Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports the report as a necessary compromise that requires driver's education and restricts passengers until age sixteen and a half, viewing it as a positive small step forward.
2005 session voting record
Frank W Latta
Representative · District 53
Last scannedAug 25, 2026, 2:25 AM
The simple version
At a glance
Official roll-call totals for the 2005 session.
- Votes recorded
- 513
- Voted yes
- 385
- Voted no
- 55
- Absent or excused
- 73
88% Yes12% No
Recent pattern
Did Frank W Latta usually vote with the House?
Feb 8, 2005 to Mar 3, 2005
- With the majority
- 207
- Against the majority
- 19
- Close House votes
- 4
Based on 226 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 Frank W Latta explained why
5 published reasons found for 2005.
Watch the original statement
Voted Yes
The lawmaker believes the bill is not ready for passage due to excessive amendments creating a bureaucratic nightmare, despite agreeing with its concept and funding amount.
Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports the bill as long overdue for economic development and exporting energy resources. He cites a personal experience where lack of highway rights-of-way delayed fiber optic installation by ten years, arguing that this legislation is necessary to modernize infrastructure.
HB0025
Voted YesSpecial reserve account.
The lawmaker opposes creating additional accounts because it increases accounting and administrative burdens.
HB0129
Voted NoConservation districts.
The lawmaker supports sending matters to county commissioners because they are elected officials who serve and are close to the community.
Worth a look
Close votes where Frank W Latta was in the minority
These House votes were decided by two votes or fewer.
Voted No
Couldn't find a published reason
Bill by bill
Recent votes
The latest 25 votes are available below.
Show the 25 latest votes
SF0071: Wyoming community facilities program.
H Adopted JCC01 58-1-1-0-0
HB0314: Guardians ad litem.
H Adopted JCC01 59-0-1-0-0
HB0308: Methamphetamine initiative.
H Adopted JCC01 58-0-2-0-0
SF0019: State lands trust responsibilities.
H Adopted JCC01 59-0-1-0-0
HB0040: Revisor's bill.
H Adopted JCC01 59-0-1-0-0
HB0083: Medical review panel-2.
H Adopted JCC01 53-6-1-0-0
SF0008: Open container law.
H Did Not Adopt JCC02 25-33-2-0-0
HB0073: Military service-motor vehicle registration.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 4-5-0-0-0
HB0299: Attorney general appointment.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 1-8-0-0-0
HB0157: Renewable energy.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 1-8-0-0-0
HB0113: Government reorganization-dept. of tourism and recreation.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 0-9-0-0-0
SF0061: Annexation.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 4-5-0-0-0
HB0337: Open meetings-executive sessions.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 0-9-0-0-0
HB0334: Public employees disclosure of confidential information.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 2-7-0-0-0
HB0161: Publication of municipal ordinances.
H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 3-6-0-0-0
HB0083: Medical review panel-2.
H Did Not Concur 0-58-2-0-0
HB0040: Revisor's bill.
H Did Not Concur 1-57-2-0-0
HB0314: Guardians ad litem.
H Did Not Concur 0-57-3-0-0
SF0018: Grain laws.
H Adopted JCC01 56-1-3-0-0
SF0039: Child protection amendments.
H Adopted JCC01 33-24-3-0-0
SF0121: Repeal of term limits.
H Adopted JCC01 56-1-3-0-0
HB0293: Illegal drug manufacturing-precursor chemicals.
H Adopted JCC01 54-3-3-0-0
HB0085: Teacher shortage loan repayment program.
H Adopted JCC01 57-0-3-0-0
HB0112: Foreclosure sale proceeds.
H Did Concur 55-2-3-0-0
HB0277: Wyoming partnership challenge loan program.
H Did Concur 57-0-3-0-0
Vote totals come from official Wyoming roll calls. Published reasons link to the original floor video.