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In a statement made just after her vote, Lummis called the trial an "unconstitutional Distraction that Does Nothing to Help Wyoming Families & Businesses Still Being Impacted by COVID-19.”

Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis have voted 'Not Guilty' on whether former president Donald Trump just be convicted of insurrection, due to his involvement in the Capitol attack on January 6.

Senator John Barrasso, along with Senator Cynthia Lummis voted today that the impeachment trial against former president Donald Trump was 'unconstitutional,' though the Senate majority voted in favor of moving forward with the trial.

President Joe Biden has laid out his for moving fast and without Republicans, if necessary, to pass $1.9 trillion in coronavirus relief, armed with new signs of economic strain brought on by the continuing pandemic.

Many of Wyoming’s elected officials, as well as professionals within Wyoming’s oil & gas industry are reacting to the recent news that President Joe Biden is set to announce a wide-ranging moratorium on new oil and gas leasing on U.S. land.

Lummis has taken fire over joining with Senator Ted Cruz in objecting to Wednesday's vote certification, though Lummis's only objected to Pennsylvania.

Both Lummis and Cheney have also disavowed the violence on Capitol Hill.

Lummis took to Twitter this afternoon to respond to the attack on the Capitol, and noted that "An attack on the Capitol is an attack on democracy."

Lummis, who is a Republican, replaces four-term Senator Mike Enzi as one of the state's two senators in Washington D.C.

Republican Cynthia Lummis has begun announcing key members of her staff.