Which statement best describes the pattern of Wyoming's general elections?

• A. They occur in all even-numbered years.
• B. They occur only during presidential election years.
• C. They occur in every odd-numbered year.
• D. They occur on a schedule unrelated to federal elections.

Answer: (A)

Wyoming holds general elections in every even-numbered year. Voting happens in November for statewide offices and the state legislature, and these cycles include both presidential election years and the two-year intervals in between (the midterms). This pattern does not occur in odd-numbered years, and it isn’t correct to say the schedule is unrelated to federal elections—the general election calendar is aligned with the usual federal voting cycle.