Abby Angelos
Wyoming SD-23 | Primary: August 18, 2026
π‘οΈ Defending Life
HB 152 (2023) β Strong Abortion Ban
βVoted for Wyoming's landmark abortion ban β a decisive, historic stand for life.
HB 126 (2026) β Human Heartbeat Act
βVoted to protect unborn life after a heartbeat is detected β defending Wyoming's most vulnerable against the abortion industry.
HB 64 (2025) β Ultrasound Before Chemical Abortions
βChampioned informed consent before chemical abortions β passed the legislature and overrode the Governor's veto.
HB 42 (2025) β Surgical Abortion Regulations
βRegulation of Surgical Abortions
HB 117 (2026) β Informed Consent for Abortion
βChampioned women's right to know before an abortion β fought for full informed consent requirements.
HB 222 (2025) β Medical Conscience Protections
βFought for conscience rights of Wyoming healthcare workers β no doctor or nurse should be forced to violate their faith or ethics.
HB 273 (2025) β Pregnancy Center Autonomy & Rights
βFought to protect Wyoming's pro-life pregnancy centers β organizations on the front lines serving women with free, compassionate care after Dobbs.
π« Second Amendment
HB 98 (2026) β Prohibit Red Flag Gun Seizures
βVoted to ban unconstitutional red flag gun seizures in Wyoming β your firearms cannot be confiscated without a conviction. |
SF 101 (2026) β Wyoming Constitutional Carry Protections
βChampioned the most comprehensive Second Amendment protection act in Wyoming history β passed the legislature but vetoed by the Governor. Use "championed/fought for" language. |
HB 172 (2025) β Concealed Carry & Gun-Free Zone Repeal
βVoted to restore Second Amendment rights for law-abiding permit holders β repealed gun-free zones and expanded concealed carry in public spaces. |
HB 95 (2026) β Concealed Carry on Public Universities
βChampioned Second Amendment rights on college campuses β fought to end arbitrary disarmament of law-abiding permit holders by university administrators.
HB 130 (2026) β Additional Second Amendment Protections
βChampioned additional legal enforcement tools to protect Wyoming gun owners from unconstitutional interference.
HB 14 (2026) β Self-Defense Reimbursement
βProtecting self-defense-reimbursement and amendments.
π©βπ§ Protecting Women & Children
HB 32 (2025) β What Is a Woman Act
βVoted to define biological sex in Wyoming law β protecting women's bathrooms, prisons, shelters, and sports from gender ideology.
SF 44 (2025) β Protecting Women's Sports
βVoted to protect female athletes β biological males cannot compete in women's sports in Wyoming.
SF 62 (2025) β Protect Bathrooms, Changing Rooms & Sleeping Quarters
βVoted to protect women and girls in every sex-segregated space β bathrooms, locker rooms, and sleeping quarters are protected.
HB 9 (2026) β Grooming Prohibition
βVoted to create a standalone felony for grooming children β Wyoming's youngest citizens are now better protected from predators.
HB 10 (2026) β No Sexually Explicit Content in Children's Libraries
βChampioned protection of Wyoming children β fought to keep graphic sexual content out of children's library sections and school libraries.
HB 134 (2025) β Prohibit Taxpayer-Funded Sexually Explicit Events
βVoted to protect Wyoming children and taxpayers β your tax dollars cannot fund sexually explicit events.
HB 200 (2025) β Parental Notification & Ban Gender Ideology in Schools
βChampioned parental notification rights β fought to keep gender ideology and compelled speech out of Wyoming schools.
HB 60 (2025) β Protecting Women's Sports (House)
βChampioned fairness in women's sports β fought in the House to protect female athletes.
HB 157 (2026) β Parental Rights β Reduce Government Immunity
βChampioned real accountability for schools that violate parental rights β fought to end government immunity when bureaucrats override Wyoming parents. |
π° Taxes & Spending
SF 69 (2025) β 25% Homeowner Property Tax Cut
βVoted to permanently cut homeowner property taxes by 25% β the largest homeowner tax relief in Wyoming history. |
HB 147 (2025) β Prohibit Taxpayer Funding for DEI
βProhibiting Taxpayer Funding for DEI
SF 103 (2025) β Defund DEI in State Government
βChampioned defunding the DEI bureaucracy across Wyoming β passed the legislature but was vetoed by the Governor.
HB 138 (2024) β Voted Against Taxpayer Funds for Public TV
βTaxpayer Funds for Public TV
HB 80 (2023) β Voted Against Obamacare Medicaid Expansion
βObamacare Medicaid Expansion
SF 61 (2023) β Voted Against Legislator Per Diem Increase
βLegislator Per Diem Increase
HB 323 (2025) β Food Stamp Nutritional Restrictions
βFood Stamp Nutritional Restrictions
π Healthcare & Medical Freedom
HB 289 (2025) β Certificate of Need Repeal
βVoted to eliminate government permission slips for healthcare β more hospitals can now open in Wyoming, increasing access and driving down costs. |
HB 179 (2026) β Hospital Pricing Transparency
βHospital pricing transparency.
HB 121 (2025) β Medical Price Transparency
βChampioned patients' right to know β fought to require real price transparency from Wyoming healthcare providers.
HB 96 (2025) β Prohibit COVID Vaccine Discrimination & Mask Mandates
βChampioned medical freedom β fought to ban COVID vaccine mandates and protect Wyomingites from discrimination over their health decisions.
HB 13 (2026) β Ivermectin Without Prescription
βIvermectin-no prescription required.
π Immigration
HB 133 (2025) β Ban Sanctuary Cities
βVoted to ban sanctuary cities in Wyoming β local officials cannot shield illegal immigrants from federal immigration enforcement. |
HB 116 (2025) β Invalidate Illegal Immigrants' Driver's Licenses
βVoted to invalidate drivers' licenses issued to illegal immigrants β rule of law applies on Wyoming roads. |
SF 33 (2025) β Mark Non-Citizen Status on Driver's License
βVoted for transparency and rule of law β non-citizen status is now clearly noted on Wyoming IDs.
HB 276 (2025) β ICE Compliance
βChampioned the rule of law β fought to require Wyoming law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
SF 124 (2026) β Voted Against Watering Down Immigration Enforcement
βEconomic development-rodeo museum.
SF 25 (2026) β Voted Against Hunting License Limits
βLandowner license limits in limited quota hunt areas.
π³οΈ Election Integrity
HB 156 (2025) β Proof of Residency to Vote
βVoted to require proof of Wyoming residency to register to vote β Wyoming elections are for Wyoming residents only. |
HB 157 (2025) β Proof of Citizenship to Vote
βChampioned election integrity β fought for proof of citizenship requirement for voter registration.
HB 206 (2025) β Photo ID Required to Vote
βChampioned photo ID at the polls β fought to ensure every legal vote counts and every illegal vote is stopped.
HB 48 (2026) β Pen and Paper Ballots
βAdvocated for the gold standard of election security β pen-and-paper ballots every citizen can verify.
HB 50 (2026) β Ballot Harvesting Prohibition
βChampioned election integrity β fought to stop organized ballot harvesting that undermines one person, one vote.
HB 51 (2026) β Random Hand Count Audits
βFought for election accountability β advocated for random hand-count audits of Wyoming election results.
HB 94 (2026) β Hand Count Ballots β Ban Voting Machines
βFought for citizen-verifiable elections β advocated to replace unverifiable voting machines with hand-counted paper ballots.
π‘ Liberty & Property Rights
HB 177 (2025) β Federal Overreach Review Committee
βChampioned Wyoming's sovereignty against unconstitutional federal mandates β fought to create a permanent legislative watchdog to challenge federal overreach. |
HB 207 (2025) β Religious Freedom Restoration Act
βVoted to enshrine religious freedom in Wyoming law β government cannot force people to violate their sincerely held religious beliefs. |
HB 103 (2026) β Wyoming First Amendment Protection Act (Anti-SLAPP)
βVoted to protect every Wyoming citizen from weaponized SLAPP lawsuits β no one should need a lawyer to exercise their First Amendment rights. |
HB 80 (2025) β Stop Woke ESG State Fund Investing
βVoted to protect Wyoming's taxpayer investment funds from woke ESG ideology β state funds should be invested for financial returns, not political agendas. |
HB 178 (2026) β Paycheck Protection / Stop Taxpayer-Funded Union Dues
βChampioned Wyoming workers' right to choose β fought to end forced automatic union dues deductions from government paychecks. |
HB 135 (2026) β Ban Public Official NDAs
βChampioned government transparency β fought to ban NDAs for public officials so taxpayers can know what their government is doing. |
HB 148 (2026) β Public Hearings Before Leasing Government Lands
βChampioned public accountability on Wyoming lands β fought to require public hearings before government land can be leased for large industrial projects. |
SF 120 (2025) β Wyoming PRIME Act (Agricultural Freedom)
βVoted to expand food and agricultural freedom for Wyoming ranchers and farmers β direct meat sales from farm to consumer without federal processing middlemen. |
HB 46 (2025) β Homeschool Freedom Act
βVoted to free Wyoming homeschool families from unnecessary government regulation β parents, not bureaucrats, direct their children's education. |
HB 106 (2023) β Ban Eminent Domain for Wind Farms
βBanning Eminent Domain for Wind Farms
HB 12 (2026) β Clean Air and Geoengineering Prohibition Act
βFought for Wyoming's sovereignty over its own skies β advocated to prohibit unauthorized geoengineering over Wyoming. NOTE: Only 11 of 16 incumbents voted on this bill (Bear, Lien, Lucas, Singh, Ide were NOT on this vote).
HB 73 (2026) β Residential Property Fair Market Value on Transfer
βResidential real property-fair market value on transfer.
HB 337 (2025) β Prohibit Foreign Funding of Ballot Measures
βProhibiting foreign funding of ballot measures. Great attack on Bob Nicholas, only Republican in the state legislature to vote against it.
SF 107 (2025) β Prohibit Non-Compete Contracts
βVoted to protect Wyoming workers' freedom to work β employers can no longer use non-compete clauses to trap employees. |
SF 127 (2023) β Voted Against CBDC / Wyoming Stable Token Act
βCBDC in Wyoming 'Wyoming Stable Token Act'
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