CASPER, Wyoming (AP) - Wyoming Republicans say their state headquarters will move from Casper to the capitol, though not all party members are happy.
The Casper Star-Tribune (https://bit.ly/M9yhKO ) quoted Senate President Tony Ross, a Cheyenne Republican, as saying at a news conference on Monday that he thinks the state office should stay in Casper because it is more centrally located there. But Karl Allred, a member of the party’s central committee, called Cheyenne the state’s political center.
The newspaper quotes Rochelle Miner, chairwoman of the Platte County Republican Party, as saying the move to Cheyenne will begin immediately.
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Information from: Casper (Wyo.) Star-Tribune, https://www.trib.com
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