The bill is a joint resolution expressing support for phasing out the sale of new electric vehicles in Wyoming by the year 2035. It highlights the importance of the oil and gas industry to the state's economy, emphasizing the jobs it creates and the revenue it generates. The resolution argues that the current lack of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, the limited domestic supply of critical minerals used in electric vehicle batteries, and the challenges associated with recycling these materials make the widespread adoption of electric vehicles impractical for Wyoming. It also raises concerns about the potential negative impacts on local communities and the economy if electric vehicles were to proliferate at the expense of gas-powered vehicles.

The resolution encourages the legislature and citizens of Wyoming to limit the sale and purchase of new electric vehicles, aiming for a complete phase-out by 2035. It calls for the Secretary of State to transmit copies of the resolution to various government officials, including the President of the United States and members of Wyoming's congressional delegation, to communicate this goal.