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WyoRINO Vo*ng Index Summary 2020 Albany Park Sen. Larry Hicks - 60% Johnson Sen. Wyatt Agar – 71% Sen. Glenn Moniz - 50% Sen. Dave Kinskey – 56% Sen. Hank Coe – 30% Rep. Dan Furphy – 20% Rep. Richard Tass – 70% Sen. R.J. Kost – 10% Rep. Bill Haley – 30% Rep. Dan Laursen – 90% Rep. Sandy Newsome – 20% Big Horn Laramie Rep. David Northrup – 30% Sen. R.J. Kost – 10% Sen. A. Bouchard – 100% Rep. Jamie Flitner – 60% Sen. Affie Ellis – 40% Platte Rep. Mike Greear – 22% Sen. Lynn Hutchings – 100% Sen. Brian Boner – 40% Sen. Glenn Moniz – 50% Sen. Cheri Steinmetz – 80% Campbell Sen. Tara Nethercott – 60% Rep. Shelly Duncan – 40% Sen. Ogden Driskill – 50% Sen. Stephan Pappas – 22% Rep. Dan Kirkbride – 20% Sen. M. Von Flatern – 0% Rep. Jim Blackburn – 50% Sen. J. Wasserburger – 10% Rep. Landon Brown – 10% Sheridan Rep. Eric Barlow – 20% Rep. John Eklund – 20% Sen. Bo Biteman – 100% Rep. Scott Clem – 86% Rep. Bill Henderson – 11% Sen. Dave Kinskey – 56% Rep. Roy Edwards – 100% Rep. Bob Nicholas – 0% Rep. Mark Jennings – 90% Rep. Tim Hallinan – 60% Rep. Jared Olsen – 40% Rep. Mark Kinner – 20% Rep. Bill Pownall - 40% Rep. Clarence Styvar – 100% Rep. Richard Tass – 70% Rep. Sue Wilson – 50% Rep. Cyrus Western – 80% Carbon Rep. Dan Zwonitzer – 0% Sen. Larry Hicks – 60% Sublette Rep. Don Burkhart – 40% Lincoln Sen. Dan Dockstader – 70% Rep. Jerry Paxton – 20% Sen. Fred Baldwin – 0% Rep. Albert Sommers – 30% Sen. Dan Dockstader – 70% Converse Rep. Tom Crank – 0% Sen. Brian Boner – 40% Rep. Evan Simpson – 50% Sweetwater Rep. Aaron Clausen – 30% Sen. Larry Hicks – 60% Natrona Sen. Tom James – 100% Crook Sen. James Anderson – 10% Rep. Tom Crank – 0% Sen. Ogden Driskill - 50% Sen. Bill Landen – 11% Rep. Clark Stith – 44% Rep. Tyler Lindholm – 50% Sen. Drew Perkins – 30% Sen. Charles Scott – 30% Teton Fremont Rep. Chuck Gray – 100% Sen. Dan Dockstader – 70% Sen. Eli Bebout – 60% Rep. Steve Harshman – 30% Sen. Cale Case – 44% Rep. Bunky Loucks – 40% Uinta Rep. Lloyd Larsen – 20% Rep. Joe MacGuire – 30% Sen. Wendy Schuler – 20% Rep. David Miller – 70% Rep. J. Obermueller – 20% Rep. Danny Eyre – 40% Rep. Tim Salazar – 90% Rep. Patrick Sweeney – 0% Rep. G. Piiparinen – 80% Rep. Tom Walters – 30% Goshen Rep. Art Washut –90% Washakie Sen. Cheri Steinmetz – 80% Sen. Wyatt Agar – 71% Rep. Shelly Duncan – 40% Niobrara Rep. Michael Greear – 22% Sen. Cheri Steinmetz – 80% Hot Springs Rep. Hans Hunt – 50% Weston Sen. Wyatt Agar – 71% Sen. Ogden Driskill – 50% Rep. John Winter – 80% Rep. Hans Hunt – 50% *RED highlight indicates a RINO (score below 70%) *N/A means not assigned; if a legislator cast 5 or fewer votes in this index, a score is not assigned.

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