Title 22, Title 22 — Elections

Election of presidential and vice-presidential electors. At the general election in 1976 and every fourth year thereafter, there shall be elected the number of electors of president and vice-president of the United States to which the state is entitled.

When elected state and county officers assume offices. All state and county officers elected at a general election shall assume their offices on the first Monday in January next following their election.

Secretary of state to certify officers to be elected. Between the twenty-fourth day of April and the third day of May in each general election year, the secretary of state shall transmit to the county clerk of each county a certified list stating what officers, other than county …

County clerk to publish proclamation. (a) Between one hundred one (101) and ninety-one (91) days before each primary election the county clerk in each county shall publish at least once in a newspaper of general circulation in the county and post in the county clerk's office and …

Computing periods of time. (a) Except for special elections to fill vacancies for a congressman under W.S. 22-18-105 through 22-18-109, periods of time are computed by excluding the specific day and counting the prescribed number of days, including Saturdays, Sundays and full leg…

Employees time off to vote. (a) Any person entitled to vote at any primary or general election or special election to fill a vacancy in the office of representatives in the congress of the United States is, on the day of such election, entitled to absent himself from any service …

Hours of county clerk's office on election day. The office of county clerk shall remain open for election business on election day during normal hours of election operations. With prior notice to the public the office of county clerk may be closed to all nonelection business exce…

Availability and form of registry lists; use of copies; election record; purging. (a) The secretary of state shall furnish at a reasonable price registry lists to any candidate for a political office in the state, candidate's campaign committee, political party central committees…

Restrictions on holding more than 1 elected public office. No person may hold an elective public office in any governmental entity which either provides any funding for or receives any funding from another governmental entity in which that person holds elected public office. If a…

Vote required for election; ratification. (a) Partisan and nonpartisan candidates who receive the largest number of votes for each office to be filled at the general election are elected. Nothing in this election code shall be deemed to authorize any election in Wyoming to be con…

Qualified elector may vote; acceptable identification requirement; provisional ballots. Except as specifically provided otherwise, a person may vote only if the person is a qualified elector, only in the precinct in which the person resides and, if voting in person, only if the p…

Publication of Election Code. The secretary of state, not later than the first of July in general election years, shall publish the Election Code on the secretary of state's official website.

Chief election officer to prepare forms; rules; advice. (a) In carrying out his responsibilities under title 22, the secretary of state shall prepare: (i) Written directives and instructions relating to and based on the election laws; (ii) Sample copies of prescribed and suggeste…

State and federal share of qualified election expenses; election readiness account. (a) There is created the election readiness account. The account shall consist of federal funds received by the state of Wyoming from the federal election assistance commission's 2018 Help America…

Private funds in elections prohibited. (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no agency or any state or county official responsible for conducting elections, including, but not limited to, a county clerk, shall solicit, accept, use or dispose of any donation in the form …