How to vote

Two ways to vote FOR the One Cent.

Vote early at the Natrona County Clerk's office, or go to your polling place on Election Day. Either way, look for the Natrona County Optional 1% Sales and Use Tax.

Find it on your ballot

Natrona County Optional 1% Sales and Use Tax

Vote early

Open now through November 2 at the Natrona County Clerk's office, or by absentee ballot from home.

Election Day

Tuesday, November 3. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

✓  For the County Sales and Use Tax

Find your polling place

Natrona County's Where Do I Vote lookup shows exactly where to go.

Questions?

Call the Natrona County Clerk's elections office at 307-235-9217.

What you'll see

Here's the ballot language, word for word.

It is hereby proposed that the Board of County Commissioners of Natrona County, State of Wyoming, be authorized to continue an optional sales tax within the county at a rate of 1% upon retail sales and other transactions, excluding food, authorized by statute to be taxed. The optional sales tax has been in place for 51 years, and the receipts of this tax are shared by all municipalities and Natrona County government based on population. The money is used for operations and capital projects as determined by the elected officials of the respective governments.

It's a renewal

The tax has been in place for 51 years. Voters have renewed it every four years since 1974.

Mark "For"

A vote For the County Sales and Use Tax renews the One Cent.

Your rate stays the same

Today's total sales tax is 5¢ on the dollar. It stays 5¢ when One Cent passes. Food is excluded.

Voting questions

Before you head to the polls.

More questions about the One Cent

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