§ 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 ballot, if he subscribes this oath in writing before
a judge of election:
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I am the person I
represent myself to be and that I am a qualified elector
entitled to vote in this precinct at this election and that this
is the only ballot I have or will vote in this election.".
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Signature of voter
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Signature of judge
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Precinct and District No.
(c) The oath required by this section shall be printed on
the provisional ballot envelope.
(d) A challenged voter may present information and
documentation of his eligibility to register at the election or
to vote to the county clerk until the close of business on the
day following the election. Any information presented shall be
considered by the canvassing board in determining the voter's
eligibility to register at the election or to vote and whether
to open and count his provisional ballot. The provisional ballot
shall be counted only after the voter has, by presenting
documentation required under this code to the county clerk,
established he had previously registered and is a qualified
elector or he was eligible to register at the election and is a
qualified elector.