voting

Natrona County voters set a record with a total of 7,106 absentee ballots cast.

The former Roosevelt school was able to be used as a polling place for the Aug. 21 primary because the Casper Housing Authority bought the former school.

Federal law contains special protections for the rights of voters to mark their own ballots or be assisted by a person of their choice.

If people have not registered to vote, they need to go to the County Clerk's office on the first floor of the Old Courthouse.

The contested GOP primary for governor led to a lot of people changing parties at the polls.

Workers at the polling places described the turnout as "steady" compared to "busy" during the presidential election two years ago.

Residents in north Casper will be able to vote again at the former Roosevelt High School.

For more information about absentee voting statewide, visit the Wyoming Secretary of State's website.

In July, Murray rejected the Commission's request for Wyoming voter data containing personal information.

The task force met for an organizational meeting in October and will meet as needed during 2018.

Data collected by the department puts the total number of nonviolent felony offenders who completed their sentence in 2013 alone at 1,178.

The voting system described in the measure would include a device at each legislator's desk that would allow electronic voting and vote counting.