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11,217
Total Bills Analyzed
10,406 State + 811 Federal
9660
State Proposed Bills
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746
State Bills Signed
7% enactment rate
254
Federal Bills Signed
3.7% enactment rate

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HB0001

2026
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General government appropriations-2.

Wyoming’s 2026-2028 budget allocates billions to state agencies, funds public health and infrastructure, restricts abortion-related spending, and sets pay raises for highway workers.

Status:Proposed
Committee:
Sponsor:Appropriations

HB0002

2026
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Fast Track Permits Act.

HB0002 requires local governments to approve small residential building permits within 30 days or they are automatically approved. Effective July 1, 2026.

Status:Proposed
Committee:
Sponsor:Filer

HB0003

2026
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Wyoming pregnancy centers-autonomy and rights.

Wyoming bans government from forcing pregnancy centers to provide abortion services, referrals, or info. Centers gain hiring protections and legal recourse.

Status:✓ Signed Into Law
Committee:Labor, Health & Social Services
Sponsor:Labor

HB0004

2026
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Birthing centers-Medicaid coverage.

Wyoming Medicaid will now cover costs at licensed birthing centers starting July 2026. Families can use these facilities for childbirth without extra out-of-pocket fees.

Status:✓ Signed Into Law
Committee:Labor, Health & Social Services
Sponsor:Labor

HB0005

2026
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Oil and gas bonding pool-investment and earnings.

HB0005 lets the oil and gas commission charge operators a tiny assessment starting July 2030 to fund bonding pools for well cleanup, with zero fees until then.

Status:✓ Signed Into Law
Committee:Minerals, Business & Economic Development
Sponsor:Minerals

HB0006

2026
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Unemployment insurance coverage-period and reporting.

Wyoming cuts max unemployment benefits from 26 to 20 times weekly pay for most claimants starting Jan 1, 2027. The commission is renamed, and $18k funds system updates.

Status:Proposed
Committee:Labor, Health & Social Services
Sponsor:Labor

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