Top conservative group says Wyoming lawmakers are less conservative than ever
Wyoming lawmakers are the least conservative they’ve been in five years, a new report from a top conservative group in Washington says.
However, a close review of the survey shows some oversights in the compilation of the numbers, including key differences in how the group evaluated members of the House and Senate.
Numbers released this week by the American Conservative Union – which oversees the influential Conservative Political Action Conference – shows members of the Wyoming Legislature scored a lackluster 52.6 percent on its annual review of state legislatures across the country, a slight decrease from the more than 53 percent average seen in 2018.
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