Wyoming HB0165 prohibits ranked choice voting in state elections.

Wyoming HB0165 amends the state election code to explicitly prohibit the use of ranked choice voting in any election. The bill defines ranked choice voting as a method where voters rank candidates by preference, with ballots counted in rounds until a winner is determined. It also voids any local ordinances that authorize such voting. The act mandates that ballots specify a single vote per office to be filled, aligning with traditional voting methods. The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.

Wyoming HB0165 prohibits ranked choice voting in state elections.

Wyoming HB0165 amends the state election code to explicitly prohibit the use of ranked choice voting in any election. The bill defines ranked choice voting as a method where voters rank candidates by preference, with ballots counted in rounds until a winner is determined. It also voids any local ordinances that authorize such voting. The act mandates that ballots specify a single vote per office to be filled, aligning with traditional voting methods. The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.