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First time in memory, every Laramie County voter got a primary ballot, clerk says

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By David Dudley Verified
| Cap City News
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Laramie County’s primary turnout held nearly flat this year at 53.3% of registered voters, even as the county added thousands of names to its rolls. County Clerk Debra Lee said this year’s ballot reached voters who usually sit the primary out. “This is the first Primary Election in recent memory where every Laramie County voter received a ballot,” Lee said.
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Natrona County primary turnout hits four-cycle low as rolls outpace voters

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By David Dudley Verified
| Oil City News Verified
CASPER, Wyo. — Turnout in Natrona County’s 2026 primary fell to 51.7% of registered voters, the lowest rate of the past four primaries, even though more people voted than in 2024. The numbers reveal that rolls grew faster than the vote. Registration climbed to 34,318, up about 30% from 2024, while ballots cast rose far less, to 17,744. Turnout has slipped from a 2022 high of 63%, the year Harriet Hageman unseated Liz Cheney, to 56.9% in 2024 and 51.7% this year.
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Laramie County early voting wraps on eve of primary

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By David Dudley Verified
| Cap City News
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Early voting for Wyoming’s Aug. 18 primary is a wrap in Laramie County. “We’ve had long lines all day,” said Debra Lee, Laramie County clerk. “People were in line as early as 7:30 a.m. Those in line by 5 p.m. today will be allowed to vote.” Elections staff had counted 8,340 in-person early votes and 2,843 absentee mail ballots as of 4:30 p.m. Monday, Lee said. The early voting window ran 28 days this cycle, shortened from the 45 days allowed before a 2023 change to state law.
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