2026 Election Information
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About Primary Elections
Wyoming has closed primary elections, which means only voters registered with a major party (Democratic or Republican) can vote in that party's primary. Winners from the primary election move forward to the general election.
Voters registered as unaffiliated or with a minor party (Constitution or Libertarian) may be able to vote in a primary election, but on a limited ballot. For example, if you live in Cheyenne or Pine Bluffs, you can vote for municipal offices and ballot questions or propositions.
Countywide ballot questions or propositions appear on all ballots regardless of party affiliation or residence.
Important: The legal deadline for registered voters to change their party affiliation before the primary is May 13, 2026. Changes to party affiliation may be made after the primary election is certified. Visit the Register to Vote page to find out how you can update your voter registration.
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2026 Primary Election
Democratic and Republican voters will NOMINATE candidates for:
- U.S. Senator
- U.S. Representative
- Governor
- Secretary of State
- State Auditor
- State Treasurer
- State Superintendent of Public Instruction
- State Senate Districts 5, 6 (unexpired term), 7, and 31
- State House of Representative Districts 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 41, 42, 43, 44, and 61
- County Commissioners (3 seats)
- County Coroner
- District Attorney
- County Sheriff
- County Clerk
- County Treasurer
- County Assessor
- Clerk of District Court
- Cheyenne City Council Ward 1 (1 seat)
- Cheyenne City Council Ward 2 (1 seat)
- Cheyenne City Council Ward 3 (1 seat)
- Pine Bluffs Mayor (1 seat, an unexpired term)
- Pine Bluffs Town Council (2 seats)
And ELECT candidates for:
And DECIDE:
2026 General Election
All voters will ELECT candidates for:
- U.S. Senator
- U.S. Representative
- Governor
- Secretary of State
- State Auditor
- State Treasurer
- State Superintendent of Public Instruction
- State Senate Districts 5, 6 (unexpired term), 7, and 31
- State House of Representative Districts 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 41, 42, 43, 44, and 61
- County Commissioners (3 seats)
- Coroner
- District Attorney
- Sheriff
- County Clerk
- County Treasurer
- County Assessor
- Clerk of District Court
- Cheyenne City Council Ward 1 (1 seat)
- Cheyenne City Council Ward 2 (1 seat)
- Cheyenne City Council Ward 3 (1 seat)
- Pine Bluffs Mayor (1 seat, an unexpired term)
- Pine Bluffs Town Council (2 seats)
- LCCC Board of Trustees (3 seats)
- LCSD#1 At-Large Board Trustee (1 seat)
- LCSD#1 Residence Area 1 Board Trustee (1 seat)
- LCSD#1 Residence Area 2 Board Trustee (1 seat)
- LCSD#1 Residence Area 3 Board Trustee (1 seat)
- LCSD#2 At-Large Board Trustee (3 seats)
- LCSD#2 Residence Area D Board Trustee (1 seat)
- LCSD#2 Residence Area F Board Trustee (1 seat, an unexpired term)
- Chugwater Fire District Director (1 seat)
- Conservation District Rural Board Member (3 seats, including an unexpired term)
And DECIDE:
- Retention of Supreme Court Justices (2)
- Retention of District Court Judges (2)
- Retention of Chancery Court Judge
- Retention of Circuit Court Judges (2)
- Proposed Initiative Proposition Number One: "People's Initiative to Limit Property Tax in Wyoming through a Homeowner's Property Exemption" (click here for more information on the initiative)
- Note: In order to pass, the proposed initiative must receive favorable votes of more than fifty percent (50%) of those voting in the general election.
- Laramie County 1% Sales and Use Tax (5th Penny): "Shall the Laramie County Commissioners be authorized to renew a one percent (1%) sales and use tax within the county as authorized by W.S. 39-15-204; the revenue to be used as general revenue?"
- Laramie County Lodging Tax: “Shall Laramie County be authorized to renew a lodging tax at a rate of two percent (2%) upon the sales price paid for sleeping accommodations for guests in hotels, motels, tourist courts, trailer parks, campgrounds, dude ranches, short-term condominiums and similar establishments, in accordance with W.S. 39-15-204(a)(ii)?”