How to Write-In Troy Puls
It's simple. It counts. And it matters.
Find Your Polling Place
Visit your county clerk's website or call their office to confirm your polling location for Election Day. In Albany County, you can also vote at early voting sites.
Request Your Ballot
When you arrive at your polling place, request your ballot as you normally would. You will receive a standard Wyoming general election ballot.
Find the State Senate Race
Look for the State Senate District 9 race on your ballot. There will be a line or space designated for a write-in candidate.
Write In "Troy Puls"
In the write-in line, clearly print TROY PULS (or TROY A. PULS). Make sure the name is legible. Fill in the corresponding bubble or box next to the write-in line.
Submit Your Ballot
Double-check your ballot, then feed it into the scanner or hand it to the election official. You're done! Your write-in vote has been cast.
What Your Ballot Will Look Like
Here's a sample ballot to help you know exactly what to expect.
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Your write-in vote is valid and it counts.
Wyoming law recognizes write-in votes for all races on the ballot. As long as the name is legible, your vote will be counted. This is your right and your power.
Have questions about write-in voting? We're here to help.
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