Wolfson and Mullen Talk To AARP Wyoming Members Regarding Election 2024

Wyoming’s primary election is over, but speculating on its impacts continues.

To help AARP Wyoming and its members discern what took place during the 2024 Primary Election and what to expect in the 2024 General Election and beyond, AARP Wyoming will host a webinar with Wyoming journalists Leo Wolfson of the Cowboy State Daily, and Wyofile.com’s Maggie Mullen at noon on Aug. 29.

The Zoom webinar is free, but registration is required and can be done through this link. You do not need to be an AARP Wyoming member or over the age of 50 to participate.

The webinar will be the latest AARP Wyoming Government Relations Team (GRT) meeting. Members of the GRT volunteer to follow bills of AARP member interest throughout the year, meeting weekly (in session) or monthly (during the interim) to discuss policy and offer feedback for AARP Wyoming staff on various issues. The meetings take place in person in Cheyenne and are available to those outside the Capitol City through Zoom. To be included on the GRT’s email list, simply contact Tom Lacock at tlacock@aarp.org.

About the guests
Maggie Mullen is WyoFile’s state government and politics reporter. Before joining the newsroom in 2022, she spent over five years at Wyoming Public Radio as an audio reporter and host. WyoFile is an independent, member-supported, public-interest news service, and is known for its investigative and in-depth journalism. Maggie’s reporting focuses on the Legislature, politics, voter rights and holding elected officials accountable to the public. Born and raised in Casper, Maggie lives in Laramie with her family. During the legislative session, she resides in Cheyenne, but her favorite way to spend time as a reporter is out on the road talking to Wyomingites in their communities.

Leo Wolfson reports on State Government and Politics for Cowboy State Daily. He is responsible for covering Wyoming politics on a federal and statewide level. He routinely puts out high-volume and quality stories from legislative meetings and election coverage. Wolfson is a 10-time Wyoming Press Association award winner and first place National Newspaper Association award winner. Before joining Cowboy State Daily, Leo was a general assignment reporter for the Cody Enterprise Newspaper in Cody from 2018-2022. Before that, he reported for a suburban newspaper outside Denver.