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John Kolb

Sen · Republican · District 12 · WY

John Kolb — Republican State Senator for Wyoming District 12 (official headshot)

Where they stand

Every rated Senate member for the selected period — dots are members, the shaded band is the middle 50% of each party, the tick is the party median.

Trend vs. medians

John Kolb's score per year against the Senate, party, and statewide medians (rated members only).

By issue category

John Kolb vs. the Republican median and the Senate median, per issue category.

Standout votes

Votes where John Kolb broke from the Republican majority in the Senate.

Detailed score tables

Year

Score

Role

Party

Dist.

2024
80.82
Sen
R
12
2023
78.31
Sen
R
12

Year

2024
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
88.89
60.00
100.00
100.00
71.79
100.00
2023
66.67
66.67
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
57.69
66.67

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sen. John Kolb's voting record?

Sen. John Kolb (R-WY-12) earned a 81% ILA score for 2024, clearing the 80% benchmark for alignment with limited-government principles. John Kolb was named a Defender of Limited Government by ILA for 2024, an award given to lawmakers scoring 80–89% on the ILA scorecard. Across 2 years rated, John Kolb's lifetime ILA score averages 80%. John Kolb represents the 12th District in the Wyoming State Senate.

How aligned is John Kolb with limited-government principles?

John Kolb earned a 81% ILA score in 2024 and was named a Defender of Limited Government by ILA. John Kolb cleared the 80% benchmark for alignment with limited-government principles.

What is John Kolb's ILA score?

John Kolb has a 81% ILA score for 2024. Across 2 years rated, John Kolb's lifetime average is 80%.

Has John Kolb received recognition from ILA?

John Kolb was named a Defender of Limited Government by ILA for 2024, given to lawmakers scoring 80–89% on the ILA scorecard.

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