Teton County Accountability Report: Mid-Session 2026
Session Update In the first two weeks of the Legislature’s 2026 budget session, lawmakers in Teton County cast votes on […]
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Uinta, Lincoln, & Sublette Accountability Report: Mid-Session 2026
Session Update In the first two weeks of the Legislature’s 2026 budget session, lawmakers in Unita, Lincoln, & Sublette Counties
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Laramie and Platte Counties Accountability Report: Mid-Session 2026
Session Update In the first two weeks of the Legislature’s 2026 budget session, lawmakers in Laramie and Platte Counties cast
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Statewide Accountability Report: Mid Session 2026
The first two weeks of the 2026 budget session saw lawmakers using the rule requiring a two-thirds vote to introduce any non-budget bill to defeat dozens of proposals, including bills to restrict elections, defund K-12 public education, and radically reshape Wyoming’s tax system.
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Natrona and Converse Counties Accountability Report: Mid-Session 2026
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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Albany County Accountability Report: Mid-Session 2026
Session Update In the first two weeks of the Legislature’s 2026 budget session, lawmakers in Albany County cast votes on
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“INTERIM” WRAP-UP: HEALTHCARE FUNDING
Members of the Freedom Caucus attempted to “DOGE” the Wyoming Department of Health’s budget, but found no waste, fraud, or abuse. That didn’t stop them from cutting tens of millions from the Governor’s proposed budget for healthcare.
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“INTERIM” WRAP-UP: MATERNAL HEALTHCARE
Wyoming’s “maternity care deserts” are growing as healthcare facilities close, leaving more and more communities and women without access to care. The Legislature’s Joint Labor Health Committee was supposed to address this problem over the interim, but chose to focus on protecting fake anti-abortion clinics instead.
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“INTERIM” WRAP-UP: BANNING BOOKS
Out-of-state groups like Moms for Liberty have successfully worked to demonize librarians across Wyoming. Now, the legislature is set to join in with a bill sponsored by the Joint Judiciary Committee.
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“INTERIM” WRAP-UP: PROPERTY TAXES
The legislature has already passed a series of targeted property tax relief measures as well as a broad 25 percent tax cut last year. This has defunded critical services in Wyoming communities. Now, the Joint Revenue Committee is sponsoring a bill to get rid of property taxes entirely.
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