The Wyoming Legislature has passed the midway point for the 2022 Budget Session. Wednesday marked the crossover period for the body, meaning it was the last day for third reading in the house of origin. Any legislation that did not successfully pass third reading in the primary house by yesterday will not go on for further consideration in the opposite chamber. At the start of the session, a total of 279 bills and resolutions were numbered for introduction.
With two weeks remaining in this year’s session, 148 of those bills remain active. The Senate introduced 100 pieces of legislation and 73 of those bills have moved to the House for consideration. The House introduced 88 bills and passed 75 bills on to the Senate for deliberation. Ninety-one of the numbered bills were not considered or failed the introduction vote in both Chambers.
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