Reports & Newsletters
Summer 2012 Newsletter
The Equality State Policy Center’s 2012 Summer Newsletter details results from one of our most successful legislative sessions in years. It also reports briefly on our organizing efforts and looks ahead to the need to sustain Wyoming’s public pension system.
ESPC_Summer2012_Newsletter.pdf
Spring 2011 Newsletter
Reports from the 2011 session of the Wyoming
The State of Working Wyoming
Reports
The Equality State Policy Center’s 2010 State of Working Wyoming provides information on family economic self-sufficiency and the state’s significant gender wage gap. It also looks at Wyoming’s dependence on mineral revenues and the link between state spending and jobs for Wyoming’s people.
2010 Report
2008 Report
Mining Taxes in 10 Western States
Mining Taxes in 10 Western States Report (April 2008)
Mining Taxes in 10 Western States Appendix A (April 2008)
Tax Repeals
Repeal Pollution Control Tax Exemption (February 2010)
Repeal Manufacturing Tax Exemption (February 2010)
2009 Wyoming Legislature – A Nuts & Bolts Session
How does the Wyoming Legislature affect you? Click here to read the full report.
Worker Unions Mean Better Wages
There wage advantage of unionization (Winter 2008)
Access to Health Care
The #1 economic worry for many Wyomingites is: What if I get sick? (Winter 2008)
2006 Wyoming Legislature – The Vision Thing?
Click here to read the full report.
2005 Wyoming Legislature – Working BETTER for Wyoming Citizens
Click here to read the full report.
ESPC Perspectives on the Issues Volume 1
Stewardship for the Future: Restore Wyoming Coal Taxes (May 2003)
ESPC Perspectives on the Issues Volume 2
Why Wyoming Needs Complete Lobbyist Reporting (August 2003)
ESPC Perspectives on the Issues Volume 3
Who Pays for Wyoming Legislative Campaigns? (October 2003)
ESPC Perspectives on the Issues Volume 4
Wyoming Families: Working Hard, Earning Less (December 2003)
