Weston County clerk declines to testify at legislative meeting about 2024 general election

NEWCASTLE — Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock was issued a subpoena from the Wyoming State Legislature subcommittee to appear — either remotely or in-person — at a meeting held in Casper to investigate 2024 General Election anomalies in Weston County.

She failed to do so.

Rep. Rachel Rodriguez-Williams, the chairman of the subcommittee, said at the fact-finding meeting the subcommittee held on Sept. 29 that Rep. Chris Knapp, the chairman of the 2025-Management Audit Committee, and the Legislative Service Office made “good faith efforts” to invite Hadlock to attend the meeting.

Rodriguez-Williams said that Knapp and Vice Chairman Dan Laurson subpoenaed Hadlock because the subcommittee, according to Knapp, needed all documents, reports and testimony to achieve its goal: prepare a report for the Management Audit Committee ahead of the committee’s Oct. 21 meeting.


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