Wyoming Legislature

WYDOT officials say they are facing a yearly budget shortfall of $245 million per year.

She went on to say that while the governor said that litigation is not a matter of sounding off "We believe that freedom does not come from litigation." She later added that there is a national effort underway to expand the powers of government and "We need leaders to sound off."

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The special session was called to push back against President Biden's COVID vaccine mandate, which still has not been formally released or implemented.

The legislature is scheduled to meet through Thursday, considering a variety of bills aimed at preventing requiring employees of companies in Wyoming to be vaccinated.

Supporters have argued that expanding the program would bring in millions of dollars of federal money to the state.

Which takes precedence, the right of employers to run a business as they see fit, or the right to make personal medical decisions?

The bill would allow parents to get waivers from school face mask and vaccination mandates for their children attending K-12 Wyoming public schools if they ask for them.

The session is scheduled for Oct. 26-28, according to Senate President Dan Dockstader and House Speaker Eric Barlow.

The session will reportedly be held Oct. 26-29.

The special session will probably be held Oct. 26-29 if it happens.

Members have until 5 p.m. on Oct. 14 to vote in the special session poll.