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Elections
For more information about elections, please visit the Secretary of State's website.
2008 Primary Candidate Filings
Please click on the file link below to see the most recent candidate filings for the 2008 Primary Election.
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2008 Primary Candidate Filings
2008 Primary Election Proclamation
Please click on the file link below to download, view, and/or print the 2008 Primary Election Proclamation from the Carbon County Clerk.
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2008 Primary Election Proclamation
2008 County Candidate Filing Form
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2008 County Filing Form
Voter Registration
You may register to vote if you are:


- United States citizen
- Resident of the State of Wyoming
- 18 years of age on election day
- Not a felon or if you have had your civil rights restored
- Not currently mentally incompetent

To register to vote you must produce one of the following types of identification:

- Driver's License
- Identification card
- Birth Certificate
- Social Security card
- Passport

If you do not have one of these identification documents, call the elections office for assistance.
You may register to vote at the polls on Election Day or 30 days before any election at any of the following locations (OR any county resident may register to vote at the Clerk's office in the Courthouse):

- County Clerk's Office - Courthouse, Rawlins
- City Clerk - City Hall, Rawlins
- Town Hall - Baggs
- Town Hall - Dixon
- Town Hall - Elk Mountain
- Town Hall - Encampment
- Town Hall - Hanna
- Town Hall - Medicine Bow
- Town Hall - Riverside
- Town Hall - Saratoga
- Town Hall - Sinclair
How to Vote Absentee
Absentee ballots are available from the County Clerk's Office forty (40) days before all elections. You may call, write or visit the Clerk's office to request an absentee ballot.

A written request must contain your name, physical address, address where to mail the ballot, date of birth, and for Primary Elections your party affiliation.

Calls can be made to 1-800-250-9812 or 307-328-2650. Written request may be mailed to Carbon County Clerk, P.O. Box 6, Rawlins, WY 82301, or you may visit the Elections office in the County Clerk's office, at the County Courthouse at 415 West Pine Street in Rawlins.

Absentee ballots must be returned to the Clerk's office and must be received by 7:00 p.m. on Elections Day. Absentee ballots cannot be returned to any polling place.

Absentee ballots cannot be requested after 5:00 p.m. the day before election day, or on election day.
Polling Places and Precincts/Districts
You must vote at the polling place in the precinct where you reside unless you vote absentee. The following is a list of voting locations for all Carbon County Districts and Precincts:

District – Precinct
Polling Place

01-01

Pershing School – Rawlins

01-02

Jeffrey Center – Rawlins

02-01

Jeffrey Center – Rawlins

02-02

Jeffrey Center – Rawlins

03-01

Jeffrey Center  - Rawlins

03-02

Jeffrey Center – Rawlins

04-01

County Fire Station – Muddy Gap

05-01

Town Hall – Sinclair

06-01

Town Hall – Hanna

07-01

Senior Center – Medicine Bow

08-01

Town Hall – Hanna

09-01

Senior Center – Elk Mountain

10-01

County Fire Station – McFadden

11-01 (Inside Town)

Senior Center – Saratoga

11-02 (Outside Town)

Senior Center – Saratoga

12-01

Senior Center – Encampment

13-01

Town Hall – Riverside

14-01

Senior Center – Dixon/Savery

15-01

Senior Center – Baggs

 
POLLS OPEN AT 7:00 A.M.

POLLS CLOSE AT 7:00 P.M.
Touch Screen Voting
Each polling place will be equiped with both the optical scan paper ballots used since 2000 and an electronic touchscreen. Accessible voting was mandated by the federal government to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. Therefore, we chose touchscreens to meet the requirements. The touchscreens are not limited to those with disabilities. If you choose the touchscreen, you may not use the optical paper scan ballot. You may only use one option.
Touch Screen Voting Simulation
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