Larsen, Lloyd

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Lloyd Larsen has served in House District 54 as a WY Representative for Fremont County from 2013 to the present.  Larsen has received a negative score for Representation and Competence.  While we are still assessing his Integrity score, Larsen’s two negative scores ultimately rank him as Low Trust.

He is up for reelection in 2024.

Lloyd believes in giving cities and schools autonomy and control over local issues. He has worked hard on numerous bills to advocate for local needs. This includes the upgrade currently taking place on the Wyoming Life Resource Center campus, streamlining the reporting process for the Child Development Centers, and minimizing state oversight of county and municipal bridges.

From https://www.lloydlarsen.com/the-issues

Overall, Larsen earns a (–) for Representation for vote attendance.

Attendance

It appears that Larsen missed 14 votes across 5 days in 2023 General Session.  Our guidelines require a legislator to be present for all votes on 90% of the days in any session.  For 2023 session, if a legislator missed any votes on 5 or more days, they receive a negative (-) score.

• 2/13/23 – Committee of the Whole vote for SF158;
• 2/15/23 – 3rd Reading for SF8; Concurrence vote for HB86;
• 2/16/23 – Appropriations Committee vote for SF35; SF76;
• 3/2/23 – Concurrence vote for HB195; SF76; SF120;
• 3/3/23 – Concurrence vote for HB64; HB76; HB93; SF42; SF48; SF96.

Public Conduct

Larsen appears to behave appropriately in public and to the public.

Sponsorship History

In 2023 Larsen was the primary sponsor of 8 bills, and co-sponsored 19 bills.  Favored sponsorship topics appear to be mental health; firearms.

Committee Assignments

2023-Indian Child Welfare Act Task Force – Chairman
2023-Mental Health & Vulnerable Adult Task Force – Chairman
2023-House Appropriations
2023-Riverton State Office Task Force
2023-Select Committee on Capital Financing & Investments
2023-Energy Council

Larsen scored a (–) for Constitutional Competence with an average of 53.75% on the constitutional issues listed below.  Constitutional issue categories that have a “N/A” grade, refer to specific bills that Larsen did not have the opportunity to vote on.

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:

Conflicts

307 Votes is still assessing Conflicts for Lloyd Larsen…

Employment/Income

According to Larsen’s legislative webpage his occupation is listed as Oil and Gas Construction.  According to Larsen’s 2023 State Elected Officials Financial Disclosure available at Wyofile, he reports:

• Secretary/Treasurer of Larsen Realty

Memberships/Civic Organizations

NRA

Campaign Contributions

The table below shows all campaign contributions reported by the WY Secretary of State for Lloyd Charles Larsen.

From 2012 to 2022 Larsen has received 260 contributions that total $133,535.80.  Of the 260 donations, 117 were from PACs.  The total amount received from PACS was $62,455.12 .

Noteworthy contributions are:

• $15,000 total from Wyoming Hope (RINO PAC)
• $1,900 total from True family dynasty members
• $3,000 total from ESG compliant energy company PACs:
  • $750 total from DECPAC/Devon Energy Corp PAC
  • $500 total from MDU Resources Group Good Government Fund
  • $750 total from NextEra Energy PAC
  • $1,000 total from Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power PAC
• $850 total from Pfizer PAC
• $1,000 total from WY Hospital Association
• $200 from Deloitte PAC (Washington)
• $1,000 from FEA PAC (Fairfax, Virginia Teachers Union)

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)

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