WY · 2026 midterms
Early voting in Wyoming
Oct 6 – Nov 2, 2026
Early voting in Wyoming starts Oct 6, 2026.
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Last checked Oct 10, 2026
When can I vote early in Wyoming?
Early voting runs Oct 6, 2026 through Nov 2, 2026. Hours and sites are set locally.
Is it too late to register in Wyoming?
Wyoming does not offer online registration. Mailed forms should be postmarked by Oct 19, 2026. Register in person by Nov 3, 2026. Register in person at your county clerk and vote absentee on the spot (Oct 20-Nov 2), or register at your polling place on Election Day. You need proof of US citizenship (a Wyoming license that doesn't show non-citizen status works) and proof of Wyoming residency, and you must have lived in Wyoming at least 30 days.
Do I need ID to vote in Wyoming?
Bring an ID: Wyoming license or ID, tribal ID, passport, military ID, another state's license, or a University of Wyoming, Wyoming community college or public school student ID. Medicare or Medicaid cards also work (these don't have photos) through 2029.
Can college students vote where they go to school in Wyoming?
If you've lived in Wyoming at least 30 days, you can register at your campus address, or keep voting from home (absentee from home if you're from another state). UW and Wyoming community college IDs work as voter ID. Since 2025 you need proof of US citizenship and proof of Wyoming residency to register. A Wyoming license usually covers citizenship, but an out-of-state student may need a passport or birth certificate.
When is the mail ballot request deadline in Wyoming?
Request your mail ballot by Nov 2, 2026. You can request any time before Election Day, but in-county mail can take up to 7 days, so ask early.
When does my mail ballot have to arrive in Wyoming?
Your ballot must be received by Nov 3, 2026 at 7:00 AM. Must be received by your county clerk by 7 PM; postmarks don't count.
Can I vote with a felony record in Wyoming?
If it was your first nonviolent felony in Wyoming, your right to vote comes back automatically once you finish your sentence, including probation or parole (for discharges since 2010). Violent felonies, older cases, and federal or out-of-state convictions need an application or the governor's restoration.
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Dates move and counties set hours inside these windows. Before you make the trip, confirm with Wyoming's election office.
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