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Party cohesion

How often do Wyoming legislators vote with their party?

Party Voting Unity

How often members of each party vote together on the same side.

Most Contentious Votes

Votes where both parties were most internally divided. Higher % = more divided.

SF 103

Terminating and defunding diversity, equity and inclusion.

47%
House pass 31-25 Feb 27, 2025
HB 123

Education savings accounts.

47%
House fail 25-32 Feb 10, 2026
HB 151

State assessment of independent power producers-2.

46%
House fail 29-29 Feb 19, 2022
SF 31

Absenteeism and truancy.

45%
House pass 29-28 Mar 2, 2022
HB 18

Military training memorials.

45%
House pass 29-28 Jan 29, 2021
HB 8

Consumer credit amendments.

45%
House fail 27-30 Jan 28, 2021
HB 1

General government appropriations-2.

45%
House pass 30-26 Mar 12, 2021
HB 1

General government appropriations-2.

44%
House pass 30-26 Mar 10, 2021
HB 1

General government appropriations-2.

43%
House pass 32-25 Feb 24, 2022
SF 9

Medicaid coverage-licensed pharmacists.

43%
House pass 27-30 Feb 15, 2023

Crossed the Aisle

Legislators who most frequently vote against their own party.

Photo of Julie Jarvis
Julie Jarvis
House·331 against party
34.6% R
Photo of Justin Fornstrom
Justin Fornstrom
House·160 against party
31.7% R
Photo of Pam Thayer
Pam Thayer
House·300 against party
31.5% R
Photo of Bob Ide
Bob Ide
Senate·543 against party
29.5% R
Photo of Marilyn Connolly
Marilyn Connolly
House·283 against party
29.4% R
Photo of Cale Case
Cale Case
Senate·971 against party
29.0% R
Photo of Clarence Styvar
Clarence Styvar
House·687 against party
27.5% R
Photo of Bob Nicholas
Bob Nicholas
House·714 against party
27.3% R
Photo of McKay Erickson
McKay Erickson
House·256 against party
26.6% R
Photo of Lee Filer
Lee Filer
House·246 against party
26.1% R