Natrona County Accountability Report: Jan. 14 – 24

CO-SPONSORED a bill that would decrease healthcare access by limiting blood banks’ abilities to provide blood for patients who need it. (HB-152) 

Voted AGAINST a bill that would increase healthcare access by removing barriers created by insurance companies so new providers can more quickly get to work seeing patients. (HB-82)

Voted AGAINST a budget request that would increase healthcare access by improving reimbursement rates for healthcare providers offering OBGYN services. (HB-1)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm Wyoming education by removing accountability from homeschooling so students can receive high school diplomas without anyone knowing what they learned. (HB-46)

Voted FOR a budget amendment that would harm Wyoming education by removing funding for cost-of-living salary increases for paraprofessionals, bus drivers, custodians, and other non-teacher school staff. (HB-1)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm retirees by removing $5 billion from the state’s employee retirement pension in the name of stopping “woke” investments. (HB-80)

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)