2/9/25 The following bills obey and defend the following United States and Wyoming constitutional provisions and thus are all CONSTITUTIONAL. To fulfil their Oath of Office, all legislators should support these bills. HB0207 Religious Freedom Restoration Act; HB0222 Medical Ethics Defense Act-2; HB0223 Preventing strategic lawsuits against public participation; HB0339 …
This bill, SF0022, violates parental rights and is thus unconstitutional. Page 2 of the bill adds (x) to 14-2-309: (a) The parent-child legal relationship may be terminated if any one (1) or more of the following facts is established by clear and convincing evidence: (x) The child has been appointed …
The bill, SF0014, creates a free book program administered by the WY Department of Education, but ultimately carried out by non-profit entities who would determine “age appropriate books” and give them to to each registered Wyoming child who are five years or younger. This bill is unconstitutional because it violates …
This bill, SF0009, partially obeys USC Amendment 14 & 15; and WSC Article 1, Section 3 (below). The bill restores voting rights to some felons. We disagree with the conditions and filters they apply to certain felons, but overall agree with restoring any US citizen their voting rights. Unites States …
With appropriate amendments SF0011 could defend PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS. The bill creates a felony offense for using fraudulent documents to gain or remain in possession of property. It addresses home title theft and other forms of fraud/forgery criminals might use to illegally obtain another person(s) property. Article 1, Section 36 of …
With appropriate amendments SF0006 could defend PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS. The bill is a trespasser bill intended to provide “immediate removal” of “unauthorized person(s)” from a “residential dwelling”. The bill has absolutely nothing to do with tenants and landlords. Article 1, Section 36 of the Wyoming State Constitution recognizes “The enumeration …
Wyoming in Dark Ages When it Comes to Ethics, Dec 7, 2024. Most states have an Ethics Commission to keep government officials accountable and honest. Wyoming is not in that group: Map from https://www.ncsl.org/ethics/state-ethics-commissions Conflict of Interest is a glaring problem in our state legislature and our Legislative Management Council …
Nov 24, 2024. Pages have been created for newly elected legislators from 2024 elections. Their ratings will not be assessed until some time after 2025 General Session. Data that we are gathering can be found under their “Integrity” tabs – this includes employment info, Memberships, and campaign contributions.
Sept 17, 2023 Both Senator Bill Landen and House Representative Tom Walters have been downgraded to Low Trust rankings.
August 16, 2023 Released earlier this month: Date: August 2, 2023 Contact: Joe Rubino Phone: 307-777-5365 Email: Joe.Rubino1@wyo.gov Secretary of State’s Office Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Amendments to Chapters 2, 4, 5, and 10 of its Securities Rules to Require Disclosure of ESG Investing CHEYENNE, WY – On August …