Wyoming Voting Guide
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In this voting guide, you will find helpful information on voting in the state of Wyoming, including information on voter eligibility and registration, requesting an absentee ballot, where to vote and what to bring, special accommodations that can be made for voters, and what to do if illegal voting activities are suspected.
Am I Eligible to Vote in Wyoming?
To vote in Wyoming elections, you must:
- Be 18 years of age on Election Day
- Be a citizen of the United States
- Be a resident of Wyoming and of the precinct in which you are registered to vote
- Provide a valid form of identification
You cannot vote in a Wyoming election if you:
- Have been ruled mentally incompetent by a court
- Have been convicted of a felony (although you may be able to have your voting rights restored)
Where Do I Vote?
Your voting location depends on where in Wyoming you live. The Wyoming Secretary of State's website has a Polling Place Locator you can use to find your local polling place.
How to Register in Wyoming
There are several ways to register to vote in Wyoming. This includes registering:
In Person
You can fill out a Wyoming Voter Registration Form at your local Wyoming County Clerk's Office.
No Online/DMV
You cannot register to vote online in Wyoming. You cannot register at Wyoming Driver License Offices.
Wyoming Voting Resources
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