The governor cited concerns over the bill’s invasive nature and its lack of exceptions for victims of rape and incest in his veto letter. But most state lawmakers were unswayed.

Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed a bill late Monday that would have required patients seeking abortion medications to first undergo a transvaginal ultrasound and a 48-hour waiting period.

Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed a bill Monday night that would require women in Wyoming get ultrasounds before getting the abortion pill. He called the

Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed an abortion bill Monday, saying it created the “prospect of an unnecessary, intimate and invasive procedure which subjects women to an uncomfortable and potentially traumatic experience.

Lawmakers sent two bills aimed at combatting diversity, equity and inclusion programming late last week to Gov. Mark Gordon, who vetoed one and signed another.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed four bills that ranged from requiring an ultrasound prior to an abortion being performed to removing the cap on the number of charter schools.