The League of Women Voters of Laramie works to advance the goals of Empowering Voters and Defending Democracy.

We invite you to join us! Membership fees to help us support our programs are $60 per year, $90 for a family, and students are free — Click on the join/renew button to become part of our league. Contact us at laramie@wyominglwv.org.


The Laramie League and Albany County Public Library will be hosting Primary Election Candidate Forums beginning June 18. We will also have our League online Voter Information website, Vote411, online after Candidate Filing is finalized on May 29. We are also contiuning our more than 50-year partnership with the Laramie Boomerang to publish a printed Albany County Primary Election Voter Guide on July 22.

The Albany County 1% Specific Purpose Sales and Use Tax passed at the May 5 Special Election. Thank you to all the County election workers, volunteers and to the public for voting!  For the Primary and General Elections remember: 

  • Albany County has moved to Vote Centers this year. Vote Centers have become increasingly popular throughout the country because voters are able to go to any of the Vote Centers regardless of their assigned district/precinct.
  • A qualified elector may apply for an absentee ballot either in person, in writing, (Albany County Clerk, Courthouse, Suite 202, Laramie, Wyoming 82070), by telephone (307-721-2546)
  • For detailed information on changes to this year’s elections, including the change to vote centers, see the flyer on the County Clerk’s website.
  • Vote centers for the primary and general elections will be at the following locations:
    • Albany County Fairgrounds – 3520 US Hwy 287, Laramie
    • Albany County Public Library – 310 S. 8th St, Laramie
    • Centennial School – 2771 State Hwy 130, Centennial
    • Harmony School – 20 Lewis Rd, Laramie
    • Laramie Peak Fire Hall – 1836 Cottonwood Park Rd, Wheatland
    • Lincoln Community Center – 365 W. Grand Ave, Laramie
    • MHR Gateway Center – 222 S 22nd St., Laramie
      Municipal Operations Center – 4373 N. 3rd St., Laramie
    • Rock River Town Hall – 386 Ave D, Rock River
    • Sybille Wildlife Research Unit – 2362 State Hwy 34, Sybille Canyon

Spring 2026 Meetings

Monthly Board of Directors Meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of each month from 6:30 – 8 pm at the Wyoming Women’s History House. All Laramie League members are invited and encouraged to attend these meetings. Remote access is available.

Annual Membership Meeting was on April 11 from 9-11 am at the First United Methodist Church, 1215 E Gibbon St.  We elected new officers, ratified our annual program, approved our annual budget, and made recommendations to the state board.

Wyoming League of Women Voters State Convention was hosted by the Laramie League on May 2 and 3 at the Eppson Center for Seniors.


 

Activity in the Laramie Community

+ Conduct non-partisan Albany County candidate forums for primary and general elections. In 2024, we conduced 10 forums in conjunction with the Albany County Public library for city and county offices. For 2026 candidate forums will begin on June 18.

+ Work with the Laramie Boomerang for more than 50 years to publish a printed non-partisan voter guide prior to primary and general elections. For 2026, a primary guide will be published July 22, and a general election guide was published on October 5.

+ Sponsor community outreach information booths and programs to provide civic education for our citizens and encourage participation in our elections and government.

+ Sponsor community educational forums on items of interest such as: local emergency preparedness, the structure of local government, alternative voting methods, and constitutional issues.

+ Work with other local and state leagues to advance our lobbying efforts to support or oppose legislation that impacts our ability to vote and how we vote.

+ Advocate for sufficient funding for the county and city governments.

+ Members attend government meetings as observers. They gather human stories and insights, not in the minutes of a meeting, so that all members could share insight into local good government.

Recent Activities

  • Our League was at the Wyoming Union on campus on October 1 for a Civic Connect event encouraging students to register and vote!
  • We were at Freedom has a Birthday on July 4 engaging the community on League activities, voter registration and the importance of voting.
  • On July 18, we were engaging interested Laramie citizens at the downtown Farmer’s Market.

The League likes to inform new Graduates

UWYO Branding Iron Ad Spring 2026 Graduation Edition

Laramie Senior High, Rock River and Whiting Schools Boomerang graduation edition Ad May 2026

 

                    

 

  

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