Laramie County Clerk

Gray did not list the counties which he says didn't follow the law, but he does say it was ''multiple" counties.

The last day to vote early in the Atrium of the Laramie County Governmental Building is Monday, November 7.

In an effort to prevent property crime, Cheyenne police are launching a 10-day public awareness campaign reminding citizens to "Lock It or Lose It."

Polls are open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m., and voters are being reminded that state law now requires people to present photo identification when voting.

Lee confirmed Tuesday that errors were made by her office in the calculation of Republican and Democratic precinct committee people at last year’s primary election.

Lines to vote early at the atrium in the Laramie County Governmental Building were exceptionally long in recent days.

For people who choose to vote in person, the county's election centers will be observing measures designed to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

It will likely be much later before final results from the Aug. 18 primary election are tabulated than has been the case in recent years.

Laramie County Clerk Debra Lee says Tuesday's weather is partially to blame for what she's calling a "disappointing" special election turnout.

Absentee voting for the November 7 Laramie County Community College bond election begins this Thursday.