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Votes at a glance: Bills the Wyoming House approved Feb. 12, 2025
Summary
The House completed third‑reading action on a number of bills on Feb. 12. This roundup lists each bill that received a roll call on the floor and the recorded outcome.
During the Feb. 12 session the House completed third readings and recorded roll‑call tallies on multiple bills. Below are the bills that received formal roll‑call votes on that day and the clerk’s announced outcomes.
Recorded floor outcomes (selected bills)
- House Bill 176 (Vacancies and public office amendments): Passed — 55 aye, 3 no, 4 excused. - House Bill 190 (Bond elections, language/process): Passed — 54 aye, 5 no, 3 excused. - House Bill 192 (Public utilities; wildfire mitigation; liability limits): Passed — 52 aye, 8 no, 2 excused. - House Bill 223 (Preventing strategic lawsuits against public participation / civil procedure): Passed — 49 aye, 9 no, 2 excused. - House Bill 249 (Runoff elections / elections changes): Passed — 38 aye, 22 no, 2 excused. - House Bill 318 (Maintenance of voter lists / elections): Passed — 47 aye, 13 no, 2 excused. - House Bill 324 (State elected officials; employees at will): Passed — 41 aye, 19 no, 2 excused. - House Bill 337 (Prohibiting foreign funding of ballot measures): Passed — 58 aye, 2 no, 2 excused.
Notes on procedure and record
- The clerk’s announcements after roll calls constitute the official on‑the‑floor outcomes; more detailed roll‑call lists (member‑by‑member yeas/nays) were read during several roll calls and are recorded in the House record. - Several bills also had floor amendments that were withdrawn before the roll call; those withdrawals are recorded in the transcript and are noted by the clerk.
Where to find more detail
Members and members of the public who want the full roll‑call lists, amendment texts, and the engrossed bills should consult the House Clerk’s floor journal and the official legislative web site, which post roll‑by‑roll and bill text for each action.
