Session Update
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 records below.
During this period, more bills of consequence were heard in the House than in the Senate. Check out our Jan. 14 - 24 statewide report for more information on the bills that advanced.
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Representatives' Records

Rep. Bill Allemand
House District 58
Midwest

Rep. Elissa Campbell
House District 56
Casper

Rep. Kevin Campbell
House District 62
Glenrock

Rep. Steve Harshmann
House District 37
Casper

Rep. Julie Jarvis
House District 57
Casper

Rep. Jayme Lien
House District 38
Casper

Rep. Tony Locke
House District 35
Casper

Rep. J.R. Riggins
House District 59
Casper

Rep. Art Washut
House District 36
Casper
Senators' Records

Sen. Jim Anderson
Senate District 28
Casper

Sen. Brian Boner
Senate District 02
Douglas

Sen. Bob Ide
Senate District 29
Casper

Sen. Bill Landen
Senate District 27
Casper

Sen. Charles Scott
Senate District 30
Casper
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