Petition Results (So Far...)

Converse County residents are making their position clear: they expect transparency, accountability, and a meaningful voice in decisions that could permanently change their communities. The petition opposing the Pronghorn H2 Project has grown into a powerful snapshot of local sentiment—driven largely by Converse County, and particularly the Glenrock region. To everyone who has already signed, shared, helped collect signatures, hosted signing locations, and showed up to meetings—thank you. Your time and effort are making a real impact. Here’s how to sign, what the latest verified totals show, and how those signatures compare to recent voter turnout in the area.

Signing the petition— accessible at multiple community locations and online here — is a valuable method for residents to express their perspectives and influence decisions concerning the Pronghorn H2 Project. By participating, community members collectively demonstrate their opposition and concerns, which is vital to communicate the level of local opposition to our elected officials and decision-makers. Petitions are effective advocacy tools, ensuring that the voices of those most directly impacted are clearly heard and represented. 

As of now, the petition has garnered 2,453 verifiable signatures, with 98% from Wyoming residents, demonstrating significant statewide engagement. Converse County has contributed 1,778 signatures, 74.15% of all Wyoming signatures. Within Converse County, Glenrock and its surrounding areas account for 1,241 signatures (about 70% of the county's total), while Douglas and adjacent areas contributed 537 signatures (approximately 30%). These numbers highlight the strong opposition from the Glenrock community and the broader region. 

Context is important. To provide context for these signature figures, and identify eligible signees, it is helpful to examine the most recent voter data. According to official records, the precincts in and around Glenrock saw 2043 votes cast in the last election cycle. Comparing the petition's signature count for Glenrock and surrounding areas to these figures reveal an 87% level of local engagement, underscoring the petition’s significance as a reflection of community sentiment regarding this project. 

With 2,453 signatures—nearly all from Wyoming residents—the petition results to date are a clear indicator of overwhelming local interest and concern. The high participation rate in Converse County, and the comparison to recent votes cast in the Glenrock-area precincts, underscores that this is a broad community response. Thank you again to everyone who has signed, shared, and shown up—this momentum is because of you.

At the same time, the fight isn’t over. We need to keep signing, keep sharing accurate information, and keep showing up—at meetings, in public comment opportunities, and wherever local voices need to be heard.