March 16, 2018 •
Wyoming Legislature Adjourns
The 64th Wyoming Legislature adjourned its budget session on March 15 after a nearly week-long extension. Lawmakers passed several bills, including agreeing to over $20 million in cuts to education while increasing spending on capital construction projects. Gov. Matt Mead […]
The 64th Wyoming Legislature adjourned its budget session on March 15 after a nearly week-long extension.
Lawmakers passed several bills, including agreeing to over $20 million in cuts to education while increasing spending on capital construction projects.
Gov. Matt Mead can choose to sign, veto, or allow the education and capital construction bills to become law without his signature.
March 13, 2015 •
Wyoming Governor Signs Campaign Finance Bills
Gov. Matt Mead has signed two campaign finance bills repealing aggregate contribution limits and recently instituted political action committee (PAC) limits. House Bill 38 was originally filed to remove all contribution limits for PACs, but amendments to the bill keep […]
Gov. Matt Mead has signed two campaign finance bills repealing aggregate contribution limits and recently instituted political action committee (PAC) limits.
House Bill 38 was originally filed to remove all contribution limits for PACs, but amendments to the bill keep a $5,000 limit from a PAC to any candidate who is not a statewide candidate.
House Bill 39 repeals the state’s aggregate contribution limits, which conflict with the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission. Both bills are effective immediately.
Photo of Gov. Matt Mead by Gage on Wikimedia Commons.
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