(LETTERS) Chuck Gray’s data handling and ‘election integrity,’ Sen. Ide’s voting record

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Chuck Gray exposed voter data and the remedy falls to votersDear Casper,Let’s run a thought experiment about Secretary of State Chuck Gray. At least 21 federal courts have since found no lawful basis for the Trump administration’s demand for state voter data. Yet, sadly, all three branches of our Wyoming government — executive, legislative and judicial — have failed to provide any remedy for Gray’s disclosure of our confidential information in violation of the Wyoming Election Code. So I want to talk about Sen. Bob Ide’s voting record — what he’s actually voted for and against. Here’s the thing: Bob Ide was the only Wyoming state senator who voted against it.