AFP-WY Judicial Deference

House Bill 66 Judicial deference-agencies

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Dear Official(s),

I am writing as a concerned Wyoming resident to respectfully urge you to vote YES on House Bill 66 (Judicial Deference Agencies) during the 2026 Budget Session.
- As a Wyoming citizen, I respectfully urge you to vote YES on House Bill 66 – Judicial Deference (Agencies).
  
  This legislation is an important step toward restoring balance, accountability, and constitutional clarity in our system of government.
  
  House Bill 66 ensures that courts — not unelected administrative agencies — are responsible for interpreting the law. When agencies are allowed to both create regulations and interpret them without meaningful judicial review, it undermines the separation of powers and weakens the role of the judiciary as a check on government authority.
  
  Wyoming citizens deserve a government that is transparent, accountable, and grounded in the rule of law. Laws should be interpreted by courts, passed by legislators, and enforced by agencies — not consolidated into a single authority.
  
  By supporting HB66, you are standing up for:
  - The constitutional separation of powers
  - Judicial independence
  - Accountability in government
  - The rights of citizens and small businesses
  - A fair and balanced regulatory system
  This bill protects everyday Wyomingites from regulatory overreach and ensures that no agency has unchecked power over the interpretation of the law.
  
  I respectfully ask you to stand with your constituents and vote YES on HB66, Judicial Deference (Agencies).
  
  Thank you for your service to our state and for your commitment to accountable government.
I am writing as a concerned Wyoming resident to respectfully urge you to vote YES on House Bill 66 (Judicial Deference Agencies) during the 2026 Budget Session.
- As a Wyoming citizen, I respectfully urge you to vote YES on House Bill 66 – Judicial Deference (Agencies).

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This concise email urges Wyoming legislators to vote YES on House Bill 66 (HB66), “Judicial Deference – Agencies,” during the 2026 Budget Session. Sponsored by Representatives Andrew, Singh, Banks, and Senator Laursen. The bill restores constitutional balance by ensuring that courts, not unelected administrative agencies, interpret the law. By reinforcing the separation of powers, HB66 promotes accountability, protects citizens and small businesses from regulatory overreach, and strengthens judicial independence, ensuring Wyoming’s laws are applied fairly, transparently, and consistently.