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Lummis Earns Defender of Limited Government Award, Ranked as 5th Most Conservative Senator
Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) today earned the “Defender of Limited Government Award” for her conservative, pro-Wyoming voting record by the Institute for Legislative Analysis.
The ranking was based on over 100,000 votes – the most expansive study performed on the U.S. Congress. According to the ranking, Senator Lummis is also the 5th most Conservative Member of the U.S. Senate.
“The people of Wyoming sent me to the U.S. Senate to champion limited government and conservative values – and I’ve stood firm in that mission every single day,” said Lummis. “I’m honored to accept this award from the Institute for Legislative Analysis and will continue the fight to shrink our government and defend our fundamental liberties.”
“The Institute for Legislative Analysis is proud to recognize Senator Cynthia Lummis with our Defender of Limited Government Award,” said ILA CEO Ryan McGowan. “Senator Lummis ranks among the top ten U.S. Senators whose voting record most consistently aligns with the limited government principles enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. Her record demonstrates strong leadership in lowering costs for working families by advancing policies that promote American energy dominance. We thank her for her dedication to fiscal responsibility and her commitment to ensuring prosperity for future generations.”
Dirk Sanderson
June 18, 2025 at 12:36 pm
I find it interesting that this current Wyoming Senator recieved an award for conservative values, supposedly in line with the Constitution of the United States of America, when it’s been quite obvious she, along with Senator Barrasso, and Representative Hagemen have literally been endorsed and controlled and ruled, by their votes in the current Congress, due to their allegiance to an existing felon in the Office of the Presidency, Donald J Trump. Wyoming can do better than the existing three, representing our great State of Wyoming, not on behalf of all we the people, currently living in this state, but simply in step with our FOTUS. Remember at the ballot box next election, and bombard their emails, phone, by letter, and any other means to make it known not all citizens of Wyoming, like or appreciate their current representations on our behalf. They quite frankly leave much to be desired.