State government

All of the bills were passed by the 2023 Wyoming Legislature, which wrapped up on March 3.

It's not a scientific sampling of opinions, but over 500 people did take part.

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The legislature alternates roughly month-long budget sessions with two-month general sessions. 2023 is a general session and is slated to run through roughly March 3.

The legislature is scheduled to convene in a forty-business day General Session on Jan. 10.

The 2022 session of the Wyoming Legislature has passed the halfway point. How is it going so far?

The 2022 session of the Wyoming Legislature is set to get underway on Feb. 14 in Cheyenne.

Lawmakers have already held an eight-day virtual session in Cheyenne as well as numerous committee meetings, but most of the high-profile bills lie ahead.

The 2021 Session is a General Session, which means that bills on any topic can be introduced without needing a 2/3 majority.

Under Senate File 86, the attorney general would join the governor, treasurer, secretary of state, auditor, and superintendent of public instruction as a statewide elected office.