Year2024
TierBottom Tier
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Responsive Gov’s Grade TL;DR
This past year, the Wyoming Legislature did not make any substantial changes to its election laws. After pasting several restrictive bills in 2022, the Legislature’s inaction in 2024 is a welcome change. Unfortunately, Secretary of State Gray continues to push false narratives about voter fraud and called for the state to end the use of drop boxes. Therefore, Wyoming received a B- on this year’s progress report.
Looking Back
Where Wyoming Started at the Beginning of 2024
- Automatic Voter Registration: No
- Online Voter Registration: No
- Same-Day Registration: Yes
- Restoration of Rights: Some Permanent Disenfranchisement
- Vote by Mail: No-Excuse
- Electronic Registration Information Center Member: No
- Early Voting Opportunities: In-Person Absentee
- ID Requirements: No Document Required
Relying on the Cost of Voting Index for Wyoming as of 2024, we considered the state a bottom tier state for pre-existing voting policy and compared its 2024 activity against other bottom tier states.
How Our Tier Compares
- COVI (2024): 41st
- EPI Score (2022): 49th
- CLC State Scorecard (2022): 5/10
- MAP Democracy Rating (2024): LOW