Shelly Duncan

The lawmaker urges support for the amendment to fund the Goshen Irrigation District immediately, stating that having money available now allows engineers and environmental studies to begin sooner rather than waiting.

The speaker urges a no vote because the measure is already included in the budget, calling it 'two bites at the apple,' and argues that more discussion is needed regarding incorrect information about the program's content.

The lawmaker urges an aye vote because the project offers relief from congestion and increases walkability during Cheyenne Frontier Days, providing immense benefit to the area.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because it makes voting more user-friendly for the public and those in the room without changing the tradition of voice votes.

The lawmaker supports the bill because guard members face significant travel burdens and family responsibilities that require assistance beyond standard personal responsibility.

The lawmaker urges a no vote because she believes visitors can see the statues more closely and appreciate their details when they are located downstairs in the extension rather than outside.

The speaker explains that the bill clarifies a misunderstanding in previous legislation, ensuring sole proprietors with one physical office do not need to obtain an additional license.

The lawmaker opposes the bill because it creates unequal taxation by burdening residential and commercial owners while renters, agriculture, and industrial sectors vote for it without paying.

The lawmaker supports the bill by highlighting existing security protocols, audits, and felony language as fail-safes, stating it is necessary for county clerks.