WyomingPaper + scan
US state. Elections administered by the Secretary of State with county clerks. Paper ballots tabulated by precinct optical scanner. Voter ID required at the polls (W.S. § 22-3-118, effective 2022). No-excuse absentee voting by mail. Foundational law would be Wyoming Statutes Title 22 (Elections), 29 chapters, ~500+ sections. CAVEAT: Title 22 is NOT in the EII corpus — wyoleg.gov is a JavaScript-only SPA with no static section URLs, Justia/FindLaw return Cloudflare bot challenges, and Wayback Machine only captured ~75 of the ~500+ sections (too sparse to score). Only the Wyoming Constitution is in the EII corpus, covering Art. 6 (suffrage), Art. 3 (legislature), Art. 5 (judiciary), etc. Source: en.wikisource.org.
Voting Channels
The voting channels available under current law, each verified against the cited statute.
- Election dayElection-day in personall
Polling places open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on election day. Photo ID required at the polls (W.S. § 22-3-118, effective 2022).
W.S. § 22-13-101 et seq.
- EarlyEarly in personall-voters
Early in-person absentee voting at the county clerk's office during the 45-day pre-election period.
W.S. § 22-9-105
- PostalPostal / mailno-excuse
No-excuse absentee voting by mail for any registered elector; ballot requested from the county clerk and returned by mail or in person.
W.S. § 22-9-101 et seq.
- ProxyProxynot available
No proxy voting.
- InternetInternetnot available
No internet voting; military and overseas voters may receive ballots electronically (W.S. § 22-9-803) but return them by mail or designated method.
Methodology Radar
Dimension Breakdown
Primary Instruments
| Citation | Type | Title | Sections | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming Statutes, Title 22 (Wyoming Election Code of 1973) | Code | Wyoming Statutes, Title 22 (Wyoming Election Code of 1973) | 471 | active |
Methodologies — Datapoint Drill-In
Each methodology card above takes you to Wyoming's scoring detail for that methodology — every datapoint, with rationale and the exact statute that justifies the score.