Wyoming

ABOUT THIS STATE
Wyoming: The first state to give women the right to vote, to elect a woman governor, and to give the Sundance Kid his name and then throw him in jail for stealing a horse. What a ride! Don't be the first to f*ck up this incredible record and make sure you vote in 2022. Here's what you need to know in the Equality State.
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Early Voting
Recommended Absentee/Mail-in Ballot Request Deadline
Voter Registration Deadline
Same-Day Voter Registration
Absentee/Mail-in Ballot Request Deadline
Absentee/Mail-in Ballot Return Deadline
Election Day
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How do I make sure I'm registered to vote?
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Can I register the same day I want to vote?
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Can I vote by mail?
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Can I vote early?
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Do I need an ID to vote?
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How do I cast my ballot?
SINCE YOU LAST VOTED…
Since 2020, it’s become harder to cast your ballot in Wyoming. Here are the changes you need to pay attention to:
When casting your vote…
- Wyoming has a new voter ID law, which means when voting in-person on Election Day, you’ll need either a driver’s license, a state ID card, a tribal ID, a passport, a military card, a Wyoming school ID, or a Medicare or Medicaid insurance card (say all of that five times fast). Otherwise, you’ll need to cast a provisional ballot and return with ID afterward.
Now what?
3 Opportunities
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Find the details on accessible voting in your state, including early voting, Election Day voting, mail voting, and accessible mail voting tools for people with print disabilities.
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If you run into any issues while voting, call 1-833-DEM-VOTE (1-833-336-8683), a voter hotline is monitored 24/7/365 with voting experts who are ready to field questions pertaining to felon disenfranchisement, voter purging, poll worker misconduct, voter machines, accessibility, and more.
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Need to show Voter ID? Not sure what kind? Get the specifics in your state here.
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