Voting

Wyoming Sen. Leland Christensen (R-Teton), had a few words for his supporters Tuesday night as Liz Cheney ran away with the republican primary election in the race for Wyoming's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The consolidation of the precincts came about after voter complaints about problems at school polling places including parking, access for the handicapped, construction and concerns about tightened security.

Construction projects will not be completed for these schools by the Aug. 16 Primary, so the polling places had to be moved.

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Murray said, "It is our responsibility as good citizens, living in this great land of freedom, to become informed and exercise our right to vote."

Natrona County Clerk Renea Vitto said voters have complained for years about school polls with limited parking, handicap access, and even basketballs bouncing through the voting areas.

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Americans may not agree on politics, but we agree about the importance of voting. Wait -- don't we?

If you are wondering where all the polling places are in our area, we can help you with that.

Considering the fact I've lived in some very large metropolitan areas (DC, LA, NYC, etc.), when last I changed residence, I was shocked to I found out you couldn't just vote anywhere in Natrona County.

We thought we'd put together a quick list of when every state's polls close