Wyoming Regulations § 27-7 Transportation to Central Counting Center
Regulation Text
(a)
The ballot box(es) and secure containers shall be transported by two (2) election judges, from different political parties, if available, in the same vehicle. If traveling together is impractical, one may follow in a separate vehicle.
(b)
Ballot box(es) and secure containers shall be transported to the central counting center in an enclosed vehicle or enclosed trailer that is capable of being locked.
(c)
Upon arrival to the central counting center, the election judges shall provide the transportation report to the chief election judge of the central counting center or their designee.
(d)
The individual listed on the transportation report shall receive the ballot box(es), secure containers, and other election materials and shall verify and sign the transportation report.
(e)
If a discrepancy is found within the transportation report, the individual shall notify the county clerk immediately.
History
Adopted, Eff. 3/30/2020 .
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