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"Things do not change; we change."

~Henry David Thoreau (1817 - 1862), Walden (1970)


   THIS WEEK'S POLL
Former George W. Bush top political advisor Karl Rove is calling on Liz Cheney, the daughter of Vice President Dick Cheney, to run for office in Wyoming or Virginia. In Wyoming, the only national office up this year is Cynthia Lummis’ seat in Congress.   Should Liz Cheney run for Congress in Wyoming against Cynthia Lummis?



Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former Justice Sandra Day O’Connor say states should stop electing district and circuit court judges, and appoint them similar to the way federal judges are selected. The two Justices say fundraising and making campaign promises are not suitable for making judicial decisions.  Should Wyoming change the way judges are selected?







   LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
(WyomingNetwork does NOT represent this as a scientific poll.)
Many employers run credit checks on prospective employees, saying that the credit rating will help determine if someone is trustworthy and honest. 16 states are considering banning the practice. Opponents of employee credit checks say someone with poor credit would be more eager to work and keep their job so they could improve their rating.   Should employers be banned from conducting credit checks on prospective employees?

Ban credit checks
68.6%

Allow credit checks
31.4%

Several states are cutting back on funding for public television as their budgets shrink. In Wyoming, the state supplies 40% of the budget for Wyoming Public Television, which includes shows like a documentary about former Senator Alan Simpson, Capitol Outlook about the Legislature, and Sesame Street.   Should the state of Wyoming cut funding for Wyoming Public Television?

Cut Funding
40.2%

Keep funding the same
37.3%

Increase funding
22.5%



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