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West Virginia: NRA-Backed Legislation Moves in Charleston

Friday, February 6, 2015

West Virginia: NRA-Backed Legislation Moves in Charleston

This week in Charleston has seen positive movement for three pro-gun bills.

Today, House Bill 2636 was introduced by state Delegate Michael Folk (R-63).  HB 2636 would exempt information contained in a concealed weapon permit application from the Freedom of Information Act.  This respects all law-abiding concealed carry holders’ right to privacy by closing to the public the list of residents with concealed carry licenses.  HB 2636 has been assigned to the House Judiciary Committee.

Yesterday, February 5, House Bill 2128 passed unanimously in the House of Delegates and was sent to the state Senate, where it was referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee.  HB 2128, introduced by state Delegate Gary Howell (R-56), would permit individuals with a concealed handgun license to legally store a firearm in their private vehicle on state Capitol grounds. 

Wednesday, February 4, Senate Bill 284 passed unanimously in the state Senate, with an added floor amendment benefiting law-abiding gun owners.  SB 284 would require that a chief law enforcement officer (CLEO) sign an application for the transfer of any item regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA) within 30 days if the applicant is not prohibited by law from receiving it.  SB 284 has also been referred to the House Judiciary Committee.     

Using the contact information provided below, please contact members of both the House and Senate Judiciary Committees and respectfully express your support for these bills.

Your NRA-ILA will keep you informed as these bills continue to progress through the legislative process.  In the meantime, please continue to monitor your email inbox and www.nraila.org for further updates

Senate Judiciary Committee Members:

Senator Charles Trump (R-Morgan, 15), Chairman
(304) 357-7980
[email protected]

Senator David Nohe (R-Wood, 03), Vice-Chairman
(304) 357-7970
[email protected]

Senator Robert Beach (D- Monongalia, 13)
(304) 357-7919
[email protected] 

Senator Art Kirkendoll (D-Logan, 07)
(304) 357-7857
[email protected]

Senator Ronald Miller (D- Greenbreier, 10)
(304) 357-7959
[email protected]

Senator Corey Palumbo (D-Kanawha, 17)
(304) 357-7880
[email protected]

Senator Mike Romano (D-Harrison, 12)
(304) 357-7904
[email protected]

Senator Herb Snyder (D-Jefferson, 16)
(304) 357-7957
[email protected]

Senator Bob Williams (D-Taylor, 14)
(304) 357-7995
[email protected]

Senator Mike Woelfel (D-Cabell, 05)
(304) 357-7956
[email protected]

Senator Mitch Carmichael (R-Jackson, 04)
(304) 357-7855
[email protected]

Senator Daniel Hall (R-Wyoming, 09)
(304) 357-7807
[email protected]

Senator Ryan Ferns (R-Ohio, 01)
(304) 357-7918
[email protected]

Senator Ed Gaunch (R-Kanawha, 08)
(304) 357-7841
[email protected]

Senator Robert Karnes (R-Upshur, 11)
(304) 357-7906
[email protected]

Senator Kent Leonhardt (R-Monongalia, 02)
(304) 357-7827
[email protected]

Senator Mark Maynard
(304) 357-7808
[email protected] 

 

House Judiciary Committee Members:

Delegate Shott (R-Mercer, 27), Chair
(304) 340-3252
[email protected]

Delegate Patrick Lane (R-Kanawha, 38, Vice-Chair
(304) 340-3252
[email protected]

Delegate Tim Manchin (D-Marion, 50)
(304) 340-3331
[email protected]

Delegate Stephen Skinner (D-Jefferson, 67)
(304) 340-3248
[email protected]

Delegate Mike Azinger (R-Wood, 10)
(304) 340-3202
[email protected]

Delegate Frank Deem (R-Wood, 10)
(304) 340-3137
[email protected]

Delegate Tom Fast (R-Fayette, 32)
(304) 340-3170
[email protected]

Delegate Michael Folk (R-Berkeley, 63)
(304) 340-3350
[email protected]

Delegate Geoff Foster (R-Putnam, 15)
(304) 340-3121
[email protected]

Delegate Roger Hanshaw (R-Clay, 33)
(304) 340-3135
[email protected]

Delegate Lynwood Ireland (R-Ritchie, 07)
(304) 340-3195
[email protected]

Delegate John McCuskey  (R-Kanawha, 35)
(304) 340-3183
[email protected]

Delegate John Overington (R-Berkeley, 62)
(304) 340-3148
[email protected]

Delegate Kelli Sobonya (R-Cabell, 18)
(304) 340-3175
[email protected]

Delegate Amy Summers (R-Taylor, 49)
(304) 340-3139
[email protected]

Delegate Terry Waxman (R-Harrison, 48)
(304) 340-3171
[email protected]

Delegate Ryan Weld (R-Brooke, 02)
(304) 340-3367
[email protected]

Delegate Brad White (R-Kanawha, 36)
(304) 340-3138
[email protected]

Delegate Andrew Byrd (D-Kanawha, 35)
(304) 340-3362
[email protected]

Delegate Barbara Evans Fleischauer (D-Monongalia, 51)
(304) 340-3127
[email protected]

Delegate Shawn Fluharty (D-Ohio, 03)
(304) 340-3270
[email protected]

Delegate Kenneth Hicks (D-Wayne, 19)
(304) 340-3155
[email protected]

Delegate Dana Lynch (D-Webster, 44)
(304) 340-3916
[email protected] 

Delegate Clif Moore (D-McDowell, 26)
(304) 340-3165
[email protected]

Delegate Larry Rowe (D-Kanawha, 36)
(304) 340-3287
[email protected] 

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