A VOTER GUIDE FOCUSED ON LIFE, FAMILY, RELIGIOUS LIBERTY & EDUCATIONAL FREEDOM
2024 Primary
2024 General Election
Most districts in Wyoming have a strong Republican voting base, making most districts effectively “safe” seats for the Republican candidates. This means that in most districts in Wyoming, whoever wins the primary election is almost guaranteed to win the November general election. In addition, turnout in primary elections is typically much lower than in general elections. Voting in the primary election in Wyoming is extremely important and, many times, can be the most crucial part of deciding who will represent you.
Polling locations can be found in several places: Many counties now post the polling locations on their website, most Wyoming newspapers publish the polling locations prior to every election, or you can call the Election Office in your county to find the polling locations. If you have your voter registration certificate, it will list your precinct number. When you call, tell the person who answers the phone your precinct number to find out where your polling place is located.
In Wyoming, you can register to vote during early voting or on voting day. In order to register to vote, bring your Wyoming Drivers License or ID. If you do not have a Wyoming Drivers License, bring an accepted form of government-issued ID.
You can also visit your County Clerk’s website to find the correct location to register in person. If you are unable to register in person, visit the Wyoming Secretary of State’s website and follow the links there.
You can check to see if you are registered to vote by calling the Wyoming Secretary of State’s office or calling your local County Clerk. Be sure to invite your friends and family to register to vote if they are not registered!
The WyoVoter Guide this year will be entirely online and available exclusively through this website. When the guide is available in late July, you will simply just enter your address on this site, and we will provide voter guide information for your particular candidates, based on your address. It’s that simple!
You can also find a list of all your elected officials by entering your address here.
Currently, the WyoVoter Guide only covers state, statewide, federal offices, and some school board races for election. Due to time, costs, and staff, we are only able to cover the Republican Primary Election and are unable to cover all local elections. Our plan is to cover all major party candidates at the state and federal level for the 2024 General Election in November.
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Wyoming Family Alliance Action has subscribed to iVoterGuide for this election cycle to produce the guide. It should be noted that this guide factors in a broad spectrum of conservative viewpoints, some of which do not completely align with the view of Wyoming Family Alliance Action.
When you enter your address information and click to get your personalized guide, you will be taken to the Wyoming version of the iVoterGuide. The guide evaluates candidates on a very conservative to very liberal scale based on voting records, vote scores, candidate donation history, other score cards, and a comprehensive issue questionnaire – all of which are available for you to view.
The WyoVoters Guide is an effort to inform Wyoming voters better so they can make an informed decision. It is not an attempt to endorse or oppose any candidate. The panel evaluations of the candidates are made by iVoterGuide, not Wyoming Family Alliance Action, and are not endorsements by either group.
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(A) LIFE
Wyoming Family Alliance stands in defense of all innocent life from conception to Natural Death. For this reason, Wyoming Family Alliance has supported legislation to protect children from Chemical and Surgical abortion as well as the vulnerable from the coercion of Assisted Suicide.
(B) RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
Believing that freedom of the mind and heart is the foundation of all freedoms, Wyoming Family Alliance stands strong for the 1 st Amendment to the US Constitution. The 1st Amendment was carefully written to affirm that there would be no state religion, and that the government would not restrict the free exercise of one’s religious beliefs. Wyoming Family Alliance supports legislation such as the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and other legislation that helps citizens when government power is used to demand conformity to secular religion.
(C) FAMILY VALUES
Wyoming Family Alliance understands that the family is the foundational building block of society. Therefore, we will support legislation that assists families when it becomes apparent that government programs or elected officials impose ideologies that allow the government to become the masters rather than the servants to families in our state.
(D) EDUCATION FREEDOM
Wyoming Family Alliance believes that a child’s education should be driven by the family rather than government bureaucracy. Educational policy is best served in an “educational marketplace” that empowers parents to find the solution that fits their needs. Therefore, we support legislation that gives parents options such as Charter Schools, Education Savings Accounts, Homeschools, or empowers them in the Public School Environment.