On November 16, the Wyoming Secretary of State finished the official canvass of the November 8, 2016 election. See it here. Wyoming in recent years has been the first state to finish, and it appears that is true again this year. Wyoming has the smallest population of any state.

The canvass show that 6,904 voters cast a write-in vote for president, but does not reveal who received those votes. The county election officials can probably provide this information, however. The write-in total is 2.70% of the total vote cast, and is greater than the number of votes received by three candidates who were on the ballot.

Georgia, like most states, only includes write-in votes for candidates to file a declaration of write-in candidacy into the official election returns. However, election officials in Floyd County, Georgia, have tallied all the presidential write-ins. See this story. It is somewhat ironic that the official election returns will contain less information than various newspapers stories.

In some states, legislators are already introducing bills for the 2017 session, even though no state legislature has yet convened. Montana Representative Ellie Hill (D-Missoula) has introduce a bill to have Montana join the National Popular Vote Compact. See this story.