Wyoming Legislative Recap — Day 36

• The Wyoming Legislature on Wednesday overrode Gov. Mark Gordon’s veto of a bill requiring women to get ultrasounds before getting abortion pills.

• The Wyoming Senate overrode Gordon’s veto of a bill Wednesday that will bring DOGE-esque scrutiny to Wyoming’s state agencies and their rules. 

• A law banning sanctuary city immigration policies in Wyoming awaits a signature or veto from Gordon after the Legislature approved it Wednesday.

• Gordon signed a bill into law that allows people to sue the state if they encounter a biologically born male in a female-designated restroom or changing room in a public facility, and vice versa.

• Wyoming homeowners can plan on receiving a 25% reduction off their taxes due to Gordon signing Senate Enrolled Act 60 into law on Tuesday night. 

• The Laramie County 4-H Robotics Team was at the Capitol on Wednesday, showing off a robot to the legislators that they will compete with at a national competition in Kentucky in June.

• The Wyoming House has had some down time lately due to the end of the session approaching. On Tuesday, some House members replaced House Speaker Chip Neiman’s chair with a wheelchair as a prank.

Leo Wolfson can be reached at leo@cowboystatedaily.com.