Session Update
In the first two weeks of the Legislature’s 2026 budget session, lawmakers in Teton County cast votes on bills and budget amendments that would impact healthcare access, public education, voting, public lands, property taxes, and other important issues.
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Representatives' Records
Rep. Andrew Byron
House District 22
Jackson
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm women’s access to healthcare by eliminating regulations on fake medical centers that mislead patients and do not provide comprehensive reproductive healthcare. (HB-03)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve women’s access to maternal healthcare by authorizing Medicaid payments for birthing centers. (HB-04)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would increase healthcare access for people with developmental disabilities and brain injuries. (HB-01-2040)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve healthcare access for seniors by increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for skilled nursing homes. (HB-63)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve access to maternal healthcare by increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for providers of maternal and OB services. (HB-64)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would ban books in public and school libraries that politicians find offensive and allows random residents to sue libraries and school districts. (HB-10)
Voted AGAINST a “recalibration” bill that would harm public education by underfunding school districts, eliminating teacher positions and increasing classroom sizes. (HB-110)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm public education by allowing politicians to dictate what students learn in science classes about fetal development. (HB-186)
CO-SPONSORED a bill that would increase funding for suicide prevention instruction in public schools. (HB-40)
Voted FOR a bill that would help K-12 female students by ensuring free access to menstrual products in school restrooms. (HB-74)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by pegging property taxes to a home’s “market value” rather than assessed value and dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HB-73)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by artificially capping the rate at which property taxes rise, from 4% to 2%, and dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HB-124)
Voted AGAINST a constitutional amendment that would harm Wyoming communities by permanently pegging property taxes to the value of a home when it was purchased, dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HJ-04)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would fully fund the University of Wyoming, provide state employees cost-of-living raises, restore funding to the Dept. of Health, and fund other critical public services. (HB-1-2001)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would help workers by increasing pay for state employees. (H-1-2115)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would hurt Wyoming workers by decreasing the amount of time unemployment benefits are available. (HB-6)
Voted AGAINST bill that would decrease the ability of low-income people to buy food with SNAP benefits. (HB-7)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would indulge conspiracy theories by banning government-created “chem trails” that don’t actually exist. (HB-12)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would revert Wyoming elections back to the Stone Age by banning voting machines and requiring the hand-counting of ballots. (HB-94)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would improve people’s ability to buy food by increasing funding for nutrition assistance. (HB1-2033)
Rep. Liz Storer
House District 23
Jackson
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm women’s access to healthcare by eliminating regulations on fake medical centers that mislead patients and do not provide comprehensive reproductive healthcare. (HB-03)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve women’s access to maternal healthcare by authorizing Medicaid payments for birthing centers. (HB-04)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would increase healthcare access for people with developmental disabilities and brain injuries. (HB-01-2040)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve healthcare access for seniors by increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for skilled nursing homes. (HB-63)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve access to maternal healthcare by increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for providers of maternal and OB services. (HB-64)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would ban books in public and school libraries that politicians find offensive and allows random residents to sue libraries and school districts. (HB-10)
Voted AGAINST a “recalibration” bill that would harm public education by underfunding school districts, eliminating teacher positions and increasing classroom sizes. (HB-110)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm public education by allowing politicians to dictate what students learn in science classes about fetal development. (HB-186)
Voted FOR a bill that would increase funding for suicide prevention instruction in public schools. (HB-40)
CO-SPONSORED a bill that would help K-12 female students by ensuring free access to menstrual products in school restrooms. (HB-74)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by pegging property taxes to a home’s “market value” rather than assessed value and dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HB-73)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by artificially capping the rate at which property taxes rise, from 4% to 2%, and dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HB-124)
Voted AGAINST a constitutional amendment that would harm Wyoming communities by permanently pegging property taxes to the value of a home when it was purchased, dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HJ-04)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would fully fund the University of Wyoming, provide state employees cost-of-living raises, restore funding to the Dept. of Health, and fund other critical public services. (HB-1-2001)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would help workers by increasing pay for state employees. (H-1-2115)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would hurt Wyoming workers by decreasing the amount of time unemployment benefits are available. (HB-6)
Voted AGAINST bill that would decrease the ability of low-income people to buy food with SNAP benefits. (HB-7)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would indulge conspiracy theories by banning government-created “chem trails” that don’t actually exist. (HB-12)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would revert Wyoming elections back to the Stone Age by banning voting machines and requiring the hand-counting of ballots. (HB-94)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would improve people’s ability to buy food by increasing funding for nutrition assistance. (HB1-2033)
Rep. Mike Yin
House District 16
Jackson
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm women’s access to healthcare by eliminating regulations on fake medical centers that mislead patients and do not provide comprehensive reproductive healthcare. (HB-03)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve women’s access to maternal healthcare by authorizing Medicaid payments for birthing centers. (HB-04)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would increase healthcare access for people with developmental disabilities and brain injuries. (HB-01-2040)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve healthcare access for seniors by increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for skilled nursing homes. (HB-63)
Voted FOR a bill that would improve access to maternal healthcare by increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for providers of maternal and OB services. (HB-64)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would ban books in public and school libraries that politicians find offensive and allows random residents to sue libraries and school districts. (HB-10)
Voted AGAINST a “recalibration” bill that would harm public education by underfunding school districts, eliminating teacher positions and increasing classroom sizes. (HB-110)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm public education by allowing politicians to dictate what students learn in science classes about fetal development. (HB-186)
Voted FOR a bill that would increase funding for suicide prevention instruction in public schools. (HB-40)
Voted FOR a bill that would help K-12 female students by ensuring free access to menstrual products in school restrooms. (HB-74)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by pegging property taxes to a home’s “market value” rather than assessed value and dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HB-73)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by artificially capping the rate at which property taxes rise, from 4% to 2%, and dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HB-124)
Voted AGAINST a constitutional amendment that would harm Wyoming communities by permanently pegging property taxes to the value of a home when it was purchased, dramatically reducing funding for schools, local government and critical public services. (HJ-04)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would fully fund the University of Wyoming, provide state employees cost-of-living raises, restore funding to the Dept. of Health, and fund other critical public services. (HB-1-2001)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would help workers by increasing pay for state employees. (H-1-2115)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would hurt Wyoming workers by decreasing the amount of time unemployment benefits are available. (HB-6)
Voted AGAINST bill that would decrease the ability of low-income people to buy food with SNAP benefits. (HB-7)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would indulge conspiracy theories by banning government-created “chem trails” that don’t actually exist. (HB-12)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would revert Wyoming elections back to the Stone Age by banning voting machines and requiring the hand-counting of ballots. (HB-94)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would improve people’s ability to buy food by increasing funding for nutrition assistance. (HB1-2033)
Senators' Records
Sen. Dan Dockstader
Senate District 16
Afton
Voted FOR a bill that would improve K-12 public education by allowing the state to enter into a compact and allow teachers from other states to practice in Wyoming. (SF-72)
Voted FOR a constitutional amendment that would harm public education by blocking courts from reviewing whether the Legislature is property funding schools. (SJ-08)
Voted AGAINST a constitutional amendment that would harm Wyoming communities by eliminating property tax revenue for schools, local government and critical public services while dramatically increasing sales tax. (SJ-03)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would reject hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts to the University of Wyoming, state employee pay, healthcare, and other critical public services. (SF1-2001)
Voted FOR a bill that would make voting harder for seniors by eliminating Medicare cards as a valid form of voter ID. (SF-29)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would monetize Wyoming wildlife by allowing large landowners to sell the hunting permits they receive. (SF-51)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would increase people’s ability to buy homes by creating a fund specifically for workforce housing programs. (SF-64)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm business and economic development by terminating the Wyoming Business Council. (SF-65)
CO-SPONSORED a resolution that tells Congress that Wyoming rejects any large selloff of federal public lands in our state. (SJ-09)
Sen. Mike Gierau
Senate District 17
Jackson
Voted FOR a bill that would improve K-12 public education by allowing the state to enter into a compact and allow teachers from other states to practice in Wyoming. (SF-72)
Voted AGAINST a constitutional amendment that would harm public education by blocking courts from reviewing whether the Legislature is property funding schools. (SJ-08)
Voted AGAINST a constitutional amendment that would harm Wyoming communities by eliminating property tax revenue for schools, local government and critical public services while dramatically increasing sales tax. (SJ-03)
Voted FOR a budget amendment that would reject hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts to the University of Wyoming, state employee pay, healthcare, and other critical public services. (SF1-2001)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would make voting harder for seniors by eliminating Medicare cards as a valid form of voter ID. (SF-29)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would monetize Wyoming wildlife by allowing large landowners to sell the hunting permits they receive. (SF-51)
CO-SPONSORED a bill that would increase people’s ability to buy homes by creating a fund specifically for workforce housing programs. (SF-64)
Voted AGAINST a bill that would harm business and economic development by terminating the Wyoming Business Council. (SF-65)
CO-SPONSORED for a resolution that tells Congress that Wyoming rejects any large selloff of federal public lands in our state. (SJ-09)
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