Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports concurring with the amendments to ensure that modern voice-activated and hands-free technology is not inadvertently prohibited by the bill's definition.
2010 session voting record
Mike Massie
Senator · District 9
Last scannedAug 25, 2026, 2:25 AM
The simple version
At a glance
Official roll-call totals for the 2010 session.
- Votes recorded
- 344
- Voted yes
- 280
- Voted no
- 64
- Absent or excused
- 0
81% Yes19% No
Recent pattern
Did Mike Massie usually vote with the Senate?
Feb 9, 2010 to Mar 5, 2010
- With the majority
- 214
- Against the majority
- 38
- Close Senate votes
- 23
Based on 252 recent Senate 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 Mike Massie explained why
5 published reasons found for 2010.
Watch the original statement
HB0047
Voted NoNEPA and ESA review.
The lawmaker opposes passing the bill as written because it may restrict the Attorney General's strategic flexibility in choosing which lawsuits to pursue, potentially leading to adverse legal outcomes.
Voted Yes
The lawmaker opposes the amendment, arguing that cities have significant reserves while the state has very few, and warns of potential future economic downturns requiring those funds for basic services.
Voted No
The lawmaker opposes the amendment because deleting its language would cut funding for the statewide video conferencing system, reducing existing capabilities supported by general fund money.
Voted No
The lawmaker opposes the bill because designating highways across federal lands could damage critical wildlife habitat or interfere with agricultural operations grazing cattle and sheep.
Worth a look
Close votes where Mike Massie was in the minority
These Senate votes were decided by two votes or fewer.
Voted Yes
Couldn't find a published reason
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
SF0031: Federal natural resources policy account.
S Adopted JCC02 27-3-0-0-0
SF0025: Liens.
S Adopted JCC01 30-0-0-0-0
HB0072: Regulation of wind energy facilities.
S Adopted JCC01 25-2-3-0-0
SF0039: Post secondary education options program.
S Adopted JCC01 28-2-0-0-0
SF0007: Rangeland health assessments.
S Adopted JCC01 28-1-1-0-0
HB0018: Aquatic invasive species-2.
S Adopted JCC01 27-2-1-0-0
SF0031: Federal natural resources policy account.
S Adopted JCC01 25-4-1-0-0
SF0013: Economic analysis.
S Adopted JCC01 24-5-1-0-0
SF0022: State active duty medical expense reimbursement.
S Adopted JCC01 29-0-1-0-0
SF0036: Gillette Madison water project.
S Adopted JCC01 28-1-1-0-0
SF0018: Limited liability companies-revisions.
S Adopted JCC01 29-0-1-0-0
SF0075: School district health insurance-2.
S Adopted JCC01 26-4-0-0-0
SF0025: Liens.
S Did Not Concur 0-30-0-0-0
SF0020: Text-based communications prohibited while driving.
S Did Concur 23-7-0-0-0
SF0042: School finance-student enrichment instruction.
S Did Concur 23-7-0-0-0
SF0048: Licensure of midwives.
S Did Concur 26-4-0-0-0
SF0022: State active duty medical expense reimbursement.
S Did Not Concur 0-30-0-0-0
SF0061: Health insurance reform-2.
S Did Concur 30-0-0-0-0
SF0040: Establishment of highways.
S Did Concur 26-4-0-0-0
HB0128: Health insurance-interstate purchase.
S Passed 3rd Reading 30-0-0-0-0
HB0106: Small business investment credit.
S Passed 3rd Reading 20-10-0-0-0
HB0106: Small business investment credit.
Amendment Failed 7-23-0-0-0
HB0089: Resident contractor preferences.
S Passed 3rd Reading 22-8-0-0-0
HB0072: Regulation of wind energy facilities.
S Passed 3rd Reading 30-0-0-0-0
HB0072: Regulation of wind energy facilities.
Amendment Failed 11-18-0-0-1
Vote totals come from official Wyoming roll calls. Published reasons link to the original floor video.