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Wyoming voter turnout by county

Each vote in Wyoming counts for 2.3 people

44% of eligible Wyoming citizens voted in the 2022 midterm.

In the 2022 midterm, 194,512 of Wyoming’s 440,304 eligible citizens voted (44.2%), so each ballot spoke for 2.3 people. In 2024, turnout was 61.1% (1.6 people per vote). Nationally, 2022 turnout was 46.0%. Vote power is highest in Campbell County (2.7 people per vote) and lowest in Hot Springs County (1.6).

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Wyoming counties ranked by vote power (2022 midterm)
Campbell County#12.736.9%1.854.4%
Natrona County#22.737.3%1.856.2%
Laramie County#32.638.8%1.856.2%
Sweetwater County#42.540.0%1.856.0%
Albany County#52.441.4%1.758.7%
Carbon County#62.343.3%1.758.8%
Uinta County#72.244.5%1.661.3%
Fremont County#82.245.3%1.758.3%
Big Horn County#92.148.5%1.565.6%
Converse County#102.148.7%1.564.9%
Goshen County#112.148.7%1.662.0%
Sheridan County#122.049.0%1.566.1%
Lincoln County#132.049.6%1.471.8%
Niobrara County#142.051.1%1.758.2%
Washakie County#152.051.1%1.565.1%
Sublette County#161.951.3%1.471.2%
Weston County#171.952.0%1.565.4%
Park County#181.953.0%1.469.9%
Johnson County#191.856.1%1.471.1%
Platte County#201.758.2%1.469.8%
Teton County#211.758.6%1.376.7%
Crook County#221.758.8%1.377.9%
Hot Springs County#231.661.2%1.473.6%

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Sources. Votes cast: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, county presidential returns (2024) and precinct-level returns (2022; highest statewide or U.S. House vote total per county). Eligible citizens: U.S. Census Bureau citizen voting-age population, 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates. How it works.