Ember Oakley

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because it would hurt modest homeowners in Northwest counties who are paying high property taxes due to increased home values.

The lawmaker opposes increasing the relief percentage because the additional cost is significant and there is already a substantial bill attached to provide relief.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because they believe it makes the bill more comprehensive by explicitly acknowledging and supporting mental health treatment for children.

The lawmaker supports adding 'purposefully' because opponents claim sterilization cannot happen by accident, and if that is true, the word causes no harm.

The lawmaker opposes Amendment Four because creating different tax rules for properties built in recent years creates legal problems and unfairness that is too difficult to administer.

The lawmaker expresses concern that the amendment exceeds the bill's title by addressing chemical abortions when the legislation is titled regarding surgical abortions.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because she argues that keeping the land is not a good financial investment compared to selling it for $100 million and investing those funds.

The lawmaker supports the bill to address the concern that long-term homeowners feel they never truly own their homes due to rising taxes, noting these individuals are not causing market spikes but bear the brunt of them.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because it offers a unique opportunity for Wyoming law enforcement to receive training and physically assist efforts at the border.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because other bills currently in process already address tax relief and this should not be handled via a budget amendment.

The lawmaker opposes the bill because they do not want to create any additional committees.

The lawmaker opposes the bill because they believe its structure creates an unnecessary administrative nightmare by requiring convictions before expungement. They suggest that if drinking were simply made legal, such complex procedures would not be needed.