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This email urges Wyoming legislators to vote YES on House Bill 66 (HB66), “Judicial Deference – Agencies,” during the 2026 Budget Session. Sponsored by Representatives Andrew, Singh, Banks, and Senator Laursen. The bill restores constitutional balance by ensuring that courts, not unelected administrative agencies, interpret the law. By reinforcing the separation of powers, HB66 promotes accountability, protects citizens and small businesses from regulatory overreach, and strengthens judicial independence, ensuring Wyoming’s laws are applied fairly, transparently, and consistently.

This letter urges your Wyoming Representative or Senator to vote YES on House Bill 2 (HB0002), the Fast Track Permits Act, in the 2026 Budget Session. Sponsored by Reps. Filer and Geringer, and Sens. Love and Nethercott, the bill requires local governments (cities, counties, etc.) to follow strict deadlines for reviewing and deciding on residential building permit applications for detached single-family homes, townhouses, and detached two-family dwellings.

This concise email urges Wyoming legislators to vote YES on Senate File 41 (SF0041), “Portable benefit accounts,” during the 2026 Budget Session. Sponsored by Sen. Olsen and others, the bill authorizes the creation of portable benefit accounts to help independent contractors, freelancers, gig workers, and self-employed Wyomingites access flexible retirement, health, or other benefits that follow them across jobs—promoting workforce flexibility, financial security, and economic freedom without heavy government mandates.