Years in Office
16
Bills Sponsored
231
Bills Co-Sponsored
2124
Committees
3
Cynthia Lummis Biography
Cynthia Lummis grew up on a Wyoming ranch and began her public service career as the state’s treasurer. Elected as Wyoming’s U.S. Senator in 2020, she advocates for energy independence, fiscal responsibility, and protecting public lands. Lummis has introduced legislation supporting cryptocurrency innovation and serves on the Senate Banking and Energy Committees. Known for her pragmatic approach, she represents Wyoming’s interests by prioritizing rural communities and resource-based industries.
Education
- J.D., University of Wyoming(1985)
- B.S. in Biology, University of Wyoming(1978)
- B.S. in Animal Science, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY(1976)
Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Cynthia Lummis's congressional service.
Bitcoin Advocacy
Championed cryptocurrency policy and founded the Senate Financial Innovation Caucus to promote responsible digital asset regulation.
Endangered Species Act Reform
Sponsored legislation to reform the Endangered Species Act, aiming to improve state involvement in wildlife management decisions.
Public Lands Access
Supported the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act, securing funding for national parks and public lands maintenance.
Wyoming Water Rights
Advocated for Wyoming’s interests in federal water policy, including defending state water rights against federal overreach.
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