Wyoming’s legislative staff would confirm automatic email filtering on request and restore inbox delivery if requested, after verifying addresses, unless delivery poses an actual, specific security threat.
Senders could ask staff to confirm automatic filtering, then request inbox delivery. Staff would route current and future emails within two business days, after verifying addresses, unless delivery poses an actual, specific security threat.
Wyoming’s Legislative Service Office would confirm filtering on request. If emails were filtered, senders could request inbox delivery of current and future messages from identified addresses. The process would cover emails moved outside a lawmaker’s inbox by system-wide spam, security, or other filters without the email user’s intervention. Staff would verify the sender’s identified email addresses before directing messages to the inbox. Delivery would not be required if it poses an actual, specific security threat to the legislature’s email system. The two-business-day delivery deadline would run from receipt of the request. The proposal specified July 1, 2026, as its effective date, but it failed introduction.
No hearings or votes scheduled.