Section 22-15-101 – Right to Vote May Be Challenged.
22-15-101. Right to vote may be challenged. Registration is evidence of a person’s right to vote at any election, but this right may be challenged at the polls in the manner prescribed by law.
Section 22-15-104 – Grounds for Challenge.
22-15-104. Grounds for challenge. (a) A person offering to vote may be challenged for the following reasons: (i) Not a qualified elector; (ii) Not entitled to vote in the precinct; (iii) Name does not appear on poll list and the person cannot meet the requirements to register at the polls; (iv) Not the person he […]
Section 22-15-105 – Challenged Person May Vote; Generally.
22-15-105. Challenged person may vote; generally. (a) If a person offering to vote is challenged, and the challenge is not resolved in accordance with W.S. 22-15-106, an election judge shall offer the voter a ballot clearly marked “provisional” and which cannot be automatically tabulated. (b) A person challenged on any ground may vote by provisional […]
Section 22-15-106 – Where Name Not on Poll List.
22-15-106. Where name not on poll list. A person challenged on the ground that his name does not appear on the poll list may vote if a judge of election obtains verification from the county clerk that the person is entitled to vote in that election within that county.
Section 22-15-108 – Duty of Judges to Challenge.
22-15-108. Duty of judges to challenge. It is the duty of the judges to challenge electors whenever existence of legal grounds for doing so is known or apparent to the judges.
Section 22-15-109 – Poll Watchers; Certification; Qualification; Authority; Removal.
22-15-109. Poll watchers; certification; qualification; authority; removal. (a) The county chairman of each political party may certify poll watchers prior to the day of the election to serve in each polling place. Not more than one (1) poll watcher from each political party may serve simultaneously unless the chief judge determines that one (1) additional […]