Maggie Mullen is a Reporter at WyoFile. She focuses on state government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and legislation, with a keen interest in legal affairs and regional issues. Maggie's work has been featured in numerous publications including The Cody Enterprise, Jackson Hole News&Guide, and the Casper Star-Tribune.
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Maggie Mullen focuses on local government, legal policy regulation, and announcements in Wyoming. She covers topics such as transgender rights, local government decisions, property tax issues, and the politics of Wyoming.
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Wyoming's lax business regulations are helping to obscure the source of political mailers in Texas this week that have stirred significant controversy ahead of the midterm elections.
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The Wyoming Supreme Court is pictured on July 24, 2025. On Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, the Joint Appropriations Committee considered a bill draft that would give significant raises to Wyoming
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By: Maggie Mullen
Wyoming’s lax business regulations are helping to obscure the source of political mailers in Texas this week that have stirred significant controversy ahead of the midterm elections.
Voters’ choices next month will largely decide to what extent Republican lawmakers retain their statehouse power.
While voters determined most of the incoming Wyoming Legislature's composition in the primary election, 32 legislative races will be decided in November.
By: Jasmine Hall, Maggie Mullen
The Secretary of State’s office is reviewing the complaints filed by Rep. Mike Yin.
By: Maggie Mullen, Jackson Hole, Jasmine Hall
By Jasmine Hall, Jackson Hole Daily and Maggie Mullen, WyoFile.com
