Wyoming Legislature Committee Sends Election-Related Bills to Session
The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee discussed 13 election-related bills on Thursday and sent election-related measures to the legislative session, the Wyoming Tribune Eagle reported on October 16.
The bills address hot-button issues such as drop boxes, ballot harvesting and pen-and-paper ballots, according to the report. They will be debated during the upcoming session.
Wyoming voters will choose a governor, a U.S. senator and the state's lone U.S. House member on November 3, 2026, with all three offices open. Details of each bill and committee votes are available in the legislature's published meeting records.
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Photo: 怀俄明州议会大厦，位于夏延 / Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne (Wikimedia Commons)
