Wyoming § 22-14-103 - Counting in paper ballot precincts; discrepancies.
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§ 22-14-103. Counting in paper ballot precincts; discrepancies.
Unless otherwise validated by a canvassing board pursuant to W.S. 22-13-105, ballots not initialed by a judge of election or county clerk shall not be counted. If the number of ballots is not equal to the number of voters entered in the pollbook as having voted that ballot, the election judges shall attempt to determine the discrepancy. If the election judges cannot determine the discrepancy, the county clerk and, if necessary, the county canvassing board, shall resolve the discrepancy.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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