Wyoming Legislature Completes 2025 General Session, Passes 178 Bills

The Wyoming Legislature concluded its 37-day 2025 General Session on Thursday, with lawmakers passing 178 of the 556 bills and resolutions introduced. Of the 209 bills introduced in the Senate, 99 were approved by both the House and Senate. The House introduced 252 bills, 79 of which passed through both chambers.

Committee-sponsored bills had a 47% passage rate, while individually sponsored bills passed at a 27% rate. Legislation that passed both houses is either awaiting action from Governor Mark Gordon or already signed into law.

The Legislature’s Management Council will meet on April 8 to assign topics for interim committees, with the first round of committee meetings scheduled for late April. The 2026 Budget Session is set to begin on February 9, 2026.

The public is encouraged to engage with the legislative process through the Legislature’s website, which provides access to live video streams, meeting agendas, and other resources.

The Senate introduced 209 pieces of legislation, with 99 successfully passing both the House and Senate. Meanwhile, the House presented 252 bills, of which 79 received approval from both chambers. Committee-sponsored bills had a 47% passage rate, while individually sponsored bills passed at a rate of 27%. The legislation now awaits action from Governor Mark Gordon or remains pending his review.

Looking ahead, lawmakers will begin their interim committee work, with the Legislature’s Management Council set to meet on April 8 to assign committee topics. The first round of interim committee meetings is scheduled to begin later in April. The next legislative session, the 2026 Budget Session, will convene on February 9, 2026.

The public is encouraged to stay involved and track interim activities via the Legislature’s website, which offers live video streams, meeting agendas, committee rosters, and minutes. A free email subscription service is also available for all interim committee details.