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Wyoming Statutes, Title 22

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Title 22, Elections

29 chapters · 480 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title 22480 Ch 24, Initiative And Referendum45 Ch 29, Special District Elections Act38 Ch 23, Municipal Elections33 Ch 4, Political Parties31 Ch 5, Nominations31 Ch 6, Ballots28 Ch 9, Absentee Voting25 Ch 16, Canvass And Recount22 Ch 26, Offenses And Penalties21 Ch 2, General Provisions19 Ch 3, Registration18 Ch 20, Constitutional Amendments18 Ch 8, Judges Of Election And Counting Boards14 Ch 17, Contests14

13 sections·Filtered byTitle 22✕Ch 13✕

W.S. § 22-13-101 Poll hours; opening proclamation
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Poll hours; opening proclamation. Polls shall be open at seven (7:00) a.m. and close at seven (7:00) p.m., local time. A judge of election shall proclaim aloud at seven (7:00) a.m. at the polls that the polls are open.
W.S. § 22-13-103 Preservation of order; privacy of voting booths and machines
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Preservation of order; privacy of voting booths and machines. (a) Judges of election have the duty and authority to preserve order at the polls by any necessary and suitable means. (b) To protect the privacy of the voter, voting booths and voting machines shall be kept clear of a…
W.S. § 22-13-104 Procedure before elector permitted to vote
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Procedure before elector permitted to vote. (a) Before a qualified elector is permitted to vote an election judge shall record the applicable information as listed in W.S. 22-1-102(a)(xxiii) by his name on the poll list. (i) Repealed By Laws 2005, ch. 110, § 2. (ii) Repealed By L…
W.S. § 22-13-105 Official marking of paper and absentee ballots
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Official marking of paper and absentee ballots. Before delivering a paper ballot to an elector a judge of election or county clerk shall initial the ballot. No other identifying marks shall be made on an official ballot. An elector shall cast only one (1) ballot or set of ballots…

W.S. § 22-13-106 Marking and depositing of paper ballots

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Marking and depositing of paper ballots. Upon receiving a paper ballot, an elector shall proceed alone directly to a voting booth and there mark the ballot. The ballot shall then immediately be placed in the ballot box by the elector or judge of election.

W.S. § 22-13-107 Spoiled ballots

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Spoiled ballots. An elector spoiling a paper ballot by mistake or accident may receive another ballot by returning the rejected ballot to a judge of election. Spoiled ballots shall immediately be cancelled by a judge of election and delivered with the returns to the county clerk …

W.S. § 22-13-109 Instruction in use of voting machine

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Instruction in use of voting machine. Before entering the voting booth, an elector desiring instruction on the use of the machine may summon two (2) judges of different political parties. The judges shall instruct on use of the machine but may not attempt to influence the vote. T…

W.S. § 22-13-110 Entering write-in votes

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Entering write-in votes. Write-in votes may be entered on a voting machine in the manner indicated by instructions posted on the voting booth or indicated on the voting machine.

W.S. § 22-13-112 Voting machine malfunction

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Voting machine malfunction. Voting machines failing to function during voting hours shall be immediately repaired or replaced, as determined by the county clerk or other authority conducting the election.

W.S. § 22-13-113 Persons permitted in voting booth; time limit

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Persons permitted in voting booth; time limit. (a) Not more than one (1) person may occupy a voting booth at any time, except that any elector who requires assistance to vote because of blindness, disability or inability to read or write may be given assistance by a person of the…

W.S. § 22-13-114 Papers to assist marking permitted

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Papers to assist marking permitted. An elector may use a written or printed paper to assist in marking his ballot.

W.S. § 22-13-117 Announcement that polls will close; electors allowed to vote; proclamation of closing

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Announcement that polls will close; electors allowed to vote; proclamation of closing. At 6:30 p.m. the judges of election shall announce that the polls will close in thirty (30) minutes. Electors present and waiting to vote at 7:00 p.m. shall be permitted to enter the polls and …

W.S. § 22-13-118 Judges work schedule

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Judges work schedule. At the discretion of the county clerk, election judges may be allowed to work at the polling place on election day for a period of time less than the total amount of time the polls are open provided the polling place has a sufficient number of election judge…