Laramie County Clerk

Gray did not list the counties which he says didn't follow the law, but he does say it was ''multiple" counties.

In the release, Lee said over 15,000 Laramie County voters were removed from the voter list last year as part of a required purge of the voter registry.

A mere 63.23% of Laramie County's registered voters cast their ballots in Tuesday's general election, according to unofficial results from the county clerk's office.

Results are not official until certified by the canvassing board on Friday, November 11 at 2 p.m.

Wyoming's primary election is next Tuesday, August 15th.

In an effort to prevent property crime, Cheyenne police are launching a 10-day public awareness campaign reminding citizens to "Lock It or Lose It."

Polls are open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m., and voters are being reminded that state law now requires people to present photo identification when voting.

Lee confirmed Tuesday that errors were made by her office in the calculation of Republican and Democratic precinct committee people at last year’s primary election.

Lines to vote early at the atrium in the Laramie County Governmental Building were exceptionally long in recent days.

The streaming will take place between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. both days.