What is the maximum duration for legislative sessions in odd-numbered years?

The maximum duration for legislative sessions in odd-numbered years in Wyoming is 40 days. This is established by the Wyoming Constitution, which stipulates that the regular session of the legislature convenes every year, with odd-numbered years designated for a longer session compared to even-numbered years. The 40-day limit applies specifically to the sessions held in odd-numbered years, allowing for more extensive discussions, deliberations, and the opportunity to address a larger volume of legislation compared to the shorter sessions in even-numbered years. This structure supports the legislative needs of the state while maintaining an efficient legislative process.