Looks like a major test of proof of citizenship requirements is going to come out of Wyoming. DOJ has intervened to support Wyoming. Democracy Docket has more information and links.

The U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump filed a brief in court Tuesday to help defend Wyoming’s new voter citizenship law.

In all, 106 new Wyoming laws became active Tuesday. Now, most gun-free zones are gone, voters must prove citizenship and residency to register and

The federal lawsuit fails to demonstrate how the new requirements could harm potential voters, attorneys for Gray argue.

Wyoming is leading the nation in election integrity. As Wyoming’s chief election official, last December we launched an election integrity agenda to ensure that we reach our full potential in advancing these goals in the 2025 general session.

Requiring proof of citizenship, Wyoming residency to vote: Key to our conservative election integrity agenda was House Enrolled Act 57, which requires proof of United States citizenship and Wyoming residency to register to vote in Wyoming, as well as impose a durational residency requirement to vote.