March 22, 2024

SF0094 | An Act Regarding Compelled Speech & State Employers

STATUS: House Did not Consider for Introduction – 3/5/24

WFA Stance:
Support
WFA Category:
Family
Status:

House Did not Consider for Introduction – 3/5/24

Schedule:

No Committee Meetings or Floor Sessions Currently Scheduled

Sponsor(s):

Hutchings

Co-Sponsor(s):

Representatives

Styvar

Ward


Senators

French

Ide

Legislator Contact Info:

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Summary:

View Text of the Bill: https://wyoleg.gov/Legislation/2024/SF0094


AN ACT relating to the administration of government; prohibiting the state and its political subdivisions from compelling speech as specified; authorizing a civil remedy; providing an exception to the Wyoming governmental claims act; and providing for an effective date.


WFA Commentary & Updates:

Wyoming Family Alliance supports the right of every individual to speak honestly and truthfully. No government should threaten a person by compelling them to speak against their conscience.


3/4/24 – Sad news to report: this bill, which protects state employees from having to call a man a woman and vice versa, was allowed to die through inaction. We must continue the work to protect the freedom of conscience of all Wyoming citizens.


2/27/28 – This legislation has made it through the third and final reading in the Senate on a vote of 21-10. This means that the bill has passed all the way through the Senate and will crossover to the House of Representatives.


2/26/24 – This legislation has made it through the second reading in the Senate. There is one more step in that chamber before it can crossover to the House of Representatives.


2/23/24 – This legislation has made it through the first reading in the Senate. There are two more steps in that chamber before it can crossover to the House of Representatives.


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