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Wyo. Stat. § 22-23-1006 (2026)

Legal sufficiency of referendum petition.

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The municipal clerk shall determine if the referendum petition
meets the requirements of W.S. 22-23-1005, and if he finds a
petition legally sufficient, he shall certify it to the
governing body who shall suspend the ordinance.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2 cases, 2015–2015 · leading case: City of Casper v. Holloway, 2015 WY 93, 354 P.3d 65.
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City of Casper v. Holloway, 2015 WY 93, 354 P.3d 65. · cites it 9× “In discharging his duties under Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-23-1006 , was the City Clerk statutorily permitted to automatically reject a signature on the municipal referendum petitions if the signatory's address stated on the petition was different than that on the county clerk's voter…”
City of Casper, & V.H. Mcdonald, CPA, In His Capacity as the Admin. Servs. Dir. of the City of Casper v. Kimberly Holloway, Individually & as a Citizen of Casper, Wyoming, & as a Member of the Smoke Free Comm., 2015 WY 93. · cites it 8× “In discharging his duties under Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-23-1006 , was the City Clerk statutorily permitted to automatically reject a signature on the municipal referendum petitions if the signatory’s address stated on the petition was different than that on the county clerk’s voter…”
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