Rodriguez-Williams, Rachel

2025 Scores currently being researched.

Rachel Rodriguez-Williams is a WY House Representative in Park County for House District 50 and has served from 2021 to the present.

She is up for reelection in 2026.

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As every public school student in Wyoming learns, much of our State Constitution was borrowed from other states. Our wise founders meticulously chose the best portions of other state constitutions for their ideas, compiled those with their own ideas, and gifted us with the strongest State Constitution in the Union. The Convention in 1889 should be an example to Wyoming Legislators as we move into the interim.

-Rachel Rodriguez-Williams

From https://cowboystatedaily.com/2023/03/14/rep-rachel-rodriguez-williams-wyoming-solutions-for-wyoming-problems-translated/

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2023

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Rodriguez-Williams received a positive score for all three categories of Representation, Competence and Integrity and therefore has been ranked as High Trust.

2025

Overall, Rodriguez-Williams earns a positive score ( + ) for Representation.

Attendance

In keeping with our grading system, a legislator had to be present and vote on all bills for any 33 days in the 2025 General Session. If a legislator missed any votes on 5 or more days, they receive a negative (-) score.  Rodriguez-Williams missed 4 votes on 1 day:

2/24/25: Labor committee votes for SF0158; SF0167; SF0187; 3rd Reading vote for SF0072.

Public Conduct

Rodriguez-Williams appears to behave appropriately in public and to the public.

Bill Sponsorship

In 2025 Rodriguez-Williams was the primary sponsor of seven bills on various topics.  Click here for more.

Committee Assignments

In 2025 Rodriguez-Williams served on the following committees: Management Audit Committee; House Labor, Health & Social Services (Chairman); House Rules & Procedure.

 

2023

Overall Rodriguez-Williams earns a (+) for Representation.

Attendance

It appears that Rodriguez-Williams missed three votes across 2 days in 2023 General Session:

• 1/18/23 – Judiciary vote on for HB96;
• 3/3/23  – Concurrence votes for HB64 and SF48.

Public Conduct

Rodriguez-Williams appears to behave appropriately in public and to the public.

Sponsorship History

From 2021 to 2023 Rodriguez-Williams has been the primary sponsor of 11 bills with abortion being a favored topic.  In 2023 she co-sponsored 23 bills with favored topics of abortion, education and protection of students, elections, medical freedom, 2nd Amendment.  See more at her legislative webpage.

Committee Assignments

2023-House Judiciary
2023-House Rules & Procedure
2023-Interstate Compact for Juveniles
2023-CSG West – Public Safety

2025

Rodriguez-Williams earned a ( + ) for Constitutional Competence with an average of 90% on the constitutional bills listed below.  Legislator’s must have a percentage of 85% or higher to receive a final positive (+) score.

Out of a total of 31 bills, Rodriguez-Williams was constitutionally correct on 28 bills – giving her 90%.

For more on the bills used to analyze these scores click here

2025 Rodriguez-Williams Vote Scores	Correct votes/Number of bills voted on
#1: Separation of Powers; Arbitrary Power Incorrect vote on all bills in this category.	0/2
#2: 1st & 2nd Amendments	3/3
#3: 4th, 5th & 8th Amendments Incorrect vote on SF0022.	3/4
#4: 9th & 10th Amendments	4/4
#5: Protection of Children, Health & Morality	4/4
#6: Prohibition of Discrimination	2/2
#7: Purity of Elections; Apportionment	9/9
#8: Foreign Entities	3/3

2023

Rodriguez-Williams scored a (+) for Constitutional Competence with an average of 87.1% on the constitutional issues listed below.  With our cut-off being at 85%, she came close to earning a (–).

Constitutional issue categories that have a “N/A” grade, refer to specific bills that Rodriguez-Williams did not have the opportunity to vote on.  It is relevant that Rodriguez-Williams cosponsored 2023 SF0114 – Constitutional instruction and examination requirements, but it failed before going to the House.

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:

Rachel Rodriguez-Williams Constitutional Bill Vote Scores
Separation of Governmental Powers	50
1st Amendment/ Right to Healthcare Decisions (Covid Mandates)	100
2nd Amendment / Right to Self Defense	100
4th & 5th Amendments	60
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	N/A

2025

Conflicts

Employment/Income

According to her 2025/2026 financial disclosure:

• Employer – Mountain Spirit Habitat for Humanity (Powell, WY)
• Business entity – CR Williams LLC (Cody, WY)

Memberships/Civic Organizations

Campaign Contributions

In 2024 Rodriguez-Williams received approximately 63 contributions that total approximately $24,394.85.

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2023

Conflicts

Because we have not found any conflicts of interest for Rodriguez-Williams, she receives a (+) for Integrity.

Employment/Income

According to Rodriguez-Williams’ 2023 State Elected Officials Financial Disclosure available at Wyofile, Rodriguez-Williams reports the following:

• State of Wyoming Legislature (Employer)
• CK Williams, LLC (Business Entity)

Memberships/Civic Organizations

Campaign Contributions

According to Evidence Based Wyoming generated data:

• Rodriguez-Williams scored a 81.2% as a Fiscal Conservative for 2023 legislative session
• Rodriguez-Williams earned the Conservative Political Leaning Ranking for 2023 legislative session

Go to Evidence Based Wyoming to see more scores.

According to WyoRINO:

• Rodriguez-Williams’ Index Score for 2023 legislative session was 90%, meaning she adhered to the Republican Party Platform 90% of the time.

Go to WyoRINO to see more scores.