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Bo Biteman has served as a WY Senator for Senate District 21 for Sheridan County from 2019 to the present. He also served Sheridan County in House District 51 from 2017 to 2018. He has received a positive score for all three categories of Representation, Competence and Integrity and therefore has been ranked as High Trust.
He is up for reelection in 2026.
Bo is a strong believer of individual, religious liberty which comes from our Creator and not forced on us by the government. Additionally, the right of free speech is ingrained in our constitution and applies to all of us, whether they agree with us or not.
“Christians have been witnessing an unprecedented attack on our right to freely exercise our religion by liberal progressives who use the government (including the courts stacked with leftist judges) to force acceptance of their agenda on us. I will not be intimidated by the intolerant far-left activists pushing their radical agenda on the Wyoming people.”
From https://www.bobiteman.com/clients
REPRESENTATION
Overall Biteman earns a (+) for Representation.
Attendance
It appears that Biteman missed two votes in 2023 General Session:
- 2/6/23 – Committee of the Whole for SF166;
- 2/21/23 – Committee of the Whole for HB33.
Additionally, Biteman recused himself from voting on HB118- Volunteer firefighter pension-funding because of a Conflict.
Public Conduct
Biteman appears to behave appropriately in public and to the public.
Sponsorship History
In 2023 Biteman was the primary sponsor of 6 bills, and he co-sponsored 48 bills. Favored sponsorship topics appear to be protection of constitutional rights; protection of the unborn and children; elections; protecting Wyoming from progressive policies and federal overreach.
For more on Biteman see his campaign website and legislator webpage.
Committee Assignments
2023-Senate Revenue – Chairman
2023-Management Audit Committee
2023-Senate Education
2023-Select Committee on School Facilities
2023-NCSL – Education
2023-NCSL – Redistricting and Elections Task Force
2023-CSG West – Canada Relations
2023-CSG West – Education
2023-CSG West – Energy & Environment
Biteman scored a (+) for Constitutional Competence with an average of 100% on the constitutional issues listed below.
For more on the bills used to analyze these scores click here. Special hat-tip goes out to Evidence Based Wyoming for use of their statistical tool to generate the following vote scores:
| Bo Biteman Constitutional Bill Vote Scores |
|
| Separation of Governmental Powers | 100 |
| 1st Amendment/ Right to Healthcare Decisions (Covid Mandates) | 100 |
| 2nd Amendment / Right to Self Defense | 100 |
| 4th & 5th Amendments | 100 |
| Right to Life/ Pro-Life | 100 |
| Protection of Children/ Parental Rights (Transgender Issues) | 100 |
| Sectarianism Prohibited in Schools (Critical Race Theory Issue) | 100 |
| Civics Education | 100 |
Conflicts
Because we have not found any conflicts of interest for Biteman, he receives a (+) for Integrity.
Employment/Income
According to Biteman’s legislative webpage and 2023 State Elected Officials Financial Disclosure available at Wyofile, he reports the following:
- Certified professional landman for Land Resources USA
- Business interest – Biteman and Associates
Memberships/Civic Organizations
Tongue River Fire Department-Volunteer Firefighter
American Association of Professional Landmen
Wyoming Association of Professional Landmen
Campaign Contributions
The table below shows all campaign contributions reported by the WY Secretary of State for Biteman For Wyoming.
From 2016 to 2022 Biteman has received 184 contributions that total approximately $73,541.45. Of the 184 donations, approximately 26 were from PACs &/or Campaign Committees. The total amount received from PACS &/or Campaign Committees was approximately $9,900.
Noteworthy PAC contributions to Biteman are:
- ESG compliant energy company PACs
- $250 from MDU Resources Group Good Government Fund
- $1,000 from Nextera Energy PAC
Click the arrows at the top of columns to sort the data by name, date, $ amount, etc. (Data is publicly available records obtained from the Wyoming Secretary of State’s Wyoming’s Campaign Finance Information System)