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Votes at a glance: key concurrences and committee votes in the Wyoming Senate on Feb. 20, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes recorded during the February 20, 2025 Wyoming Senate session, including concurrences, committee of the whole reports, and enrolled acts signed.
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This is a concise list of the formal actions and roll‑call outcomes announced on the Wyoming Senate floor on Feb. 20, 2025. Items are presented in the order recorded in the transcript and include the motion, outcome, and any roll‑call tally read into the record.
Concurrences and Senate files - Senate File 48 (business personal‑property exemption): Senate concurred with House amendments; roll‑call recorded 20 ayes, 11 no. (moved by Senator McKeown). Later signed as Senate Enrolled Act No. 19. - Senate File 63 (State Lands — fencing): Senate concurred with House amendments; recorded vote closed with 30 ayes and 1 recorded conflict reported by the clerk. (moved by Senator Crago). Later signed as Senate Enrolled Act No. 18. - Senate File 6 (residential property removal of unlawful occupant): Senate concurred; concurrence vote recorded as 31 ayes. Later signed as Senate Enrolled Act No. 20. - Senate File 69 (homeowner property tax exemption): Senate failed to concur on House amendments; concurrence vote recorded 6 ayes, 25 no. - Senate File 33 (non‑citizen driver's license and ID card revisions): Senate failed to concur on House amendments; concurrence vote recorded 6 ayes, 25 no.
House bills and committee of the whole outcomes (selected) - House Bill 46 (Homeschool Freedom Act): Committee of the whole reported favorably; bill passed Committee of the Whole and was reported to the Senate floor for further action. - House Bill 5 (Fishing Outfitters and Guides — registration, advisory board): Committee of the whole reported favorably after committee and committee‑of‑the‑whole amendments; floor passed committee report. - House Bill 97 (property conveyances near critical infrastructure): Committee of the whole reported favorably after a Committee of the Whole amendment; passed Committee of the Whole. - House Bill 33 (vehicle sales and use tax distribution — highway fund): Committee of the whole reported favorably (see full article on HB33 for debate details); adopted on the floor. - House Bill 181 (funeral contracts investment and bonding requirements): Committee of the whole reported favorably. - House Bill 226 (license plate search and rescue): Committee of the whole reported favorably with standing committee amendment; bill passed Committee of the Whole.
Enrolled acts signed by the presiding officer (selected) - Senate Enrolled Act No. 16 — original Senate File 120 — marketing homemade foods (signed on the floor). - Senate Enrolled Act No. 17 — original Senate File 88 — Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Funding Act (signed on the floor). - Senate Enrolled Act No. 18 — original Senate File 63 (state lands fencing) (signed on the floor). - Senate Enrolled Act No. 19 — original Senate File 48 (business property exemption) (signed on the floor). - Senate Enrolled Act No. 20 — original Senate File 6 (residential property removal of unlawful occupant) (signed on the floor).
Procedure note: "Concurrence" votes reflect the Senate taking up House amendments to Senate bills; a failed concurrence means the Senate did not adopt the House amendments and further action (conference committee or other motions) may follow. Committee of the whole outcomes are reported by the committee chair and then adopted by the Senate.

