It might just be a bill and only a bill, but these drafted pieces of legislation could become laws and affect your life in various ways. Those effects could be positive, or in some cases, pretty negative. It's your duty as an activist to keep informed and ready to act.
On this page, we cover bills and measures we're tracking during the Wyoming Legislative Session. Tap through, learn more, and email your questions to acluwy@aclu.org.
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UPDATE: Senate File 130, legislation that would limit teacher and student rights, free speech, and take away the ability to discuss racial justice issues in classrooms, died in committee.
UPDATE: Senate File 117, legislation that would ban classroom discussions related to sexual orientation and gender identity in Wyoming’s public schools, was not considered for introduction in the House. The...
UPDATE: House lawmakers did not pass House Bill 156, legislation that would have required Wyoming voters to use photo IDs when voting, removing Medicare and Medicaid cards as acceptable ID at the polls.
UPDATE: Senators voted to kill Senate File 166, legislation that would have sent more than $5 million out of state to support harmful and unnecessary immigration policies.