The unsuccessful proposal would place elected party officers on Wyoming county party committees alongside precinct representatives and approved replacements for vacant precinct seats.
County party committees would include officers elected under party rules and approved appointees filling vacant precinct seats. The proposal failed introduction and did not become law.
County party committees would include elected party officers and approved appointees filling vacant precinct seats. These provisions cover Wyoming county political party committees, which also include precinct representatives elected at the regular primary election held every two years. Party officers must be elected under party rules. People filling vacant precinct seats must be properly appointed and have their appointments approved. The chair and state party representatives would not have to be county committee members, but could belong under the membership rule. The proposal listed July 1, 2026, as its effective date, but it failed introduction.
No hearings or votes scheduled.