Wyoming Legislative Sessions 2025

The official state legislature page posts all current bills along with their reference numbers, titles, sponsors, and tracked activity. Our lobbyist, Marguerite Herman, composes our weekly reports on session news and suggests action to our readers. When critical action is needed on a bill, the League sends out an action alert.

League action is typically communication with key legislators about support or opposition to relevant bills or resolutions. The 2025 reports and calls to action are found on the Elections & Government page.

The League of Women Voters of Wyoming Expresses its Disappointment in Governor Gordon’s Decision on HB 156.

The League of Women Voters of Wyoming (LWVWY) is disappointed by Governor Gordon’s decision to allow HB 156, Proof of voter residency-registration qualifications, to pass into law without his signature. In his veto message, Gov. Gordon states that he is confident that our elections are conducted properly and questions the legality of this law and its necessity. However, it has now become part of our Election Code. The LWVWY primarily focuses on voter education and access, an issue we have always prioritized. We opposed this bill throughout the 2025 legislative session.

This bill merely adds more obstacles for both election officials and voters, without any positive impact on election integrity. It threatens to disenfranchise eligible voters, increase the workload of our county clerks and their election staff, and expose Wyoming to lawsuits.

The purpose of HB156 was to assist in defining a “bona fide” resident for voter registration. It did not do that. It appears that the main effect of this legislation is to discourage eligible people from exercising their right to vote.

If you can prove your ability to vote will be substantially impeded by this bill, please contact us at info@wyominglwv.org.

The League prioritized three areas this session:

  • Constitutionality of school finance, healthcare access, and ballot initiatives
  • Government accountability and transparency
  • Elections and voter services

Of the 64 bills the League monitored this session:

  • We supported 14 bills
    • 6 of these have passed
  • We opposed 34 bills
    • 14 of these have passed

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