Voted Yes
The lawmaker opposes the amendment again, arguing that raising rates will result in unused funds and opportunity costs without any benefit to public purpose investments.
2018 session voting record
Scott Court
Representative · District 24
Last scannedAug 25, 2026, 2:25 AM
The simple version
At a glance
Official roll-call totals for the 2018 session.
- Votes recorded
- 422
- Voted yes
- 366
- Voted no
- 56
- Absent or excused
- 0
87% Yes13% No
Recent pattern
Did Scott Court usually vote with the House?
Feb 15, 2018 to Mar 15, 2018
- With the majority
- 257
- Against the majority
- 29
- Close House votes
- 12
Based on 286 recent House floor votes with a clear yes-or-no majority. This describes the vote, not whether it was good or bad.
In their own words
When Scott Court explained why
6 published reasons found for 2018.
Watch the original statement
Voted Yes
The lawmaker urges support for the bill by highlighting that many jobs are associated with the tourism industry.
Voted No
The lawmaker supports the amendment to decrease the budget by not filling three vacant positions in the Department of Audit, arguing that government should be kept at a minimum and existing staff can handle the workload.
Voted Yes
The lawmaker opposes the amendment because sending a message that flaring is being scrutinized could negatively impact the state's top industry, arguing that companies do not waste money by flaring gas unnecessarily.
Voted No
The lawmaker asks for a vote against the amendment because raising the markup could harm retail stores in their city and neighboring areas.
Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports the bill because it addresses a constituent's issue where records were not kept, which would have helped their case.
Worth a look
Close votes where Scott Court was in the minority
These House votes were decided by two votes or fewer.
Voted No
Couldn't find a published reason
Voted Yes
Couldn't find a published reason
Bill by bill
Recent votes
The latest 25 votes are available below.
Show the 25 latest votes
HB0140: School finance amendments-4.
H Adopted HB0140JC001: 34-22-4-0-0
SF0074: Crimes against critical infrastructure.
H:Did Not Override Veto 20-33-6-0-1
HB0001: General government appropriations.
Did Not Override Line Item Veto 34-21-5-0-0
HB0001: General government appropriations.
Did Not Override Line Item Veto 33-22-5-0-0
HB0001: General government appropriations.
Did Not Override Line Item Veto 19-36-5-0-0
HB0001: General government appropriations.
Did Not Override Line Item Veto 31-24-5-0-0
HB0194: State funded capital construction.
H Adopted HB0194JC002: 44-12-4-0-0
SF0045: State fair board-2.
H Adopted SF0045JC001: 49-8-3-0-0
SF0045: State fair board-2.
Rescind original vote pursuant to Mason's §§ 480 to 483: 48-8-4-0-0
SF0120: Government efficiency project.
H Adopted SF0120JC001: 48-7-5-0-0
SF0045: State fair board-2.
H Did Not Adopt SF0045JC001: 23-35-2-0-0
SF0034: Military spouse unemployment sunset repeal.
H Adopted SF0034JC001: 39-19-2-0-0
SF0036: Veterans tuition program limits.
H Adopted SF0036JC001: 55-1-4-0-0
HB0078: Omnibus water bill-construction.
H Adopted HB0078JC001: 51-5-4-0-0
SF0093: Child sexual abuse education and prevention.
H 3rd Reading:Passed 32-24-4-0-0
HB0001: General government appropriations.
H Adopted HB0001JC001: 38-20-1-0-1
SF0042: Professional licensing-applicant criminal records.
H Adopted SF0042JC001: 55-5-0-0-0
HB0109: Public employee retirement plan-contributions.
H Adopted HB0109JC001: 33-27-0-0-0
HB0168: Stand your ground-2.
H Concur:Passed 49-11-0-0-0
HB0130: State fair endowment.
H Concur:Passed 60-0-0-0-0
HB0194: State funded capital construction.
H Concur:Failed 10-50-0-0-0
HB0140: School finance amendments-4.
H Concur:Failed 2-58-0-0-0
SF0070: Revisor's bill.
H 3rd Reading:Passed 57-3-0-0-0
SF0105: Drug Donation Program Act-expansion.
H 3rd Reading:Passed 54-6-0-0-0
SF0121: State funded capital construction-2 (Sub #1).
H 3rd Reading:Passed 43-16-0-0-1
Vote totals come from official Wyoming roll calls. Published reasons link to the original floor video.