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Poll: Voters cite wide range of reasons for rise of socialist candidates
(The Center Square) — Frustration with the cost of living and traditional Democratic politicians lead the reasons American voters think some socialist candidates have gained momentum, according to a new poll. The Center Square’s Voters’ Voice Poll found 29% of Americans say the cost of living is the leading reason for the rise in popularity of some Democratic Socialist candidates in some cities and elections, followed by 15% who are frustrated with traditional Democratic politicians. Not far behind, 13% of voters say it is because of younger Americans, and 12% say social media and online political organizing play a role in the rise of Democratic Socialists. Nine percent of voters believe support from public-sector unions or activist organizations impacts the rise, while 8% think the popularity stems from college campuses and academia. The latest poll comes ahead of the midterm elections as more Democratic Socialist candidates have become the focus of scrutiny from Republicans as well as some moderate Democrats. The Democratic Socialists of America noted 241 DSA candidate “season stats,” showing 171 candidates running, with 59 losses and 11 wins to date. The high cost of living being blamed as the top reason behind the rise in popularity of
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Cheyenne Could Land First World-Scale Fertilizer Plant, Mayor Calls It Multi-Billion-Dollar Deal
A Colorado company developing plans for what it calls the region's first world-scale nitrogen fertilizer plant has its sights set on Cheyenne, with Swan Ranch Business Park emerging as a possible site. American Fertilizer says the facility would produce urea, UAN32 and diesel exhaust fluid, with annual production capacity designed to reach 2.5 million metric tons. Company projections point to more than 3,000 construction jobs and 300 permanent positions if the plant moves forward.
capcity.news
Cheyenne advances easement for parking lot closer to CFD; lot to one day connect via walking bridge
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Parking for Cheyenne Frontier Days could become less of a hassle if the City of Cheyenne and F.E. Warren Air Force Base agree to an easement that would put the event’s Park N’ Ride lot closer to the fairgrounds. The lot would, CFD hopes, eventually connect to Frontier Park via a pedestrian bridge over Interstate 25.
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The No Kings Rally drew attention in Cheyenne, highlighting a push for Democratic representation in Wyoming.
About 200 people rallied at the Wyoming Capitol for the latest No Kings Rally, showcasing support for Democratic candidates James Byrd and Lisa Kinney. The event was lively, marked by honks from passing motorists.
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Laramie Advances 58-Unit Senior Affordable Housing Project
Laramie moved a step closer to adding 58 units of affordable housing for older residents Tuesday, when the City Council approved the preliminary plat for the Gem City Apartments Addition near South 11th Street and the future Bill Nye Avenue corridor . The project targets seniors 55 and older earning...
The Coloradoan
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Cheyenne Happenings (10/23, 10/24): ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ Boo Ball, more
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The weekend is almost upon us, which means you made it through another week. You should be proud of yourself, and you should treat yourself to the myriad of activities happening throughout Cheyenne this weekend. From “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” to the 2026 Boo Ball, this is what’s happening this weekend in Cheyenne.
coloradohometownweekly.com
capcity.news
‘Paint the Tank’ effort continues as project team looks to paint tower backside
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — After hundreds of thousands of dollars, 100 gallons of special catalyzed epoxy paint and countless hours of labor, Cheyenne’s Storey Boulevard water tanks are lit up with images of Wyoming’s heritage. That’s only true for those looking at the towers from the south, however. With $50,000 more, the people behind the project want to change that.
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Musician, storyteller brings ‘Evening of Note’ to two Wyoming prisons
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Inmates and staff at two Wyoming prisons attended a donor-funded program of acoustic music, storytelling and visual art last month. Presenter Christian Thomas Lee brought his “Evening of Note” program to the Wyoming Women’s Center in Lusk on Sept. 28 and the Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution in Torrington on Sept. 29, the Wyoming Department of Corrections said Tuesday. The department hosted the events with Volunteers of America Northern Rockies, and private donors paid for them.
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PRCA, Orchard Hills face final city approval test: committee vote due today
City officials in Cheyenne are weighing two major land-use changes that could reshape development on the city’s southern edge. A Public Services Committee meeting at noon today will determine whether annexation and zoning ordinances for two large parcels move to the full City Council for final votes next week—decisions with immediate consequences for local land use, traffic and long-term economic plans.