CELEBRATING
250 YEARS
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Wyoming Votes
Celebrating 250 Years of Self-Government
For 250 years, the electoral process has been central to the history of our Republic. In commemoration of America’s 250th Anniversary, we want you to have access to all the resources you need to vote in the 2026 Election. Use this site to learn about voting in person or absentee, voter registration, and Voter ID requirements. Let’s vote, Wyoming!
Polling Places
The polls will be open, ready, and secure across the Cowboy State for Primary Election Day on August 18th and General Election Day on November 3rd. Some polling places may have changed, so verify your 2026 polling location by clicking below.
Registration Information
You can register to vote at your local County Clerk’s office, by mail, or at your polling location on Election Day.
To register to vote in Wyoming, you must:
- Be a U.S. Citizen, as evidenced by providing proof of U.S. citizenship
- Be 18 years of age on or before the day of the next election
- Be a resident of Wyoming, as evidenced by providing proof of Wyoming residency
- Be a bona fide resident of Wyoming for not less than thirty (30) days before the next election
- Not currently adjudicated mentally incompetent
- Not been convicted of a felony, or have had voting rights restored
- Provide your Wyoming Driver’s License or Driver’s License number and acceptable identification. If you do not have a Wyoming Driver’s License number, provide the last four digits of your Social Security Number and another form of acceptable identification
Acceptable Documents for Registration
Not Registered? Remember to bring acceptable documentation!
Wyoming law requires voters to provide proof of identity, proof of United States citizenship, and proof of Wyoming residency to register to vote. A valid Wyoming driver’s license or Wyoming identification card may satisfy these requirements if it does not indicate the holder is not a United States citizen.
If you need a Wyoming driver’s license or ID, visit the Wyoming Department of Transportation Driver Services Division to learn how to obtain or renew a Wyoming driver’s license or identification card.
(For all voter registration requirements and documents for registration, see Wyoming Election Procedures, Ch. 2)
Proof of Identity
Provide one of the following:
- Wyoming driver’s license.
- United States passport.
- Driver’s license or identification card issued by the Federal Government, any State, or Outlying Possession of the United States.
- A tribal ID of any Federally Recognized Tribe.
- Photo identification card issued by the University of Wyoming, a Wyoming Community College, or a Wyoming Public School.
- United States military card.
- Identification card issued to a dependent of a member of the United States Armed Forces.
Or provide two or more of the following:
- Certification of United States citizenship.
- Certificate of naturalization.
- United States military draft record or Selective Service card or record.
- Voter’s registration card from another state or county.
- United States Social Security card.
- Certification of birth abroad issued by the Department of State.
- Original or certified copy of a birth certificate bearing an official seal.
- Any other form of identification issued by an official agency of the United States or a State.
- Void Wyoming driver’s license or ID card issued by the State of Wyoming.
Temporary driver’s license or ID card issued by the State of Wyoming.
Proof of United States Citizenship
Provide one of the following:
- Wyoming driver’s license or Wyoming ID card. *
- United States passport.
- Original or certified copy of a United States birth certificate.
- Certificate of United States citizenship or naturalization.
- Consular report of birth abroad.
- Tribal ID. *
- Driver’s license issued by another state. *
- Draft record.
Proof of Wyoming Residency
Provide one document showing your Wyoming residential address, such as:
- Wyoming driver’s license.
- United States passport.
- Military ID.
- Tribal ID.
- Government-issued identification card.
- Wyoming student ID.
- Utility bill. *
- Bank statement. *
- Government check or pay stub. *
- Mortgage statement. *
- Wyoming student housing verification. *
- Any government document containing name and address. *
- Residential lease. **
- Vehicle registration. **
- Property tax receipt. **
- Wyoming hunting or fishing license. **
Additional residency documents may be accepted. Contact your County Clerk if you have questions about whether a document qualifies.
*Must be current and dated within 90 days from the date of registration.
**Must be dated within 1 year from the date of registration.
Voter ID Requirements
You must show ID when voting in person. If you are registering on Election Day, you must also provide documentation that meets Wyoming’s registration requirements.
Accepted ID for voting in person
Provide one of the following:
- Wyoming driver’s license or ID card.
- Tribal ID card.
- Valid United States passport.
- United States military card.
- Driver’s license or ID card from another state.
- University of Wyoming student ID.
- Wyoming Community College student ID.
- Wyoming Public School student ID.
- Valid Medicare insurance card. *
- Valid Medicaid insurance card. *
- Valid Wyoming concealed firearm permit.
*Medicare and Medicaid cards will no longer be acceptable for voting purposes after December 31, 2029.
Absentee Voting
The Mail-in and in-person absentee voting period is now 28 days prior to the Primary and General Election. This does NOT affect UOCAVA absentee voting, which is still 45 days. Every absentee ballot received is cross-checked against a voter’s registration.
REMEMBER, to be counted, your ballot must be received by your county clerk’s office no later than 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.
See Something Suspicious or Concerning?
The Wyoming Secretary of State’s Office wants to ensure every citizen feels safe and secure with their vote. If you see something that doesn’t seem right there are three different options to report what you have seen.
- Text: 307-317-7235
- Email: elections@wyo.gov
- Call: 307-777-5860