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Contact Information AFT West Virginia 82nd West Virginia Legislature Education Committee Members The Senate and House Education Committees are the starting points for all education legislation. Call these legislators to voice your concerns on proposed education bills. Senate Education Committee Senate Education Senate Education Chair Senate Education Senate Judiciary Chair Senator Dave Sypolt – District 14(R) Senator Charles S. Trump IV – District 15(R) Capitol: (304) 357-7914 Capitol: (304) 357-7980 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Preston Home County: Morgan District: Barbour, Grant, Mineral, Preston District: Berkeley, Hampshire, Mineral, Morgan Taylor, Tucker Senate Education Education Vice-Chair Senate Education Senator Donna J. Boley – District 3(R) Senator Robert D. Beach – District 13(D) Capitol: (304) 357-7905 Capitol: (304) 357-7919 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Pleasants Home County: Monongalia District: Pleasants, Roane, Wood, Wirt District: Marion, Monongalia Senate Education Senate Majority Leader Senate Education Senator Mitch Carmichael – District 4(R) Senator William R. Laird IV – District 10(D) Capitol: (304) 357-7855 Capitol: (304) 357-7849 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Jackson Home County: Fayette District: Jackson, Mason, Putnam, Roane District: Fayette, Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers Senate Education Senate Finance Chair Senate Education Senator Mike Hall – District 4(R) Senator Robert H. Plymale – District 5(D) Capitol: (304) 357-7901 Capitol: (304) 357-7937 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Putnam Home County: Wayne District: Jackson, Mason, Putnam, Roane District: Cabell, Wayne Senate Education Senate Education Senator Daniel J. Hall – District 9(R) Senator Mike Romano – District 12(D) Capitol: (304) 357-7807 Capitol: (304) 357-7904 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Wyoming Home County: Harrison District: Mercer, Raleigh, Wyoming District: Braxton, Clay, Harrison, Lewis Senate Education Senate Education Senator Robert L. Karnes – District 11(R) Senator Ron Stollings – District 7(D) Capitol: (304) 357-7906 Capitol: (304) 357-7939 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Upshur Home County: Boone District: Nicholas, Pendleton, Pocahontas District: Boone, Lincoln, Logan, Mingo, Wayne Randolph, Upshur, Webster Senate Education Senate Education Senator Tom Takubo – District 17(R) Senator John R. Unger II – District 16(D) Capitol: (304) 357-7990 Capitol: (304) 357-7933 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Kanawha Home County: Berkeley District: Kanawha District: Berkeley, Jefferson House Education Committee House Education Education Chair House Education Delegate Amanda Pasdon – District 51(R) Delegate Danny Hamrick – District 48(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3265 Capitol: (304) 340-3141 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Monongalia Home County: Harrison District: Monongalia District: Harrison, Taylor House Education Education Vice-Chair House Education Delegate Walter E. Duke – District 61(R) Delegate John R. Kelly – District 10(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3188 Capitol: (304) 340-3394 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Berkeley Home County: Wood District: Berkeley District: Wood House Education House Education Delegate George "Boogie" Ambler – District 42(R) Delegate Brian Kurcaba – District 51(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3129 Capitol: (304) 340-3173 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Greenbrier Home County: Monongalia District: Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers District: Monongalia House Education House Education Delegate Roy G. Cooper – District 28(R) Delegate Matthew Rohrbach – District 17(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3119 Capitol: (304) 340-3221 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Monroe Home County: Cabell District: Monroe, Raleigh, Summers District: Cabell, Wayne House Education House Education Delegate Joe C. Ellington Jr. – District 27(R) Delegate Wm. Roger Romine – District 6(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3269 Capitol: (304) 340-3226 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Mercer Home County: Tyler District: Mercer District: Doddridge, Tyler House Education House Education Delegate Paul Espinosa – District 66(R) Delegate Ruth Rowan – District 57(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3130 Capitol: (304) 340-3157 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Jefferson Home County: Hampshire District: Jefferson District: Hampshire, Mineral House Education House Education Delegate David A. Evans – District 4(R) Delegate Joe Statler – District 51(R) Capitol: (304) 340-3151 Capitol: (304) 340-3900 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Marshall Home County: Monongalia District: Marshall, Ohio District: Monongalia House Education Committee House Education House Education Delegate Jill Upson – District 65(R) Delegate Don Perdue – District 19(D) Capitol: (304) 340-3366 Capitol: (304) 340-3355 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Jefferson Home County: Wayne District: Jefferson District: Wayne House Education House Education Delegate Danny Wagner – District 47(R) Delegate Mike Pushkin – District 37(D) Capitol: (304) 340-3398 Capitol: (304) 340-3106 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Barbour Home County: Kanawha District: Barbour, Tucker District: Kanawha House Education House Minority Education Chair House Education Delegate David G. Perry – District 32(D) Delegate Doug Reynolds – District 17(D) Capitol: (304) 340-3337 Capitol: (304) 340-3280 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Fayette Home County: Cabell District: Clay, Fayette, Nicholas District: Cabell, Wayne House Education House Minority Education Vice-Chair House Education Delegate Ricky Moye – District 29(D) Delegate Ralph Rodighiero – District 24(D) Capitol: (304) 340-3162 Capitol: (304) 340-3297 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Raleigh Home County: Logan District: Raleigh District: Boone, Logan, Wyoming House Education House Education Delegate Denise L. Campbell – District 43(D) Delegate Patsy Samuel Trecost II – District 48(D) Capitol: (304) 340-3145 Capitol: (304) 340-3102 [email protected] [email protected] Home County: Randolph Home County: Harrison District: Randolph, Pocahontas District: Harrison, Taylor House Education Delegate Sean Hornbuckle – District 16(D) Capitol: (304) 340-3395 [email protected] Home County: Cabell District: Cabell, Lincoln .
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