The Wyoming Legislature recently made significant decisions on a series of bills related to immigration, ballot drop boxes, school vouchers, abortion regulations, and school board elections. Two immigration-related bills were killed due to criticism of poor drafting and overreach. However, there was support for a ban on ballot drop boxes and the passage of a bill for universal school vouchers, which was amended to include income-based stipulations. Additionally, two bills that would impose more regulations on abortions in Wyoming were passed by the Senate Labor, Health and Social Services Committee. The committee also reconsidered a bill making school board elections partisan to clarify changes made, such as exceptions for community college trustee elections. The Wyoming Freedom Caucus has been actively campaigning for their “Five and Dime” slate of bills, using text messages to urge public pressure on state senators. These recent developments in the Wyoming Legislature demonstrate ongoing debates on various contentious issues and potential changes to state laws. For more information, contact Leo Wolfson at leo@cowboystatedaily.com.
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