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WY Stat § 22-6-124 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 6 - Ballots|Section 22-6-124 - Ballot Propositions Format.

22-6-124. Ballot propositions format.| Following all offices on nonpartisan ballots, ballot propositions shall be printed in the order prescribed by law. The name and official number, if any, of each ballot proposition shall be printed adjacent to the proposition in large letters. Nonpartisan ballots shall contain the same instructions as prescribed for partisan primary election ballots in W.S. 22-6-119. If the ballot contains a proposed constitutional amendment or other ballot proposition, the instructions shall also include the following: "To vote for or against a proposed constitutional amendment, initiative or referendum, or other ballot proposition, mark the square printed adjacent to the proposition marked 'For' or 'Against'."
WY Stat § 22-6-125 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 6 - Ballots|Section 22-6-125 - Order of Offices and Ballot Propositions on Nonpartisan Ballots.

22-6-125. Order of offices and ballot propositions on nonpartisan ballots.| (a) The nonpartisan ballot shall contain the offices and ballot propositions to be voted on in the following order:  (i) Retention of justices of the supreme court;  (ii) Retention of district court judges;  (iii) Retention of circuit court judges;  (iv) Retention of magistrates;  (v) Repealed By Laws 2004, Chapter 42, § 2 and Chapter 94, § 4.  (vi) Candidates for municipal offices;  (vii) Candidates for community college trustees;  (viii) Candidates for school board trustees;  (ix) Candidates for special district directors;  (x) Candidates for other offices of county subdivisions;  (xi) Constitutional amendments;  (xii) Initiative propositions;  (xiii) Referendum propositions;  (xiv) Other ballot propositions.
WY Stat § 22-6-126 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 6 - Ballots|Section 22-6-126 - Form of Nonpartisan Ballots.

22-6-126. Form of nonpartisan ballots.| (a) The official nonpartisan ballot for a general election shall be printed in substantially the following form:   OFFICIAL NONPARTISAN ELECTION BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION   County of ...., Election District ...., Precinct .... Date ....   (here print instructions)   CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE   For Justice(s) of the Supreme Court  (Here designate the particular  term, such as "regular eight (8)  year term", or the "unexpired term of .... years").  Shall Justice John Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__  Shall Justice Richard Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__  ___________________________________________________________  For Judge(s) of the District Court of the .... Judicial District  (Here designate the particular  term, such as "regular six (6)  year term", or the "unexpired term of .... years"). Shall Judge Jane Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__ Shall Judge Richard Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__ ___________________________________________________________  For Circuit Court Judge  (Here designate the particular  term, such as "regular four  year term", or the "unexpired term of .... years"). Shall Judge John Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__ Shall Judge Richard Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__ ___________________________________________________________  For Magistrate  (Here designate the particular  term, such as "regular four (4)  year term", or the "unexpired term of .... years"). Shall Magistrate John Doe be retained in office? Yes__ No__ Shall Magistrate Richard Roe be retained in office? Yes__ No__   Align all designations of office to correspond on the ballot with the listing of names of candidates for the proper office and term. ___________________________________________________________  BALLOT PROPOSITIONS  Proposed Constitutional Amendment Letter A: For Against (Ballot Statement) __ __ Proposed Initiative Proposition Number One: For Against (Ballot Statement) __ __ Proposed Referendum Proposition Number One: For Against (Ballot Statement) __ __  Other Ballot Propositions: For Against (Ballot Statement For Each Proposition) __ __  (b) The official nonpartisan ballot for a primary election shall be so identified in the title and shall omit all references to justices of the supreme court, judges of the district court and circuit court judges but otherwise shall be in the same form as the general election nonpartisan ballot.
WY Stat § 22-6-127 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 6 - Ballots|Section 22-6-127 - Rotation of Names on Nonpartisan Ballots.

22-6-127. Rotation of names on nonpartisan ballots.| (a) The names of candidates for each nonpartisan office shall be rotated on the ballot in the same manner as required by law for candidates for partisan office.  (b) Rotation is not necessary if the number of candidates is equal to or less than the number of seats up for election.
WY Stat § 22-6-128 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 6 - Ballots|Section 22-6-128 - Ballots for Other Elections.

22-6-128. Ballots for other elections.| At the county clerk's discretion, separate ballots for bond, school and community college districts, and special district elections may be required and shall be provided by the authority responsible for holding the election. Ballots shall conform as nearly as possible to general requirements specified by law for the general election ballot, except as otherwise specifically provided.
WY Stat § 22-7-101 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 7 - Election Districts and Precincts|Section 22-7-101 - Election Districts.

22-7-101. Election districts.| The board of county commissioners with the advice or recommendation of the county clerk, no later than its first meeting in May in every general election year shall divide the county into not more than thirty (30) election districts. Each district shall be designated by number. Election districts shall be changed only at this designated meeting.
WY Stat § 22-7-102 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 7 - Election Districts and Precincts|Section 22-7-102 - Change in Precinct Boundary.

22-7-102. Change in precinct boundary.| (a) A precinct boundary shall not be changed unless a notice describing all proposed changes is posted on the county's official website in the manner provided in W.S. 18-3-516(f) and published once a week for two (2) consecutive weeks in the designated official newspaper of the county. The board shall also mail by certified mail return receipt requested copy of this notice to the county chairman of each political party in the county not later than fifteen (15) days before the meeting at which the proposed changes will be discussed. A proposed change in a precinct boundary may be finalized by the board only at the designated meeting. Each precinct shall be designated by number.  (b) However, changes to municipal precinct boundaries due to the annexation of any territory shall be effective upon the date provided in the ordinance.
WY Stat § 22-7-103 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 7 - Election Districts and Precincts|Section 22-7-103 - Establishing or Altering Election Districts or Precincts; Designation of Special Precincts.

22-7-103. Establishing or altering election districts or precincts; designation of special precincts.| (a) In establishing or altering election districts or voting precincts, the board of county commissioners shall be guided by the interests and convenience of the greatest number of electors involved. Election districts and voting precincts shall coincide with the boundary of a municipality or ward therein and school and community college trustee residence areas and shall not cross municipal boundaries except in cases where the board of county commissioners finds, and specifies in the minutes of its meeting the reasons why it is not practical to conform the boundaries of the election district or precinct to the municipal boundary.  (b) For elections other than the primary and general election, the county commissioners may designate different precincts than those used in the general election.
WY Stat § 22-7-104 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 7 - Election Districts and Precincts|Section 22-7-104 - Procedure Following Resolution Altering Precinct Area.

22-7-104. Procedure following resolution altering precinct area.| Within five (5) days after the adoption of a resolution dividing or consolidating a precinct, or changing a precinct boundary, the county clerk shall send a certified copy of the resolution to the secretary of state and to the county chairman of each political party and notify by mail all registered electors receiving a new precinct number.
WY Stat § 22-7-105 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 7 - Election Districts and Precincts|Section 22-7-105 - Election District Number to Precede Precinct Number.

22-7-105. Election district number to precede precinct number.| Whenever they are both referred to, the election district number shall precede the voting precinct number.
WY Stat § 22-8-101 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-101 - Notice of Election Officials Needed; County Chairmen to Submit List of Names; Municipal Clerks List of Names Appointment.

22-8-101. Notice of election officials needed; county chairmen to submit list of names; municipal clerks list of names appointment.| (a) Not later than the third Tuesday of April in each general election year, each county clerk shall notify the county chairmen of the major and minor political parties in the county of the number of election judges and counting board members and alternates needed for the ensuing two (2) year term.  (b) Not later than the third Tuesday of May in each general election year the county chairman of each major and minor political party in each county may certify to the county clerk a list of registered electors residing in the county and affiliated with the party, and a list of persons who are at least sixteen (16) years of age who otherwise meet all requirements for qualification as an elector, who are willing to serve as a judge of election or as a member of a counting board.  (c) Not later than the third Tuesday of May in each general election year municipal clerks may submit to the county clerk a list of registered electors, and a list of persons who are at least sixteen (16) years of age who otherwise meet all requirements for qualification as an elector, residing in the municipality they represent who are willing to serve as a judge of election or as a member of a counting board.  (d) Not later than June 30, the county clerk on each general election year shall appoint judges of election and counting boards and alternates from lists submitted by the county chairmen of the major and minor political parties.  (e) If the list of nominees for judges of election and members of counting boards provided by the county chairman is insufficient, the county clerk shall consider the list submitted by the municipal clerks and may appoint any elector otherwise qualified to be a judge of election or a member of a counting board.
WY Stat § 22-8-102 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-102 - Qualifications.

22-8-102. Qualifications.| Except as otherwise provided by this section, judges of election and members of counting boards shall be registered electors and shall be physically, morally and mentally competent to perform their duties. The county clerk may appoint persons who are at least sixteen (16) years of age to serve as judges of election or members of counting boards if such persons meet all other requirements for qualification of an elector. A judge of election shall not be a member of a counting board at the same election except as provided by W.S. 22-8-108(d).
WY Stat § 22-8-103 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-103 - Terms.

22-8-103. Terms.| Judges of election and members of counting boards serve for two (2) years or until their successors are appointed.
WY Stat § 22-8-106 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-106 - Number of Judges in Each Polling Place.

22-8-106. Number of judges in each polling place.| At least three (3) judges shall be appointed for each polling place. Additional judges may be appointed in a polling place as determined necessary by the county clerk.
WY Stat § 22-8-107 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-107 - Absentee Ballot Counting Boards.

22-8-107. Absentee ballot counting boards.| If the alternate procedure for counting absentee ballots described in W.S. 22-9-125 is used, at least three (3) judges shall be appointed as an absentee ballot counting board in the same manner as other election judges are appointed. These judges shall determine legality of absentee ballots and count absentee ballots or in the case of electronic voting systems, the ballots shall be counted at the designated counting center.
WY Stat § 22-8-108 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-108 - Appointment, Composition and Authority of Counting Boards; When Judges to Count.

22-8-108. Appointment, composition and authority of counting boards; when judges to count.| (a) The county clerk shall appoint a counting board for each paper ballot polling place casting more than three hundred (300) votes at the last general election, and may appoint a counting board in such a polling place in which one hundred fifty (150) or more such votes were cast at such election. A counting board shall have three (3) members or more to facilitate the counting of votes. No more than one (1) person under the age of eighteen (18) may be appointed as to each counting board.  (b) A counting board shall be appointed for each designated counting center in each county using an electronic voting system. The board shall consist of at least seven (7) members who shall be the county clerk or his designated deputy, and three (3) members of each major political party appointed by the county clerk. Additional members may be appointed by the county clerk if deemed necessary by the county clerk but equal major party membership shall be assured. No more than one (1) person under the age of eighteen (18) may be appointed as to each counting board.  (c) The counting board in a paper ballot polling place has no authority to act until polls are declared closed. A counting board in an electronic voting system counting center may commence preparing absentee ballots for counting at any time on the day of the election.  (d) For a polling place where a counting board need not be appointed, the judges of election shall count the votes.
WY Stat § 22-8-109 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-109 - Party Representation.

22-8-109. Party representation.| Judges and members of counting boards shall be divided between the participating political parties as nearly equal as possible.
WY Stat § 22-8-110 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-110 - Notice of Appointment.

22-8-110. Notice of appointment.| The county clerk shall immediately mail a notice of appointment to each person selected to serve as a judge of election or a member of a counting board or alternate. The notice shall also state that attendance at the training school for election officials is required unless similar training is otherwise completed to the satisfaction of the county clerk.
WY Stat § 22-8-111 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-111 - Acceptance of Appointment.

22-8-111. Acceptance of appointment.| With each notice of appointment delivered by the county clerk there shall be a form for acceptance of the appointment or notice that each appointee shall be required to notify the county clerk of acceptance. The county clerk shall state the date by which the appointee shall be required to notify the clerk of acceptance. Failure of an appointee to notify the county clerk of acceptance within the time allotted by the county clerk results in a vacancy.
WY Stat § 22-8-112 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-112 - Filling Vacancies.

22-8-112. Filling vacancies.| (a) Any vacancy occurring prior to an election day shall be filled by the county clerk from the list of alternates. If no alternates exist, any elector who is qualified may be appointed. Any expedient method of notice of appointment to the county clerk and to the appointee may be used. Vacancies may be filled temporarily or for the term.  (b) If a judge is not present when polls open, or is unable to complete his duties, the vacancy shall be filled by a registered elector appointed by those judges present at the precinct polling place when the vacancy occurs and approved by the county clerk. If a member of a counting board is not present when the polls close, or is unable to complete his duties, the vacancy shall be filled by a registered elector appointed by those members of the counting board who are present.
WY Stat § 22-8-113 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-113 - Training Schools; Generally and Payment for Attending.

22-8-113. Training schools; generally and payment for attending.| Not later than four (4) days before the primary and general election, the county clerk under the direction of the secretary of state shall conduct a training school for judges of election and members of counting boards to provide instruction in the performance of their duties. The training school, which is also open to the public, shall be held at the times and places announced by the county clerk, and the secretary of state shall prescribe the minimum curriculum for the school. Additional schools may be held at the discretion of the county clerk. Unless training is otherwise provided to the satisfaction of the county clerk, all judges of election and members of counting boards are obligated to attend at least one (1) such school. All judges and members of the counting board shall be paid not less than ten dollars ($10.00) as determined by the board of county commissioners for attending a school.
WY Stat § 22-8-114 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-114 - Training Schools; Mileage Payment and Certificate.

22-8-114. Training schools; mileage payment and certificate.| Judges of election and members of counting boards and their alternates will be paid mileage in excess of five (5) miles at the rate authorized for county employees for attendance at training schools. The county clerk shall issue a certificate to all election officials and alternates who attend the school. This certificate expires two (2) years from the date of issue.
WY Stat § 22-8-115 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-115 - Oath for Election Officials.

22-8-115. Oath for election officials.| (a) An election official shall subscribe to this oath in writing before entering upon his duties at each election:  "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will impartially and to the best of my knowledge and ability perform the duties of my office. I will studiously endeavor to prevent all frauds, deceit and abuse in the application of the election laws of this state."  (b) The oath shall be taken before the county clerk, his deputy or a previously sworn judge of election.
WY Stat § 22-8-116 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 8 - Judges of Election and Counting Boards|Section 22-8-116 - Compensation.

22-8-116. Compensation.| Judges of election and members of counting boards shall be compensated for services at a rate to be determined by the board of county commissioners at the June meeting and stated on the notice sent to each nominee. The rate shall be not less than the state minimum wage. Compensation shall begin one (1) hour before a member assumes his duties. The election official who delivers the returns shall receive additional compensation for necessary travel beyond ten (10) miles at the rate authorized for county employees. If a flat rate is paid, said sum shall not be less than the state hourly minimum wage multiplied by the number of hours the polls are open plus one (1) hour.
WY Stat § 22-9-101 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 9 - Absentee Voting|Section 22-9-101 - Duty to Assist Absent Electors to Vote.

22-9-101. Duty to assist absent electors to vote.| The state and county selective service boards, all military organizations, the adjutant general, citizens and officers of this state are charged with the duty of cooperation with election officials and absent electors to assist absent qualified electors to vote in all elections.
WY Stat § 22-9-102 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 9 - Absentee Voting|Section 22-9-102 - Who May Vote by Absentee Ballot.

22-9-102. Who may vote by absentee ballot.| (a) Any qualified elector may vote by absentee ballot.  (b) A qualified elector who leaves the state with the intent to make his residence elsewhere may vote by absentee ballot in Wyoming until he has met the residency requirement in his new state of residence.
WY Stat § 22-9-103 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 9 - Absentee Voting|Section 22-9-103 - Where to Apply.

22-9-103. Where to apply.| Applications for an absentee ballot for any election to which this Election Code applies shall be made to the appropriate county clerk.
WY Stat § 22-9-104 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 9 - Absentee Voting|Section 22-9-104 - How to Apply; Information Required.

22-9-104. How to apply; information required.| (a) A qualified elector may apply for an absentee ballot either in person, in writing, or by telephone, by furnishing the following information:  (i) Name in full, social security number (optional), date of birth, and current Wyoming residence address by street, city, county, and zip code or last Wyoming residence address and month and year of leaving Wyoming to live temporarily in another state or nation, if applicable;  (ii) The election for which the absentee ballot is requested;  (iii) If a primary election, the political party ballot if desired;  (iv) Repealed by Laws 2020, ch. 100, § 2.  (v) If not obtained in person by the elector, the address to which the absentee ballot is to be mailed or the name of the individual the elector designates in writing to deliver the ballot to the elector.  (b) If the foregoing information is received other than in writing, the clerk receiving the same shall reduce it to writing.  (c) Request for a ballot may be made on behalf of an absentee qualified elector if the prescribed information is furnished.  (d) No organization or person on behalf of an organization shall obtain an absentee ballot for an elector.
WY Stat § 22-9-105 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 22 - Elections|Chapter 9 - Absentee Voting|Section 22-9-105 - Application.

22-9-105. Application.| A qualified elector may apply for an absentee ballot at anytime during the calendar year in which the election is held, but not on the day of the election.