Wyoming § 22-6-111 Only name of candidate on ballot; exception

Wyoming Statutes

§ 22-6-111 — Only name of candidate on ballot; exception

Wyoming § 22-6-111

Title 22Elections

Ch. 6BALLOTS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-6-111 (2026).

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A candidate may use the name on the ballot by which he is
generally known. Professional titles and degrees shall not
appear on the ballot. If in the opinion of the officer with whom
the application for nomination or election is filed the names of
two (2) or more candidates for any office to be voted on at the
same election are the same or so similar as to confuse the
electors as to the candidates' identity, the occupation and
residence address of each of these candidates shall be printed
under the candidate's name on the ballot.

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A candidate may use the name on the ballot by which he is
generally known. Professional titles and degrees shall not
appear on the ballot. If in the opinion of the officer with whom
the application for nomination or election is filed the names of
two (2) or more candidates for any office to be voted on at the
same election are the same or so similar as to confuse the
electors as to the candidates' identity, the occupation and
residence address of each of these candidates shall be printed
under the candidate's name on the ballot.