By next Wednesday, Wyoming’s roughly 26,000 unaffiliated registered voters must choose a political party affiliation.
Otherwise they will not have an opportunity to participate in most of the primary races, said Karen Jerger, a League of Women Voters of Wyoming member.
A confluence of new state laws and deadlines means voters are heading into the upcoming decision a bit blind.
“We’re being asked to declare our party affiliation before we’ll know the full slate of candidates,” Jerger said.
This year, candidates have from May 14 until May 29 to file to run.
Wyoming’s majority Republican voter base makes most of its biggest decisions in the
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