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Campaign finance agencies in Wyoming
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In Wyoming, there are two primary agencies involved in statewide campaign finance regulation: the Wyoming Secretary of State, Elections Division, and the Wyoming Attorney General. The former oversees campaign finance reporting, and the latter enforces campaign finance law.
- See also: Campaign finance requirements in Wyoming
Wyoming Secretary of State
Authority
In Wyoming, candidates for statewide offices, PACs, political parties, and organizations must register and report finances to the secretary of state. The secretary of state and county clerks report alleged violators of the election code to the attorney general for enforcement.[1]
Electronic reporting system
Wyoming hosts an online campaign finance records system. The system can be accessed here. The public may view disclosure reports here.
Wyoming Attorney General
Authority
The attorney general may prosecute alleged violators of the election law. In Wyoming, candidates who fail to file or file false reports are subject to civil and criminal penalties.[1]
Contact information
Wyoming Secretary of State
- Herschler Building East
- 122 W 25th St., Suite 100
- Cheyenne, WY 82002-0020
- Telephone: 307-777-5860
- Email: elections@wyo.gov
Wyoming Attorney General
- 109 State Capitol
- 200 W. 24th St.
- Cheyenne, WY 82002
- Telephone: 307-777-7841
- Fax: 307-777-6869
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