About the Primary Election
The primary election is when voters affiliated with a major party (Democratic or Republican) choose their party’s nominees who then move forward to the general election. Wyoming has a closed partisan primary. This means only voters who are registered as affiliated with a major party can participate in the partisan election. A voter who is “unaffiliated” or is registered with a minor party can only vote in a closed partisan primary if they change their party affiliation before the legal deadline. Some primary ballots contain nonpartisan races, such as municipal offices, or ballot questions and eligible voters—regardless of party affiliation—are entitled to vote on these races.
2026 Primary Election
Voters will NOMINATE candidates for:
And ELECT candidates for:
And DECIDE:
2026 General Election
Voters will ELECT candidates for: