Is Wyoming's 'prison gerrymandering' overrepresenting some districts while depriving prisoners of political representation?

Is Wyoming's 'prison gerrymandering' overrepresenting some districts while depriving prisoners of political representation?

As convicted felons, the people incarcerated in Wyoming’s prisons don’t get to vote until they’ve served their time and gone through a state process to restore their rights.  But even without the right to vote they, too, are constitutionally represented by the senators and representatives who go to Cheyenne each year to craft state laws.  A report published by the Prison Policy Initiative, a nonprofit research group dedicated to reforming the co…