Amends provisions related to the election and duties of the Wyoming Attorney General.
The bill amends Wyoming statutes to designate the Attorney General as a state elected official, elected at the same time as other statewide officials starting from the 2026 general election. It sets the term of office for the Attorney General at four years and outlines the process for filling vacancies in the office. The bill also modifies the duties of the Attorney General, including the authority to retain qualified attorneys for fee-generating suits and to intervene in lawsuits concerning federal natural resource policies.
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