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Votes at a glance: Wyoming Senate actions on Jan. 20, 2025
Summary
A roundup of bills acted on by the Wyoming Senate on Jan. 20, including roll-call tallies and immediate outcomes for third-reading bills and significant floor actions.
The Wyoming Senate recorded the following actions on Jan. 20, 2025. Items are listed with the action taken on the Senate floor during that day's session.
- Senate File 23 (Handicapped placards, healthcare providers approval): Passed third reading. Roll-call announced: 20 ayes, 7 noes, 4 excused.
- Senate File 32 (Unpaved roads, speed limits amendments): Passed third reading by roll call, 23 ayes, 4 noes, 4 excused.
- Senate File 43 (Temporary water-use agreements, amendments): Passed third reading by roll call, 23 ayes, 4 noes, 4 excused.
- Senate File 50 (Insurance Holding Company Regulations amendments): Passed third reading; final tally announced as 20 ayes, 7 noes, 4 excused.
- Senate File 25 (Electronic lien and title system): Two second-reading floor amendments were adopted. Amendment 1 (DOT report on fee schedule) carried; Amendment 2 (prohibiting compelled entities from passing fees to consumers) passed by division, 21-6. The bill was ordered to third reading.
- Senate File 11 (Use of fraudulent documents to wrongfully possess property): Second-reading Amendment 1, which struck the word "residential" to broaden the statute, was adopted. The bill was ordered to third reading.
- Senate File 4 (State Park Peace Officers definition and scope of authority): Third reading was laid back for one day on request of the sponsor; no final vote recorded.
- Senate File 40 (Zoning protest petition amendments): Floor Amendment 1 adopted (changed protest threshold to 33% and override to two-thirds); bill ordered to third reading.
Notes on votes and procedure: Some roll-call tallies were read aloud by the chief clerk and recorded in the transcript (see above tallies). Where the transcript recorded a division or standing vote, the result and counts were announced (for example, Amendment 2 to Senate File 25 passed 21-6). Several bills were read twice and ordered for third reading; a subset completed third reading and passed the Senate on Jan. 20.
For details on debate, amendments and next steps, see the separate articles covering Senate Files 25, 32, 40, 43, 50 and 72.
