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Wyoming HOA and condo electronic voting law
Can a homeowners or condominium association in Wyoming hold its vote online? Here is what state law says and what it means for your board.
State law does not clearly allow it
Main law: Wyo. Stat. 17-19-708.
Reviewed September 16, 2026. A summary of state law, not legal advice. Confirm with your association's attorney before a binding vote.
The rules at a glance
| Legal status | No clear authority |
|---|---|
| Main statute | Wyo. Stat. 17-19-708 |
| How electronic voting gets authorized | No provision found in state law |
| Secret ballot and counting | No state rule found. Check your governing documents. |
| Paper ballot option | State law does not say |
| Ballot retention | State law does not set a period |
No statute clearly authorizes owner electronic voting. Before a binding online vote, have your attorney confirm authority. A bylaw amendment or board resolution, owner opt-in consent and a paper ballot option give the vote the firmest footing.
Running a Wyoming vote with VoteStead
Available now, with attorney sign-off
VoteStead runs Wyoming elections with a Wyoming rule pack. Before a binding vote, the board confirms the state's required steps in the admin console. Until VoteStead's review of Wyoming law is complete, a binding vote also needs a sign-off letter from your association's attorney. Test elections run without it.
No VoteStead features are turned off by Wyoming law.
What every VoteStead election includes
- Ballots sealed on the owner's device and stored with no name attached
- A 2-of-3 key split, so nobody opens ballots before voting closes
- Email and text invitations, plus mailed notices with access codes
- Quorum tracking and automatic reminders to owners who have not voted
- A tracker code so each owner confirms their ballot counted
Wyoming questions
Can an HOA or condo association in Wyoming vote online?
State law does not clearly allow it. No statute clearly authorizes owner electronic voting. Before a binding online vote, have your attorney confirm authority. A bylaw amendment or board resolution, owner opt-in consent and a paper ballot option give the vote the firmest footing. Main law: Wyo. Stat. 17-19-708. Reviewed September 16, 2026. This is a summary, not legal advice.
What are the Wyoming secret ballot and vote counting rules?
The review found no Wyoming statute requiring secret ballots for these votes. Your governing documents may require one. VoteStead seals every ballot so nobody sees how an owner voted.
Do owners in Wyoming keep a paper ballot option?
Wyoming law does not say. VoteStead supports mailed voting notices with access codes, and your association can offer paper ballots to any owner who asks.
How long must a Wyoming association keep ballots?
Wyoming law does not set a period for these ballots. VoteStead keeps sealed ballots for 1 year after voting closes by default.
Is VoteStead available for Wyoming associations?
Yes. VoteStead runs Wyoming elections with a Wyoming rule pack. Features the state does not allow are turned off. Until VoteStead's review of Wyoming law is complete, a binding vote needs a sign-off letter from the association's attorney. Test elections run without it.