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'''Wyoming''' is a [[conservative]] state in the western [[United States]], and the first state to block new [[liberal]] science standards that promote the falsehoods of [[global warming]] and [[evolution]]. Wyoming became a state on July 10, 1890. It was the 44th state to join the union. It is the home of the world renowned [[Yellowstone National Park]]. In 2000 its population was a little more than 500,000, the lowest of any state in the country.  The state capital is [[Cheyenne (city)|Cheyenne]].  The current Governor is [[Mark Gordon]].
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'''Wyoming''' is a [[conservative]] state in the western [[United States]], and the first state to block new [[liberal]] science standards that promote the falsehoods of [[global warming]] and [[evolution]]. Wyoming became a state on July 10, 1890. It was the 44th state to join the union. It is the home of the world renowned [[Yellowstone National Park]]. In 2020 its population was a little more than 576,000, the lowest of any state in the country (and lower than the population of [[Washington, D.C.]]).  The state capital is [[Cheyenne (city)|Cheyenne]].  The current Governor is [[Mark Gordon]].
    
The state Constitution of Wyoming, like all of the other 50 states, acknowledges God or our Creator or the ''Sovereign Ruler of the Universe''.  It says:
 
The state Constitution of Wyoming, like all of the other 50 states, acknowledges God or our Creator or the ''Sovereign Ruler of the Universe''.  It says:
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==Politics==
 
==Politics==
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Wyoming is a strongly conservative state, having voted Republican in all Presidential elections from 1968 onwards.  Only Teton County (in the northwest corner of the state, near Grand Teton National Park) is considered reliably Democrat.
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Wyoming is a strongly conservative state, having voted Republican in all Presidential elections from 1968 onwards.
      
==Elected Officials==
 
==Elected Officials==
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