Wyoming Legislators - 2026 Session

Wyoming legislation scores 3.48/5.0 on constitutional alignment, indicating a centrist approach that balances expansion and restriction of governmental powers.

Bills signed into law (3.48) score virtually identically to those not signed (3.49), suggesting the Governor's office maintains the legislature's moderate constitutional posture rather than shifting it toward expansion or restriction.

While Wyoming's legislature is predominantly Republican (holding supermajorities in both chambers), voting records reveal high levels of cross-party agreement on most legislation.

This pattern suggests that Wyoming's legislative culture prioritizes pragmatic governance over partisan division, with constitutional principles and state interests often transcending party lines.

The data shows Wyoming legislators voting based on policy substance rather than strict party ideology, particularly on issues affecting rural communities, energy policy, and individual liberties.