2022 Wyoming Legislature

Governor Mark Gordon announced on Friday that he was vetoing three bills passed by the Wyoming legislature, and letting two other bills go into effect without his signature.

Natrona County saw large changes to all its Senate and House districts after the legislature approved a new map that adds two House seats and one Senate seat.

The Wyoming legislature approved a redistricting plan that would add two new House seats and one new Senate seat, though it may face legal challenges.

Governor Mark Gordon has vetoed a bill that would have put some restrictions on how the governor could spend funding from the American Rescue Plan.

On Wednesday, Governor Mark Gordon signed 29 bills into law, bringing the total number of bills passed by the Wyoming legislature to 48.

The Wyoming ACLU put out a press release condemning final passage of House Bill 92, which would ban abortion in Wyoming if the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade.

The Wyoming Senate added a provision to an abortion ban, which would go into effect if it's banned nationally, providing an exception for rape or incest.

Governor Mark Gordon has signed into law that would provide funding for firefighter pension plan A which was in danger of running out of funding.

At the House Education Committee on Monday, several teachers and a 10-year-old student spoke out against a bill that purported to give more transparency to what materials teachers are using.

The ACLU of Wyoming spoke out against a bill that's close to being signed into law that would make abortion illegal if the Supreme Court overrules Roe v. Wade.