Vote at Home (Absentee)
1. VOTE AT HOME
Skip the lines, bad weather, and vote in the convenience of your home. Registered voters can request an absentee ballot each election year, beginning Jan 1. Absentee ballots cannot be requested on the day of the election. To request a ballot, visit or call our office 307-633-4242, or email election@laramiecountywy.gov (Subject: Absentee your name). Give us the name under which you are registered to vote, date of birth, your residence and mailing address, email/phone contact and for the primary election, the political party with which you are registered. Allow 7-10 days for your ballot to arrive and another 7-10 days for it to be returned to us.
Make your vote count. Follow the instructions that come with your ballot. Sign the affidavit on the envelope. Return it by mail, deliver it to our office, or use our convenient 24/7, secure ballot depository (drop box), located outside the Laramie County Governmental Complex on Carey Ave, between 19th & 20th St. Ballots arriving after the deadline of 7 pm on Election Day will not be counted.
Want to know when your mail ballot will arrive? Preview your mail before it arrives by signing up for USPS “informed delivery.” For more on the free service, visit https://www.usps.com/manage/informed-delivery.htm.
Vote Early
A popular option for many voters. Early voting starts 28 days before the election and ends the day before. Voting takes place in the Atrium of the Laramie County Governmental Complex, 309 W 20th St, from 8 am to 5 pm. Not yet registered? You can register during early voting.
Early voting for the 2026 Primary Election begins __ and ends __ (with the exception of County holidays).
Primary Election Satellite Early Voting Events
Burns Plex (327 S Main St):
Albin Community Center (430 5th Ave):
Laramie County Library (2200 Pioneer Ave, Cottonwood Room):
Election Day
Classic voting at the polls. From 7 am to 7 pm, bring your voter ID and cast your ballot at any vote center in Laramie County. Choose the center most convenient to where you live, work, or happen to be. Not yet registered? You can register on Election Day.
Laramie County Vote Centers
David R Romero Park, 1317 Parsley Blvd
Storey Gym, 2811 House Ave
Kiwanis Community House, 4603 Lions Park Dr
North Christian Church, 2015 Tranquility Rd
Laramie County Community College, CCI Bldg, 1400 E College Dr
Event Center at Archer, 3801 Archer Pkwy
Pine Bluffs Community Center, 708 Lawson St
Voter ID
Wyoming law requires voters to present an acceptable form of identification when voting early in person or on Election Day. Acceptable identification includes:
- WY Driver’s License or ID Card
- Tribal ID Card
- Valid U.S. Passport
- U.S. Military Card
- DL or ID Card from Another State
- University of Wyoming Student ID
- Wyoming Community College Student ID
- Wyoming Public School Student ID
- Valid Medicare Insurance Card*
- Valid Medicaid Insurance Card*
- Valid Wyoming Concealed Firearm Permit
*Medicare and Medicaid insurance cards will no longer be an acceptable form of identification for voting purposes after December 31, 2029.
If you do not have one of the documents listed above, you may obtain a free Wyoming Identification Card from WYDOT Driver Services, located at 1520 Etchepare Circle, 307-777-3835.
Who’s at a Polling Place
Poll workers (election judges) at polling places can easily be identified by colored vests. Election judges are an essential part of the overall success of a polling place on Election Day. They are there to help voters register, cast a ballot, and answer any questions they may have.
If you are interested in working as an election judge, please reach out to the Laramie County Clerk's Election Office at election@laramiecountywy.gov or 307-633-4242.
Poll watchers are also present at a polling place on Election Day. Their job is to observe voter registration and turnout. They are certified by a political party to serve in a designated polling place. To become a poll watcher, contact your local party.