Votes at a glance: key House bills and outcomes from Feb. 7, 2025 session

This list highlights bills that received recorded roll-call action or final passage during the Wyoming House session on Feb. 7, 2025. It is intended as a concise reference; fuller reporting on debated measures appears in separate articles.

- House Bill 72 (Representative Lolli) — Protecting Women's Privacy and Public Spaces Act: Adopted on third reading. Final recorded tally: 52 aye, 8 no, 2 excused. Adopted a third-reading amendment to extend the "changing area/restroom/sleeping quarter" language to public facilities used by private club sports.

- House Bill 202 (Representative Feiler) — Fast Track Permits Act: Passed on third reading, 40 aye, 20 no, 2 excused. Floor debate centered on statewide permitting timelines vs. local control.

- House Bill 245 (Representative Knapp) — Pen and paper ballots (elections): Passed on third reading, 44 aye, 16 no, 2 excused.

- House Bill 273 (Representative Rodriguez Williams) — Wyoming pregnancy centers, autonomy and rights: Passed on third reading, 46 aye, 14 no, 2 excused. Contains a clause giving the legislature an explicit right to intervene in litigation under stated conditions; the clause drew extended debate.

- House Bill 1 (Appropriations) — General government supplemental appropriations: Multiple third-reading amendments were considered and several adopted (see detailed article). Not all adoption votes completed in this excerpt; amendments passed, failed and were withdrawn in multiple roll-call votes while the bill remained under consideration.

Notes on procedure and where to find details - This summary lists only items with clear roll-call outcomes or passage announced aloud in the session transcript for Feb. 7, 2025. Several other bills were read for second reading or scheduled but did not receive final recorded passage in the excerpt provided.

Provenance (first/last transcript references for these votes): see transcript timestamps used by this coverage package.