Wyoming Supreme Court concludes crossover-voting ban is constitutional

The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the state’s crossover-voting ban is constitutional. The decision upholds a policy that prohibits voters from changing their party affiliation during the 96-day period leading up to Election Day. In its ruling, the court determined that this restriction does not infringe upon the constitutional rights of voters.

The court arrived at its conclusion after balancing the state's regulations against the right to vote. The decision confirms the legality of the current registration timeline, maintaining the existing limitations on party switching ahead of primary and general elections.