The Freedom Caucus, along with their partners in the Moms for Liberty, have promoted bills in recent legislative sessions that would lock up county and school librarians for exposing minors to allegedly “obscene” materials.
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The Legislature’s Joint Labor Health Committee has historically failed to find solutions to Wyoming’s inadequate maternal healthcare. They will try again this year.
“INTERIM” SPOTLIGHT: MATERNITY CARE DESERTS Read More »
Session Recap Sheridan County lawmakers voted by and large against bills that would improve healthcare access, public education, and other
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Session Recap Most Park and Washakie County lawmakers voted in favor of bills that harm affordable healthcare access and public
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Natrona County’s legislators are a mixed bag when it comes to casting votes and sponsoring bills that either support or harm affordable healthcare access, public education, and other important community issues. Check out individual lawmakers’ voting here.
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Session Recap Laramie County’s legislative delegation was a mixed bag during the 2025 session when it came to bills that
Laramie County Accountability Report Read More »
Session Recap Fremont and Hot Springs County legislators were a mixed bag during the 2025 session when it came to
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Session Recap Campbell County’s legislative delegation was a mixed bag when it came to bills that supported affordable healthcare access,
Campbell County Accountability Report Read More »
Session Recap Albany County’s legislative delegation mostly voted in favor of bills supporting affordable healthcare access, public education, and resources
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Session Update Nearly all Uinta, Sublette and Lincoln County lawmakers voted for bills that would decrease women’s healthcare access. The
Uinta, Lincoln, & Sublette Accountability Report 4: Feb. 24 – Mar. 7 Read More »
