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Senate starts session with surprise leadership shakeup - Vimarsana News

Senate starts session with surprise leadership shakeup

In defiance of Senate President Odgen Driskill, the upper chamber voted to oust Sen. Tara Nethercott as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and to reinstate Sen. Dave Kinskey to head the powerful panel.

Wyoming Senate Overturns Driskill, Reinstalls Kinskey As Appropriations Chair - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Senate Overturns Driskill, Reinstalls Kinskey As Appropriations Chair

Despite an emotional plea from Senate President Ogden Driskill not to overturn a decision he made to remove Dave Kinskey as chairman of the Appropriations Committee, they voted 17 - 14 to reinstall him on Monday.

Gordon launches legislative budget session with annual State of the State address - Vimarsana News

Gordon launches legislative budget session with annual State of the State address

CHEYENNE — In his annual State of the State address, Gov. Mark Gordon didn’t hold back in his criticism of the federal government, and the Biden administration’s handling of the

Kinskey replaces Nethercott as Senate Appropriations Committee chairman - Vimarsana News

Kinskey replaces Nethercott as Senate Appropriations Committee chairman

CHEYENNE – In an unusual vote Monday state senators voted for Sen. Dave Kinskey, R-Sheridan to chair the Senate Appropriations Committee, replacing Sen. Tara Nethercott, R-Cheyenne.

Kinskey reappointed as chair of Senate Appropriations committee - Vimarsana News

Kinskey reappointed as chair of Senate Appropriations committee

Roughly eight and a half months after having the title stripped, Senate Vice President Dave Kinskey was reappointed to chair the committee by his colleagues in a close vote.