This joint resolution commemorates the 100th anniversary of Nellie Tayloe Ross becoming the first woman to hold the office of governor in the United States. The resolution highlights her early life, her marriage to William B. Ross, and her eventual rise to political prominence following her husband's death. It details her election victory on November 4, 1924, and her assumption of office on January 5, 1925, where she addressed significant challenges in Wyoming, including drought and economic failures. The resolution also notes her subsequent historic role as the first woman director of the United States Mint and her long tenure in that position.

The resolution recognizes the importance of Nellie Tayloe Ross's contributions to Wyoming and the nation, emphasizing her status as an inspiration for many. It declares January 5, 2025, as a significant date marking the centennial of her inauguration. The resolution calls for the Secretary of State of Wyoming to transmit copies to various national leaders, including the president and members of Congress, to honor Ross's legacy and achievements.