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The 2024 Small Business Scorecard of Wyoming Legislators Is Here

August 22, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

NFIB Wyoming’s 2024 Voting Record includes six key votes on issues important to small business owners.

The 2024 Small Business Scorecard of Wyoming Legislators Is Here

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, released its biennial voting record for Wyoming’s 67^th State Legislature. The record includes six key votes on various issues important to small business owners, including property tax reform. Thirty-eight members of Wyoming’s State Legislature earned 100% on their voting record, including six members of the Senate and 32 members of the House of Representatives. “It’s critically important that lawmakers take the time to understand the issues Main Street faces when considering policies that could impact the cost of doing business in our state,” NFIB State Director Tony Gagliardi said. “As inflation continues to pose a serious challenge to small business owners and consumers alike, our members are grateful to the lawmakers who worked to reduce Wyoming’s property tax burden.” The NFIB Voting Record does not reflect every element considered by a legislator when voting or represent a complete profile of the lawmaker. NFIB’s 2024 Voting Record included six key votes on issues important to small business owners. CLICK HERE for a complete copy of the voting record.

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