Senator Cynthia Lummis shared updates on constituent outreach efforts in Washington D.C., praised passage of legislation affecting environmental policy in Wyoming on April 17-18, and highlighted student participation at a national event.
Senator Cynthia Lummis posted several statements on X between April 16-17, criticizing Democratic initiatives related to healthcare spending and environmental regulation while emphasizing the importance of American energy security.
The U.S. House passed Senator Cynthia Lummis’ FENCES Act aimed at easing regulatory burdens related to foreign-sourced pollution events like wildfires or dust storms. The bill clarifies how states can comply with national air quality standards when affected by out-of-state emissions.
There were 206 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Natrona County as of the first quarter of 2026, according to the Wyoming State Bar.
Senator John Barrasso has introduced new legislation requiring proof of legal status for all driver’s license applicants nationwide. States failing this requirement risk losing federal highway funds under this proposal supported by fellow senators Cornyn and Lummis.
Senator John Barrasso introduced legislation requiring proof of legal status before issuing driver’s licenses or IDs nationwide. States refusing compliance risk losing federal transportation funds under this proposal.
In a series of April tweets, Sen.
Senators Cynthia Lummis and Ted Cruz filed an amicus brief backing efforts by former President Trump’s administration to repeal key EPA climate findings. The filing argues for preserving Congressional authority over major regulatory decisions involving greenhouse gases.
Senator John Barrasso marked Tax Day by sharing statements about recent Republican-backed tax cuts and their reported benefits for American families.