• The issue was significant to the general public, such as bills related to ballot initiatives or taxes;
• The issue was important to a significant constituency in Wyoming(for example, hunters and anglers);
• The issue was a continuing controversy, covered in previous editions of The Wyoming Legislative Accountability Project; or
• The vote was recorded and illustrated a difference of opinion.

Each bill description contains a brief summary of the bill's content and proponents' and opponents' arguments, followed by tables listing legislators and their votes. As noted earlier, the vote tables are organized by geographic region, with each Senate/House district "nest" kept together. (Committee vote tables list all committee members regardless of area.)