Fremont and Hot Springs Counties Accountability Report 2: Jan. 27 – Feb. 7

Voted FOR a bill that would decrease reproductive healthcare access by forcing the closure of all current abortion clinics in Wyoming. (HB-42)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm pregnant women by forcing them to receive an invasive transvaginal ultrasound before they receive abortion medication. (HB-64)

Voted FOR a bill that would decrease healthcare access by requiring women who use abortion pills to collect their miscarriage and deliver it to their medical provider. (HB-159)

Voted FOR a bill that would decrease healthcare access by prohibiting doctors from prescribing off-label drugs for abortions, which is a safe and common practice. (HB-164)

Voted AGAINST a bill that would benefit K-12 students’ mental health by creating a program that screens for students with mental health challenges and finds appropriate support. (HB-180)

Voted FOR a bill that would protect Wyoming patients by prohibiting debt collectors from reporting medical debt to credit reporting agencies (HB-195)

Voted FOR a bill that would hurt Wyoming public education by allowing an unlimited number of charter schools to operate in the state. (HB-94)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm Wyoming education by diverting public money from public education and instead using public funds for “vouchers” to send students to private and online school. (HB-199)

Voted FOR a bill that would make voting more difficult, especially for rural and working people, by banning the use of ballot drop boxes. (HB-131)

Voted FOR a bill that would make voting more difficult, especially for young people, by removing student ID cards as an acceptable form of identification for in-person voting. (HB-160)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in property tax revenue that funds basic public services for towns and counties. (HB-169)

Voted FOR a bill that would make voting more difficult, especially for senior citizens, by removing Medicaid and Medicare insurance cards as an acceptable form of identification for in-person voting. (HB-206)