Geringer v. Bebout

Because the Wyoming Constitution contains no express provision conferring upon the governor veto power over a proposed constitutional amendment, I would answer the certified question in the negative. The process for amending the Wyoming Constitution is found in article 20 of that document, and nowhere does it require a proposed constitutional amendment be presented to the governor for his approval. Article 4, § 8 delimits the governor's veto power, and that provision includes no veto power over proposed constitutional amendments. Likewise, the legislative article, art. 8 (specifically § 41 of…