Under what condition may Wyoming hold a budget session?

• A. They may meet on the second Tuesday of January of even-numbered years for a budget session.
• B. The Governor may call a budget session at any time.
• C. Budget sessions occur only in odd-numbered years.
• D. Budget sessions are not a feature.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that budget sessions are governed by a fixed schedule in Wyoming. The Constitution sets aside a budget-focused session to begin on the second Tuesday in January, and this occurs in even-numbered years. This creates a biennial budgeting cycle, ensuring lawmakers review and approve the state budget on a regular, predetermined timetable rather than at any time chosen by the Governor or in any year.

So the statement that Wyoming may meet for a budget session starting on the second Tuesday of January in even-numbered years captures both the timing and the limited purpose of the session. The other options conflict with that established schedule or describe a scenario that doesn’t exist.