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HJ0004

Amending Constitution for Residential Property Tax Valuation

Last scannedOct 14, 2026, 2:19 AM

In one sentence

This resolution proposes changing the Wyoming Constitution to allow the state's lawmakers to set rules for how residential property is valued for tax purposes.

Proposes an amendment to Article 15 of the Wyoming Constitution, allowing the legislature to create a new method for valuing residential real estate for taxes.
Changes existing sections in Article 15 to exclude residential properties from certain valuation requirements and duties of the state board of equalization.

This resolution did not pass in the legislature and was not voted on by the public.
It is unclear what specific valuation methods the legislature would use if this amendment were to be approved.

Plain language

Constitutional amendment: A change to the fundamental laws of a country or state, which requires special procedures for approval.
Legislature: The group of elected officials who make laws for a state or country.

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H Failed Introduction 38-24-0-0-02026-02-09 · House38 yes 24 no

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