Wyoming § 22-17-114 Contesting election of president, vice-
president or presidential elector

Wyoming Statutes

§ 22-17-114 — Contesting election of president, vice- president or presidential elector

Wyoming § 22-17-114

Title 22Elections

Ch. 17CONTESTS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-17-114 (2026).

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The election of a United States president and vice-president
candidate, or presidential elector, shall only be contested,
presented to and tried before the Wyoming legislature under
joint rules of the house of representatives and senate. Such a
contest may be initiated by a Wyoming elector by filing notice
with the legislature through the legislative service office no
later than five (5) days after the election is certified by the
state canvassing board. The contest shall only be brought on the
grounds provided by W.S. 22-17-101(a)(i) or (iv). A
determination of the contest by the legislature is final and
conclusive and is not subject to judicial review.

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The election of a United States president and vice-president
candidate, or presidential elector, shall only be contested,
presented to and tried before the Wyoming legislature under
joint rules of the house of representatives and senate. Such a
contest may be initiated by a Wyoming elector by filing notice
with the legislature through the legislative service office no
later than five (5) days after the election is certified by the
state canvassing board. The contest shall only be brought on the
grounds provided by W.S. 22-17-101(a)(i) or (iv). A
determination of the contest by the legislature is final and
conclusive and is not subject to judicial review.