Voted No
The lawmaker supports the bill because it incrementally increases school funding from 66% to 80%, which they believe will directly improve student learning.
2008 session voting record
Mary Gilmore
Representative · District 59
Last scannedAug 25, 2026, 2:25 AM
The simple version
At a glance
Official roll-call totals for the 2008 session.
- Votes recorded
- 432
- Voted yes
- 332
- Voted no
- 72
- Absent or excused
- 28
82% Yes18% No
Recent pattern
Did Mary Gilmore usually vote with the House?
Feb 14, 2008 to Mar 7, 2008
- With the majority
- 213
- Against the majority
- 33
- Close House votes
- 6
Based on 246 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 Mary Gilmore explained why
4 published reasons found for 2008.
Watch the original statement
Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports the amendment because children need fuel to learn regardless of their entitlement status. She believes ensuring no child goes hungry is a necessary concern for society.
Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports the bill because she believes the amendments have made the legislation tighter and necessary for counties to manage subdivisions effectively.
HB0062
Voted NoIllegal immigration.
The lawmaker opposes the bill because she believes it is bad policy while waiting for federal action and notes that illegal immigrants currently provide necessary services in agriculture, food, and construction.
Worth a look
Close votes where Mary Gilmore was in the minority
These House votes were decided by two votes or fewer.
No close minority votes appear in the recent record.
Bill by bill
Recent votes
The latest 25 votes are available below.
Show the 25 latest votes
SF0065: Post-conviction relief petitions-DNA evidence.
H Adopted JCC01 57-0-3-0-0
SF0027: County nuisance abatement authority.
H Adopted JCC01 52-3-5-0-0
SF0021: Hathaway scholarship program.
H Adopted JCC02 54-0-6-0-0
SF0009: State retirement-board immunity.
H Adopted JCC02 47-7-6-0-0
HB0155: Recruitment of physicians and dentists.
H Adopted JCC01 36-16-6-0-2
SF0071: Hathaway scholarship program-success curriculum.
H Adopted JCC01 59-0-1-0-0
SF0018: Business entities-revisions.
H Adopted JCC02 57-2-1-0-0
SF0022: School facilities-amendments.
H Adopted JCC01 59-0-1-0-0
HB0137: Castle doctrine.
H Did Concur 57-2-1-0-0
HB0153: Economic development account 2.
H Did Concur 59-0-1-0-0
HB0151: Tax relief program amendments.
H Did Concur 59-0-1-0-0
HB0155: Recruitment of physicians and dentists.
H Did Not Concur 5-52-1-0-2
HB0092: Property tax refund program.
H Did Concur 56-0-4-0-0
HB0117: Developmental preschool funding.
H Did Concur 56-0-4-0-0
HB0074: Veterinarian loan repayment program.
H Did Concur 56-0-4-0-0
HB0069: Revisor's bill.
H Did Concur 56-0-4-0-0
HB0043: Penalties for domestic violence.
H Did Not Concur 0-57-3-0-0
HB0085: Brucellosis testing program.
H Did Concur 58-0-2-0-0
HB0012: Veterans' mental health appropriations.
H Did Concur 58-0-2-0-0
HB0083: District court judge increase.
H Did Concur 58-0-2-0-0
HB0082: Trauma care services.
H Did Concur 57-0-2-0-1
HB0010: State parks and historic sites-fees.
H Did Concur 54-4-2-0-0
SF0069: Wildlife and natural resource funding amendments.
H Adopted JCC02 53-6-1-0-0
SF0044: Residential Mortgages Practices Act.
H Adopted JCC01 58-0-2-0-0
SF0011: Subdivisions-large acre parcels.
H Adopted JCC01 41-17-1-0-1
Vote totals come from official Wyoming roll calls. Published reasons link to the original floor video.