Sweetwater and Carbon Counties Accountability Report 4: Feb. 27 – Mar. 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, including victims of rape and incest, 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 prohibiting doctors from prescribing off-label drugs for abortions, which is a safe and common practice. (HB-164)

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

Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm public education by creating vague and unrealistic rules for school districts forcing them to obtain permission from parents about the content of school assemblies and curricula. (HB-200)

Voted AGAINST a resolution that would hurt public education by changing the funding model for building schools in a way where rich communities would have nice schools and poor communities would have old, run-down buildings. (SJ-6)

Voted FOR a bill that improves support for senior citizens by lengthening the amount of time senior service districts will receive public funding after approval from voters, from two to four years. (HB-122)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm Wyoming workers by cutting unemployment benefits from 26 weeks to 20 weeks. (SF-175)