuarezCORRESPONDENT
The nine-credit, fully online program is called the Career Certificate in Human-Centered AI.
Shut Up Peasant, Pay Your Taxes! 10/31
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3:08David IversonHOST
County officials and special district chairs predict service cuts.
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3:13David IversonHOST
Governor Mark Gordon opposes it.
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3:15David IversonHOST
He used the bully pulpit to try to convince you to vote against Proposition 1.
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3:19David IversonHOST
And now Senator Nancy Case has supplied the next argument.
THE DOOM DAILY SHOW WITH JESTER DOOMS S3-E27
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11:44Jester DoomsHOST
The DOJ has said it monitored hundreds of polling places in 11 states during this year's primary elections.
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11:51Jester DoomsHOST
Few incidents were reported, but in Wyoming, the state's Republican Governor Mark Gordon asked the state attorney general to investigate what he described as aggressive conduct by DOJ monitors.
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12:04Jester DoomsHOST
Okay, so...
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12:05Jester DoomsHOST
I mean, it's we know beyond the shadow of a doubt that there's been fraud taking place during elections.
USA Today Friday
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14:36Chet WalzikNARRATOR
No federal observer had monitored Wyoming voting in at least 40 years, state officials said, making their appearance during the August primaries in Laramie notable.
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14:47Chet WalzikNARRATOR
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon, a Republican, called for an investigation into DOJ observers at that time, saying they acted aggressively and asked to inspect voting machines during the primary.
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15:03Chet WalzikNARRATOR
While Justice Department observers have previously largely been civil rights experts, Ziegelbaum said he was told the monitors headed to his polling sites this year are criminal prosecutors.
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15:17Chet WalzikNARRATOR
On Election Day, Pelz said all the observers will be Justice Department personnel trained on state and local laws and will be there to monitor, document, and report on compliance with federal voting laws.
USA Today Friday
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14:36Chet WalzikNARRATOR
No federal observer had monitored Wyoming voting in at least 40 years, state officials said, making their appearance during the August primaries in Laramie notable.
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14:47Chet WalzikNARRATOR
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon, a Republican, called for an investigation into DOJ observers at that time, saying they acted aggressively and asked to inspect voting machines during the primary.
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15:03Chet WalzikNARRATOR
While Justice Department observers have previously largely been civil rights experts, Ziegelbaum said he was told the monitors headed to his polling sites this year are criminal prosecutors.
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15:17Chet WalzikNARRATOR
On Election Day, Pelz said all the observers will be Justice Department personnel trained on state and local laws and will be there to monitor, document, and report on compliance with federal voting laws.
Young voters share their opinions, data center growing pains, and more...
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16:57Levi JensenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There's a lot of different things you see talked about in the public, and I just want to see accurate information conveyed.
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17:04Teal DavisCORRESPONDENT
In June, Governor Mark Gordon signed an executive order that acknowledged the hyperscalers' benefits while saying they needed to be done the Wyoming way, namely with respect to the
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17:14Camila KudelskaHOST
environment and their new neighbors.
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17:16Teal DavisCORRESPONDENT
The Wyoming Outdoor Council's forums are one part in figuring out what the Wyoming way could look like in practice.
Election Week: What's Really on Missouri's Ballot - St. Louis Podcast: Episode #168
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6:31Eric BrownHOST
Good job, DOJ.
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6:33Eric BrownHOST
Now, Wyoming's Republican Governor Mark Gordon called DOJ monitoring at this state's primary very odd.
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6:40Eric BrownHOST
Maine's Democratic Secretary of State says her office will monitor the monitors.
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6:46Eric BrownHOST
What's that meme with Spider-Man pointing at himself? Now, 1,000 monitors against more than 95,000 polling places can't physically disrupt an election.
Cowboy State Daily Video News: Thursday, October 29, 2026
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9:06Mac WatsonHOST
DOJ election monitors visited Laramie County polling sites August 18th.
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9:10Mac WatsonHOST
To the surprise and consternation of Laramie County Clerk Deborah Lee, who cast the operation as disruptive and ill-noticed, Governor Mark Gordon also raised the alarm, casting the incident as federal overreach.
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9:25Mac WatsonHOST
Three Crown Vic police interceptors hit Cheyenne's auction block this month.
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9:30Mac WatsonHOST
Cowboy State Daily's Colby Fedor reports that for a generation of Americans, the Ford Cruisers were the silhouette of 5-0.
Cowboy State Daily Video News: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
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0:27speaker_1ADVERTISER
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0:35Mac WatsonHOST
The Trump administration sent DOJ election monitors to Cheyenne on primary election day, causing Governor Mark Gordon to voice his concerns with the decision.
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0:44Mac WatsonHOST
Cowboy State Daily's Clair McFarland reports the Wyoming Attorney General said in an opinion released publicly Tuesday that the law doesn't authorize them to be in polling places and can be removed.
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0:55Clair McFarlandCORRESPONDENT
The AG had gone through federal laws invoked by the DOJ and found that none of them specifically authorized this DOJ election monitoring that happened on the primary election that's expected to happen in the general election.
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