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Election of Representatives by County

Last scannedOct 10, 2026, 2:19 AM

In one sentence

This act changes how state representatives are elected in Wyoming, focusing on nominations and elections for each county district.

Creates new rules for the election of state representatives based on counties.
Specifies that political parties can nominate lists of candidates or use primary elections to choose nominees.
Requires that nominated candidate lists match the number of representatives to be elected in a district.
Sets up procedures for counting votes and apportioning seats among winning lists.

This bill did not pass and was returned to committee.
The exact impact of the changes on future elections is unclear without implementation.

Plain language

Apportionment: The process of dividing up the number of representatives among winning candidate lists based on votes received.
Primary election: An initial election where voters choose party nominees for a general election.

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