The Wyoming Behavioral Health Alliance released a nonpartisan educational scorecard evaluating 93 legislators on 39 mental and behavioral health bills from 2025 and 2026.
A new mental health policy scorecard
According to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle, the Wyoming Behavioral Health Alliance has released Wyoming’s first legislative scorecard focused on mental health policy. The scorecard evaluates all 93 legislators across 39 mental and behavioral health bills considered during the 2025 and 2026 legislative sessions.
The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reported that the alliance describes the scorecard as a nonpartisan educational tool. The source identifies the scorecard as a review of lawmakers’ records in connection with mental and behavioral health legislation from the two sessions.
Scope described by the source
The Wyoming Tribune Eagle states that the scorecard includes 39 mental and behavioral health bills from the 2025 and 2026 sessions. It also states that all 93 legislators were evaluated.
The source describes the release as the state’s first legislative scorecard centered on mental health policy. The alliance’s description of the tool as educational and nonpartisan is included in the report.
What was not detailed in the extract
The supplied Wyoming Tribune Eagle extract does not describe the individual bills included in the scorecard. It also does not provide lawmakers’ individual results, the scorecard’s rating method, or details about how the alliance weighed votes or other legislative actions.
The extract does not state whether the reviewed bills became law, were proposed, or had specific effects on mental health services. It also does not describe funding, insurance coverage, provider availability, or particular types of treatment.
What this means for Wyoming patients
The scorecard may give Wyoming residents another way to follow mental health policy discussions involving their legislators. For people looking for treatment locally, the directory lists 17 published clinics in Wyoming.
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