Wyoming State Scorecard

HB64 Proof of Life for the Preborn (passed 22 to 9 on 3/6/2025). Requires a pregnant woman to receive an ultrasound that allows her to “view the fetal heart motion or hear the heartbeat of the unborn baby” no later than 48-hours before a chemical abortion.

SF175 Reducing "Unemployment Benefits" (failed 23 to 36 on 2/28/2025). Would reduce the maximum length of “unemployment benefits” from twenty 26 weeks to 20 weeks.

SJ1 Article V Convention (failed 25 to 32 on 2/28/2025). Would apply to Congress to call a “convention of the states” under Article V of the U.S. Constitution.

HB199 Expanding "Education Savings Accounts" (passed 21 to 8 on 2/27/2025). Appropriates $30 million for “education savings accounts” in FY 2025 and increases the annual “scholarship award” to $7,000 for all K-12 students.

HB199 Expanding "Education Savings Accounts" (passed 42 to 19 on 2/27/2025). Appropriates $30 million in state funding for “education savings accounts” in FY 2025 and increases the annual “scholarship award” to $7,000 for all K-12 students.

HB116 Prohibiting Driver's Licenses to Illegal Aliens (passed 22 to 8 on 2/24/2025). Specifies that driver’s licenses issued to “unauthorized aliens” are invalid in Wyoming.

SF96 Wyoming Gold Act (passed 23 to 8 on 2/19/2025). Directs the state to hold at least $10 million in “specie and specie legal tender” and to study methods to “begin accepting gold and silver as a payment medium.”

SF96 Wyoming Gold Act (passed 44 to 17 on 2/19/2025). Directs the state to hold at least $10 million in “specie and specie legal tender” and to study methods to “begin accepting gold and silver as a payment medium.”

SJ8 Federal Campaign Finance Amendment (adopted 17 to 13 on 2/11/2025). Would request that Congress propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution permitting the states and the federal government to “establish reasonable limits on the spending of money to influence elections.”

HB341 Summer "Food Stamps" for Children (failed 25 to 34 on 2/10/2025). Would authorize the Department of Family Services to administer the federal “Summer EBT program,” which provides a debit card with $120 in “grocery benefits” for each eligible school-age child when school is not in session.