The court filing says women voters, as well as Hispanic, young and low-income residents, are likely to be the most adversely impacted by the requirement.
Elections
How to vote
Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Early voting is underway.
One Small Step: Town councilor and mayoral candidate speaks with church leader
Town Councilor and mayoral candidate Arne Jorgensen discussed political vitriol, the role of government and fatherhood with Brian Bultema of the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole.
One Small Step: Town Councilor talks about leadership with Jackson Hole’s first female ski patroller
Councilwoman Jessica Sell Chambers, who seeks election as Jackson’s mayor, and Melissa Malm discuss collaboration and leadership in a “man’s world”.
It’s unclear if postal service delays will impact Teton County
With two weeks until the general election, voters are starting to show up to the polls — including those opting to vote remotely and by mail.
One Small Step: County commission candidate speaks with self-proclaimed “ski bum”
Candidate Vicky O’Donoghue speaks with Jackson resident Larry Hartenstein about divisions they see in our community and what has shaped their political beliefs.
One Small Step: Town council candidate speaks with professional mountain guide
For the third installment of KHOL’s election season One Small Step conversation we paired town council candidate Kevin Regan with professional mountain guide Jessica Baker.
Early voting in Wyoming starts this week
Wyomingites can request mail ballots over the phone, through email, regular mail, online or by visiting your county clerk’s office in person. Contact information and a statement affirming eligibility to vote are required.
Absentee ballots for uniformed and overseas Wyomingites go out starting Sept. 20
They’ll have until Election Day to send ballots back to Wyoming county clerks, although mail from overseas can often take longer than a week to make it back to the U.S.
