Wyoming Regulations § 21-9 Closing an Account
Regulation Text
(a)
At the end of an election cycle, the Secretary of State's Office shall administratively close all active individual candidate accounts and accounts for organizations supporting or opposing any ballot proposition or causing electioneering communications or independent expenditures to be made. A candidate may open a new candidate account starting January 1 of the new election cycle.
(b)
Committee accounts shall remain open and be subject to all statutorily required ongoing reports until the account's responsible party closes the account.
(c)
Thirty (30) days after the Primary Election, the Secretary of State's Office may administratively close the candidate account of any candidate who was not successful in the Primary. Administratively closing an account does not absolve the candidate from filing any required campaign finance reports.
History
Amended, Eff. 3/30/2020 .
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