Two Years Later Wyoming Supreme Court Rules For Petitioners

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The Casper clerk rejected signatures that should have counted.

Associated Press |

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled that the Casper city clerk unfairly rejected signatures on a 2013 petition to put Casper’s smoking ordinance to a public vote.

It was immediately unclear what Friday’s ruling means for the future of the smoking ordinance petition.

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