Advocating for
Fair, Reliable, Ethical Elections in Wyoming
Wyoming FREE is about one thing — freedom. The freedom to choose your representatives. We must preserve our Wyoming way of life and we do that by protecting our freedom to have our voice heard in every election.
Stay updated on key voter information.
Wyoming voters will have new obstacles since the last time they cast their ballots. Get informed about the deadlines and changes in order to effectibvely exercise your right to vote.
Early voting days have been reduced from 45 to 28 days.
Voters must now be registered to vote before knowing which candidates are on the ballot.
Voters must now declare a major party 96 days before the Primary Election.
Proposed rules from the Secretary of State may require additional forms of identification in addition to a WY driver’s license (if proposed December 2023 rules from the Secretary of State are adopted as proposed).
In 2024, Wyoming residents were surveyed on a number of issues relevant to the population prior to the election. See the results of this survey.
Important Dates
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April 21, 2025
Voter Registration MAY close, if Special District Election is upcoming
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May 6, 2025
Town Elections; Bond Elections; Subsequent Director Elections; Special District Formation Elections
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August 19, 2025
Local August Bond Elections
(If Applicable)
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November 4, 2025
Local November Bond Elections; Subsequent Director Elections
(If Applicable)
Know the Facts on Voter Restrictions
Early Voting
Early voting days have be reduced from 45 to 28 days, so if you plan to mail in your ballot, you need to remember to do it early so that you vote counts. Only seven counties have drop boxes. All absentee ballots must be received in the county clerk’s office no later than 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. With Wyoming having only one remaining mail processing facility located within the state and that facility is being relocated to Denver, this further delays the time it takes for election mail to reach County Clerks ensuring your vote is counted.
Voting Integrity
We will never push specific parties or individual agendas. We care about protecting your freedom in elections and the integrity of our elections. Wyoming now ranks among the most restrictive states in the nation for voter access because fewer Wyomingites have access to the ballot than ever before – this in spite of the Heritage Foundation finding zero instances of fraud in Wyoming in the last decade. The emphasis on election integrity does not require blocking voter access to the polls.
Voter Purges
In Wyoming, purges remove every voter who did not participate in the General Election. As a result of record-low turnout in the 2022 general election, nearly 29% of Wyoming voters (more than 86,000) were purged from the voter registration rolls. Many voters discover they are no longer listed only when they arrive at the polling place in the next election. Fortunately, at least for now, it is still possible for Wyoming voters to re-register at their polling place and cast a vote in the primary election
Connect with Your Local Voting Office
Get Voting Information
You can register to vote at your local County Clerk’s office, by mailing in your voter registration form, or at the polls on Election Day. Please refer to your local County Clerk for specifications on ID requirements, mailing instructions, or other questions about registration. Contact your county clerk to register to vote, ask questions, and learn how impactful your vote is.
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