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Code · Wyoming · Title 22 — Elections · Chapter 6 — Ballots

22-6-124. Ballot propositions format.

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Following all offices on nonpartisan ballots, ballot propositions shall be printed in the order prescribed by law. The name and official number, if any, of each ballot proposition shall be printed adjacent to the proposition in large letters. Nonpartisan ballots shall contain the same instructions as prescribed for partisan primary election ballots in W.S. 22-6-119. If the ballot contains a proposed constitutional amendment or other ballot proposition, the instructions shall also include the following:
"To vote for or against a proposed constitutional amendment, initiative or referendum, or other ballot proposition, mark the square printed adjacent to the proposition marked 'For' or 'Against'."
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