Application for Minor & Provisional Party Candidates - County Offices - Wyoming

Application for Minor & Provisional Party Candidates - County Offices is a legal document that was released by the Wyoming Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Wyoming.

FAQ

Q: Who can apply as a minor or provisional party candidate for county offices in Wyoming?
A: Any registered voter in Wyoming who is a member of a minor political party or is an independent candidate can apply.

Q: What is the deadline to submit an application for minor and provisional party candidates for county offices in Wyoming?
A: The deadline is the last Monday in May preceding the general election.

Q: What information should be included in the application for minor and provisional party candidates for county offices?
A: The application should include the candidate's name, address, party affiliation, the office sought, and a statement acknowledging the candidate's eligibility and willingness to serve if elected.

Q: What is the filing fee for minor and provisional party candidates for county offices in Wyoming?
A: The filing fee is $50 for county offices.

Q: Can minor and provisional party candidates for county offices in Wyoming submit a petition in lieu of paying the filing fee?
A: Yes, candidates can submit a petition signed by not less than 2 percent of the registered voters in the county.

Q: Are there any additional requirements for minor and provisional party candidates for county offices in Wyoming?
A: Yes, candidates must also file financial disclosure statements and comply with campaign finance laws.

Q: Can minor and provisional party candidates be appointed to county offices in Wyoming?
A: Yes, if a minor or provisional party candidate is the only candidate who files for a particular office, they may be appointed to the office without a general election.