No Critical Race Theory Bills Made It Through 2022 Wyoming Legislative Session
The three pieces of legislation related to the controversial topic of critical race theory that were proposed in the Wyoming Legislature this session have all died.
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The three pieces of legislation related to the controversial topic of critical race theory that were proposed in the Wyoming Legislature this session have all died.
By a margin of nearly two-to-one, Wyoming’s Senate voted Thursday to remove Sen. Anthony Bouchard, R-Cheyenne, from his committee assignments.
The Wyoming Senate gave initial support to a bill that would reduce coal taxes by half a percent.
The Wyoming House of Representatives did not consider a bill Tuesday aimed at keeping voters from changing parties to influence the outcome of primary elections, leaving it to die in the closing week of the budget session.
After getting a Do Not Pass recommendation by the House Appropriations committee the Wyoming House of Representatives put the final nail in the coffin of a bill that would have tried to limit crossover voting in a primary election.