Election Day

Treasurer Curt Meier, State Auditor Kristy Racines, and Secretary of State GOP Nominee Chuck Gray have no organized opponents.

Nine Wyoming House of Representative positions were up for grabs on Tuesday with 17 different people attempting to take a two-year seat.

In a year where it's been difficult to find a majority of people to agree on anything, I'd like to propose an idea that maybe we all can embrace. It's not my idea or my words, but one of the most loved Americans in our history: Abraham Lincoln.

Laramie County voters won't be required to wear masks at the polls tomorrow, Nov. 3, despite a mask mandate that went into effect today.

The County Clerk's Office will resume normal hours and functions on Wed., Nov. 4tth.

Today is the last day to register to vote before the election, but voters will still be able to register and then vote immediately through election day.

Today is the day that people go to the ballot and cast their vote for President of the United States, if they haven't already. Here are some facts about elections in Wyoming.

When our founding fathers set up the greatest nation known to man, they expected the citizens to take an active part in it by voting. Where does Wyoming stand?

Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield says the number of registered voters statewide is just under 239,000, up about 20,000 compared to the number of registered voters on primary election day in August. David Bullard, Senior Economist with the Research and Planning Section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services says the state experienced continued job growth during the second quarter of

Polls are open today from 7am until 7pm, and voters who are in line at 7 pm will be allowed to vote.