Wyoming Votes

Would prohibit state and local officials from enforcing certain federal gun-control laws, rules, or executive orders that violate the right to keep and bear arms.

Protects pro-life pregnancy centers from being singled out by state or local government entities because of their opposition to abortion.

Would apply to Congress under Article V of the U.S. Constitution to call a convention for proposing constitutional amendments.

Would have provided state funding for specified University of Wyoming research projects.

Allows the governor to organize and maintain a Wyoming State Guard without first requiring the Wyoming National Guard to be called into federal service.

Adds birthing-center services to the list of medical services covered under Wyoming Medicaid.

Would apply to Congress to call a "convention of the states" under Article V of the U.S. Constitution.

Would reduce the maximum length of "unemployment benefits" from twenty 26 weeks to 20 weeks.

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.

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."

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.

Would create the "federal review joint and standing committee" to review "any federal actions" to determine if the "sovereignty of the state of Wyoming" or "the powers, rights and liberties of its citizens" are being "infringed upon or diminished."

Amends Wyoming's low-carbon electricity generation standards originally set in 2020, now requiring public utilities serving more than 10,000 customers to meet these standards by 2033.

Prohibits Wyoming from enforcing any federal action that restricts the ownership, possession, or transfer of firearms, ammunition, or accessories, or orders their seizure.

Allows the sale of homemade meat from cattle, sheep, swine, or goats, raised and slaughtered on-site or at custom facilities, directly to informed consumers in Wyoming. Products must be labeled as not inspected, and consumers must agree not to resell or donate the meat.

Authorizes the use of the broadband development subaccount funds to provide the state's share of matching funds required to receive federal funds under any federal broadband program.

Clearly defines "male" and "female."

Mandates that the Wyoming Governor must convene the Legislature within two days of declaring a public health emergency.

Reintroduces a moratorium on the utilization of eminent domain for wind energy collector systems.

Removes government restrictions on the sale of food products.

Would apply to the United States Congress for a Convention of the States to propose amendments to the United States Constitution.

Allocates funds to nine new projects.

Prohibits health mandates and requirements by federal and nongovernmental health organizations.

Creates standing committees to review all federal actions.

Requests that Congress call for a convention for proposing amendments to the United States Constitution.

Allows the Governor to create new government programs to spend federal ARPA funds.

Prohibits financial institutions from discriminating against firearm related businesses.

Prohibits the University of Wyoming and community colleges from expending funds on abortions or insurance coverage for abortions.

Requires that any physician performing an abortion shall take steps to preserve the life and health of the baby if born alive.

Requires that acceptable identification be presented before voting in person.