68th Wyoming Legislature


The 68th Wyoming Legislature is the current meeting of the Wyoming Legislature which first convened on January 14, 2025. Republicans currently have supermajorities in both chambers.

Major legislation

Enacted

  • March 18, 2025: Sanctuary Cities, Counties and State – Prohibition,
  • March 14, 2025: What is a Woman Act,
  • March 4, 2025: Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Act,
  • February 28 2025: Driver's Licenses – Unauthorized Alien Restrictions,
  • February 27, 2025: Repeal Gun Free Zones and Preemption Amendments,
  • February 27, 2025: Regulation of Surgical Abortions,

Not enacted

Passed by both chambers

  • March 4, 2025: Chemical Abortions – Ultrasound Requirement

Passed by one chamber

  • March 3, 2025: Homeowner Tax Exemption – 2025 and 2026,

Have not passed

  • March 4, 2025: Runoff Elections,
  • March 3, 2025: Make Carbon Dioxide Great Again – No Net Zero,
  • March 3, 2025: Individual Right to Privacy – Constitutional Amendment,
  • March 3, 2025: Prohibition on Electronic Voting Equipment,

Composition

The below members, unless otherwise noted, were elected in the 2022 and 2024 general elections. Members in gray took office in January 2025.

Senate

Committees

Committee chairmen are listed first and in boldface.
CommitteeMajorityMinority
JudiciaryJared Olsen, SD 8
Barry Crago, SD 22
Gary Crum, SD 10
Larry S. Hicks, SD 11
John Kolb, SD 12
AppropriationsTim Salazar, SD 26
Ogden Driskill, SD 1
Dan Laursen, SD 19
Darin Smith, SD 6		Mike Gierau, SD 17
RevenueTroy McKeown, SD 24
Cale Case, SD 25
Tim French, SD 18
Bob Ide, SD 29
Stephan Pappas, SD 7
EducationWendy Davis Schuler, SD 15
Evie Brennan, SD 31
Bill Landen, SD 27
Jared Olsen, SD 8
Charlie Scott, SD 30
AgricultureTim French, SD 18
Barry Crago, SD 22
Bob Ide, SD 29
Troy McKeown, SD 24
Laura Taliaferro Pearson, SD 14
Travel,
Recreation,
Wildlife &
Cultural
Resources		Bill Landen, SD 27
Brian Boner, SD 2
Larry S. Hicks, SD 11
Stacy Jones, SD 13
Wendy Davis Schuler, SD 15
Corporations,
Elections, &
Political
Subdivisions		Cale Case, SD 25
Brian Boner, SD 2
Dan Dockstader, SD 16
Cheri Steinmetz, SD 3		Chris Rothfuss, SD 9
Transportation,
Highways, &
Military
Affairs		Stephan Pappas, SD 7
James Lee Anderson, SD 1
Evie Brennan, SD 31
Ed Cooper, SD 20
John Kolb, SD 12
Minerals,
Business, &
Economic
Development		James Lee Anderson, SD 1
Ed Cooper, SD 20
Stacy Jones, SD 13
Tara Nethercott, SD 4		Chris Rothfuss, SD 9
Labor,
Health, &
Social
Services		Eric Barlow, SD 23
Gary Crum, SD 10
Lynn Hutchings, SD 5
Charlie Scott, SD 30
Cheri Steinmetz, SD 3

Bo Biteman from SD 21 was not placed on any Senate committee, he was instead elected as Senate President.

House of Representatives

Committees

Committee chairmen are listed first and in boldface.
CommitteeMajorityMinority
Judiciary
Art Washut, HD 36
Marlene Brady, HD 60
Laurie Bratten, HD 51
Lee Filer, HD 44
Tom Kelly, HD 30
Jayme Lien, HD 38
Daniel Singh, HD 61
Joe Webb, HD 19
Ken Chestek, HD 13
Appropriations
John Bear, HD 31
Bill Allemand, HD 58
Abby Angelos, HD 3
Jeremy Haroldson, HD 4
Ken Pendergraft, HD 29
Scott Smith, HD 5
Trey Sherwood, HD 14
Revenue
Tony Locke, HD 35
Gary Brown, HD 41
Kevin Campbell, HD 62
Jayme Lien, HD 38
Ann Lucas, HD 43
J.R. Riggins, HD 59
Clarence Styvar, HD 12
Robert Wharff, HD 49
Liz Storer, HD 23
Education
Ocean Andrew, HD 46
Laurie Bratten, HD 51
McKay Erickson, HD 21
Joel Guggenmos, HD 55
Tom Kelly, HD 30
Martha Lawley, HD 27
Daniel Singh, HD 61
Tomi Strock, HD 6
JD Williams, HD 2
Agriculture,
State &
Public
Lands &
Water
Resources
John Winter, HD 28
Dalton Banks, HD 26
Bob Davis, HD 47
John Eklund Jr., HD 10
Steve Johnson, HD 8
Pepper Ottman, HD 34
Mike Schmid, HD 20
Tomi Strock, HD 6

Karlee Provenza, HD 45
Travel,
Recreation,
Wildlife &
Cultural
Resources
Andrew Byron, HD 22
Elissa Campbell, HD 56
Marilyn Connolly, HD 40
Steve Harshman, HD 37
Julie Jarvis, HD 57
Pam Thayer, HD 15
Robert Wharff, HD 49
Karlee Provenza, HD 45
Liz Storer, HD 23
Corporations,
Elections &
Political
Subdivisions
Christopher Knapp, HD 53
Gary Brown, HD 41
Paul Hoeft, HD 25
Steve Johnson, HD 8
Tony Locke, HD 35
Ann Lucas, HD 43
Joe Webb, HD 19
Nina Webber, HD 24
Mike Yin, HD 16
Transportation,
Highways &
Military
Affairs
Landon Brown, HD 9
Dalton Banks, HD 26
Rob Geringer, HD 42
Lloyd Larsen, HD 54
Darin McCann, HD 48

Bob Nicholas, HD 7

Reuben Tarver, HD 52
Cody Wylie, HD 39
Ivan Posey, HD 33
Minerals,
Business &
Economic
Development
Scott Heiner, HD 18

Kevin Campbell, HD 62
Christopher Knapp, HD 53

J.T. Larson, HD 17
Martha Lawley, HD 27
J.R. Riggins, HD 59
Mike Schmid, HD 20
Reuben Tarver, HD 52
Nina Webber, HD 24
Labor,
Health &
Social
Services
Rachel Rodriguez-Williams, HD 50
Ken Clouston, HD 32
Joel Guggenmos, HD 55
Paul Hoeft, HD 25
Darin McCann, HD 48

Pepper Ottman, HD 34
Clarence Styvar, HD 12
Jacob Wasserburger, HD 11
Mike Yin, HD 16

Chip Neiman from HD 21 was not placed on any House committee, he was instead elected as Speaker of the House.

Freedom Caucus takeover

The 2024 Wyoming House of Representatives election saw victories in primaries for hard-right Republican members of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, increasing their seat share from twenty-eight to thirty-four, a simple majority in the sixty-two seat chamber, in what was the first takeover of any legislature by a state Freedom Caucus. Members there were assigned a large majority of committee chairs for the 68th Legislature. In the Wyoming Senate, however, the caucus's influence is much less pronounced, and more traditional Republicans hold a majority. The caucus condemned the lack of Freedom Caucus chairmen in the Senate, stating "We are troubled by the committee assignments in the Senate, where an overwhelming majority of committees are controlled by Liz Cheney Republicans."