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Register to Vote in
Wyoming
In order
to
register
to vote,
you must
meet the
following
qualifications:
-
18
years
of
age
on
Election
Day;
-
US
Citizen;
-
Resident
of
Wyoming
and
the
precinct
in
which
you
register;
-
Withdraw
voter
registration
from
any
other
jurisdiction,
if
applicable;
-
Not
be a
convicted
felon
or
adjudicated
mentally
incompetent;
-
Present
a
valid
Wyoming
Driver
License
if
you
have
one
and
if
not,
provide
the
last
four
digits
of
your
Social
Security
Number.
(If
you
have
neither,
please
indicate
this
on
the
Voter
Registration
Application
form.)
How do I
register
to vote?
There
are
three
ways to
register
to vote
in
Wyoming.
-
Register
in
person
- Voters may register to vote in the office of the county clerk or town clerk within their county of residence.
- Voters may also print out a form on line by clicking here and hand delivering the form to the county clerk in their county of residence. The form must be signed in front of the county clerk.
-
Register
by
mail
- Voters who are not currently in Wyoming or who cannot go to the county clerk's office may register to vote by mail. Click here to obtain a voter registration form. Follow these instructions:
- Fill out the voter registration form in front of a notary or registry agent.
- Show identification to the notary or registry agent.
- Preferred option. Wyoming Driver License.
- Second option. One form of the following: Different state's driver license; ID card issued by a local, state or federal agency; US passport; school ID; or military ID.
- Third option. Two of the following in any combination: Certification of US Citizenship; Certificate of Naturalization; Draft Record; voter registration card from another state or county; original or certified copy of a birth certificate bearing an official seal; certification of birth abroad issued by the Department of State; or any other form of identification issued by an official agency.
- Sign the voter registration oath.
- Have the notary or registered agent sign the form.
- Provide copies of the ID provided to the notary.
- Send the voter registration form and copies of the ID to the county clerk. A list of county clerks can be found here.
-
Register
at
the
polls
on
Election
Day
- Wyoming allows qualified voters to register at the polls on Election Day. Bring an acceptable form of ID to the polls (for example: driver license, passport).
NOTE:
Wyoming
is
exempt
from
the
federal
"Motor
Voter"
law
and
DOES
NOT
offer
voter
registration
at
the
Driver
License
Division.
Do I
need to
re-register
to vote
every
election?
You do
not need
to
re-register
to vote
in 2006
if you
voted in
the 2004
general
election.
You need
to
re-register
if:
-
You
moved
to a
different
county;
-
You
did
not
vote
in
the
2004
general
election.
If you
moved
within
the
county
to
another
precinct
or
changed
your
name,
you must
notify
the
county
clerk.
Where do
I go to
vote?
If you
have
questions
about
where to
go vote,
contact
your
county
clerk. A
list of
county
clerks
can be
found by
clicking
here.
Wyoming
Secretary
of State
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