Why is Wyoming a Good Candidate for the Free State Project?
Check out the following articles and reports that explain why Wyoming may be the best state for liberty:
Want detailed information on what Wyoming is like and how it measures up to other states?  See the Wyoming QuickFacts list as well as the following Wyoming articles and reports by FSP members and friends:

Wyoming Report # 1 - by Greg Garber and Peter Saint-Andre

Wyoming Report # 2 - by Keith Carlsen

Wyoming Report # 3 - by Charles Curley (under construction, but accessible)

Wyoming Report # 4 ("Why Wyoming") - by Fran Tully (Utah LP Chair)

Wyoming FSP Voting Ballot Presentation - Wyoming contentions viewed by FSP voters

Why People Like Wyoming - by Keith Carlsen (a compilation of opinions from fellow liberty-lovers)

365 Reasons to Vote for Wyoming - by Keith Carlsen (with other contributors)

Choosing Which State to Liberate - by George Cunningham

State District Size Report - by Keith Carlsen

Wyoming Media Coverage of FSP - See what the Wyoming press says about us

Wyoming and New Hampshire - A recent report covering these two front-running states

Did you know that Wyoming voters supported "small government" candidates by a larger margin than any other FSP candidate state in the 2000 election?
  - Check out Analyzing the Freedom Orientation of Existing State Populations, an FSP article by Tennyson

And if you're looking to see more of a historical trend in the voting patterns of our candidate states, consider Keith Carlsen's Analysis of Presidential Elections FSP report

For another analysis of which states are the most small government friendly, check out the Voting Records and Voting Patterns Report - by Keith Carlsen

Were you aware that Wyoming's entire congressional representation (one congresswoman and two senators) has been described as "libertarian" by the Republican Liberty Caucus?
  - Check out more details on this and other reasons why Tim Condon recently decided to support Wyoming at: Mea Culpa, It's No Longer North Dakota!

Wonder how Wyoming might measure up when weighed directly against other FSP favorites?
  - Check out Best for Liberty? A Comparison of Three Leading States, an FSP article by Robert Hawes

See how Wyoming does when compared to the other FSP candidate states on a number of objective criteria, and try ranking the states for yourself based on your own concerns:
- Paul Bonneau discusses these issues in his What the Spreadsheets Tell Us FSP report

What about job prospects?
- Keith Carlsen discusses this issue in his FSP report: The Jobs Question
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Figures representing the livestock and mining industries flank a woman bearing the "equal rights" banner on Wyoming's Great Seal.  Wyoming is known as the "Equality State" for the rights women have enjoyed there.  Wyoming was the first government in the world to grant women the right to vote.
Approved in 1917, Wyoming's official state flag depicts a bison, which is the official state mammal.  The red border symbolizes the indians who originally inhabited Wyoming.  White symbolizes purity and uprightness, and blue symbolizes fidelity, justice, and virility.

Wyoming became the 44th state in 1890.
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