Voter Registration Information

The easiest way to register to vote before Election day is to stop by the Teton County Clerk’s office at 200 S. Willow Street, Jackson, WY 83001. We are located in the basement of the County Administration Building. 

For more information regarding registering to vote via mail, please click on the registration information link below.

https://sos.wyo.gov/Forms/Elections/General/VoterRegistrationForm.pdf

Party Affiliation for Primary Election: The last day for currently registered voters to declare or change their political party is May 13th, 2026!  New voter registrations may still declare a party affiliation when registering after this deadline. (W.S. 22-5-214)

Registration Information - Click Here

National Voter Registration Act Exemption

The State of Wyoming is exempt from the National Voter Registration Act commonly known as "motor voter." There is no voter registration available at the Drivers License Division of the Department of Transportation or at any other state agency.

Registering at the Polls

It is advised that you register prior to Election day so that your name will appear on the poll list on election day. If you are unable to register early, you may register at the polls on Election day. If you know you will be unable to get to a polling site on Election day, you may still come to the Absentee Polling site within the 14-day registration cut off period to register, but you must be prepared to vote by absentee at the same time. 

Address Changes

If your residence address or mailing address has changed since the last time you voted, please call 307-733-4430 or come into the Election’s Office and change your address. All changes made after voter registration closes must be made in person, either at the County Clerk’s Office or at the polls on Election day.

Party Changes

Should you need to change your party affiliation, you must make the change in person at our office or on election day at a Vote Center Location. Again, all changes made after voter registration closes must be made in person, either at the county clerk’s office or at a Vote Center location on election day.