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Information Packet West Virginia Legislature 2ND session of the 83RD Legislature 2018 Information Packet www.wvlegislature.gov | West Virginia Legislature’s Office of Reference & Information | telephone: 1-304-347-4836 2018 Information Packet p. 1 Contents Revised: Feb. 12, 2018 4:00PM State Organizational Chart p. 3 Senate Membership Photos p. 4 House Membership Photos p. 5-7 Senate Membership Phone & Office Numbers p. 8 House Membership Phone & Office Numbers p. 9 Senate Leadership & Standing Committees p. 10-12 House Leadership & Standing Committees p. 13-17 Senate Chamber Seating Chart p. 18 House Chamber Seating Chart p. 19 Delegates by District & District Map p. 20-21 Senators by District & District Map p. 22 State Capitol Maps p. 23-28 State Agencies - Toll-Free Numbers p. 29-30 State Colleges & Universities - Toll-Free Numbers p. 30 State Capitol Phone Numbers p. 30 State Agencies - Web site Addresses p. 31-32 State & National Political Org’s - Web site Addresses p. 32 State Colleges & Universities - Web site Addresses p. 33 Congressional District Map & Contact Information p. 34-35 Legislative Calender p. 36 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHART CITIZENS LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE JUDICIAL BRANCH BRANCH BRANCH HOUSE OF SENATE GOVERNOR SUPREME DELEGATES COURT JOINT ATTORNEY SECRETARY CIRCUIT AGRICULTURE AUDITOR TREASURER COMMITTEE GENERAL OF STATE COURTS FAMILY COURTS DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION & ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & HUMAN MILITARY AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATION VETERANS ASST. REVENUE TRANSPORTATION COMMERCE THE ARTS PROTECTION RESOURCES & PUBLIC SAFETY MAGISTRATE COURTS BUREAU OF WV COUNCIL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SENIOR COMMUNITY & TECH. POLICY COMMISSION OF EDUCATION SERVICES COLLEGE EDUCATION MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS p. 3 2018 Information Packet West Virginia State Senate 83rd Legislature - 2018 Mitch Carmichael Senate President Lynne Arvon (R) Mike Azinger (R) Stephen Baldwin (D) Robert D. Beach (D) Craig Blair (R) Donna J. Boley (R) Greg Boso (R) Charles Clements (R) Sue Cline (R) Mark Drennan (R) Douglas E. Facemire (D) Ryan Ferns (R) Ed Gaunch (R) Glenn Jeffries (D) Robert L. Karnes (R) Kenny Mann (R) Mike Maroney (R) Mark R. Maynard (R) Richard Ojeda (D) Corey Palumbo (D) Robert H. Plymale (D) Roman Prezioso (D) Mike Romano (D) Patricia Rucker (R) Randy Smith (R) Ron Stollings (D) Chandler Swope (R) Dave Sypolt (R) Tom Takubo (R) Charles S. Trump (R) Senate Clerk Lee Cassis John R. Unger (D) Ryan Weld (R) Mike Woelfel (D) West Virginia House of Delegates 83rd Legislature - 2018 Tim Armstead House Speaker Chanda Adkins (R) George Ambler (R) Bill Anderson (R) Martin Atkinson (R) Jason Barrett (D) Mick Bates (D) Saira Blair (R) Brent Boggs (D) Scott Brewer (D) Jim Butler (R) Andrew Byrd (D) Jeff Campbell (D) Joe Canestraro (D) Moore Capito (R) Mike Caputo (D) Roy Cooper (R) Daryl Cowles (R) Vernon Criss (R) Mark Dean (R) Frank Deem (R) Phillip W. Diserio (D) Jeff Eldridge (D) Joe Ellington (R) Paul Espinosa (R) Allen V. Evans (R) Ed Evans (D) Tom Fast (R) Michael T. Ferro (D) Barbara Fleischauer (D) Shawn Fluharty (D) Michael Folk (R) Geoff Foster (R) Cindy Frich (R) Marty Gearheart (R) Dianna Graves (R) Bill Hamilton (R) Danny Hamrick (R) Roger Hanshaw (R) Jason Harshbarger (R) William Hartman (D) Kenneth P. Hicks (D) Josh Higginbotham (R) Jordan Hill (R) Ray Hollen (R) Sean Hornbuckle (D) Eric Householder (R) Gary Howell (R) Richard Iaquinta (D) Phil Isner (D) Buck Jennings (R) John R. Kelly (R) Kayla Kessinger (R) Charlotte R. Lane (R) Linda Longstreth (D) Shirley Love (D) Chad Lovejoy (D) Dana Lynch (D) Justin Marcum (D) Patrick S. Martin (R) Zack Maynard (R) Pat McGeehan (R) Timothy Miley (D) Carol Miller (R) Rodney Miller (D) Riley Moore (R) Rick Moye (D) Eric Nelson (R) John Overington (R) Jeffrey Pack (R) Tony Paynter (R) Dave Pethtel (D) Rupert Phillips (R) Mike Pushkin (D) Rodney A. Pyles (D) Ben Queen (R) Andrew Robinson (D) Ralph Rodighiero (D) Matthew Rohrbach (R) Chuck Romine (R) William R. Romine (R) Ruth Rowan (R) Larry L. Rowe (D) John Shott (R) Kelli Sobonya (R) Isaac Sponaugle (D) Joe Statler (R) Erikka Storch (R) Amy Summers (R) Terri Sypolt (R) Robert Thompson (D) Jill Upson (R) Danny Wagner (R) Ron Walters (R) Guy Ward (R) Steve Westfall (R) Brad White (R) John Williams (D) S Marshall Wilson (R) Mark Zatezalo (R) House Clerk Steve Harrison 2018 Information Packet p. 7 Senate - Capitol Phone Numbers & Offices Arvon, Lynne (R) Jeffries, Glenn (D) Sypolt, Dave (R) (304) 357-7831 (304) 357-7866 (304) 357-7914 441M 229W 214W Azinger, Mike (R) Karnes, Robert L. (R) Takubo, Tom (R) (304) 357-7970 (304) 357-7906 (304) 357-7990 223W 417M 439M Baldwin, Stephen (D) Mann, Kenny (R) Trump, Charles S. (R) (304) 357-7959 (304) 357-7849 (304) 357-7880 203W 417M 210W Beach, Robert D. (D) Maroney, Mike (R) Unger II, John R. (D) (304) 357-7919 (304) 357-7902 (304) 357-7933 204W 218W 200W Blair, Craig (R) Maynard, Mark R. (R) Weld, Ryan (R) (304) 357-7867 (304) 357-7808 (304) 357-7984 461M 206W 216W Boley, Donna J. (R) Ojeda, Richard (D) Woelfel, Mike (D) (304) 357-7905 (304) 357-7857 (304) 357-7956 206W 213W 203W Boso, Greg (R) Palumbo, Corey (D) (304) 357-7973 (304) 357-7854 441M 209W Carmichael, Mitch (R) Plymale, Robert H. (D) (304) 357-7801 (304) 357-7937 227M 204W Clements, Charles (R) Prezioso, Roman (D) (304) 357-7827 (304) 357-7961 218W 245M Cline, Sue (R) Romano, Mike (D) (304) 357-7807 (304) 357-7904 216W 200W Drennan, Mark (R) Rucker, Patricia (R) (304) 357-7901 (304) 357-7957 217W 223W Facemire, Douglas (D) Smith, Randy (R) (304) 357-7845 (304) 357-7995 213W 214W Ferns, Ryan (R) Stollings, Ron (D) (304) 357-7918 (304) 357-7939 227M 209W Gaunch, Ed (R) Swope, Chandler (R) (304) 357-7841 (304) 357-7843 217W 229W p. 8 West Virginia Legislature’s Office of Reference & Information House of Delegates - Capitol Phone Numbers & Offices Chanda Adkins (R) Criss, Vernon (R) Hamilton, Bill (R) Longstreth, Linda (D) Phillips Jr., Rupert (R) Thompson, Robert (D) (304) 340-3384 (304) 340-3202 (304) 340-3167 (304) 340-3124 (304) 340-3174 (304) 340-3355 206E 224E 216E 6U-A 476M 150R Ambler, George (R) Dean, Mark (R) Hamrick, Danny (R) Love, Shirley (D) Pushkin, Mike (D) Upson, Jill (R) (304) 340-3129 (304) 340-3304 (304) 340-3141 (304) 340-3337 (304) 340-3106 (304) 340-3366 203E 218E 213E 233E 6U-B 219E Anderson, Bill (R) Deem, Frank (R) Hanshaw, Roger (R) Lovejoy, Chad (D) Pyles, Rodney A. (D) Wagner, Danny (R) (304) 340-3168 (304) 340-3137 (304) 340-3252 (304) 340-3280 (304) 340-3153 (304) 340-3398 200E-C 276M 408M 151R 231E 226E Armstead, Tim (R) Diserio, Phillip W. (D) Harshbarger, Jason (R) Lynch, Dana (D) Queen, Ben (R) Walters, Ron (R) (304) 340-3210 (304) 340-3367 (304) 340-3195 (304) 340-3916 (304) 340-3171 (304) 340-3194 228M 230E 225E 6R 206E 212E Atkinson III, Martin (R) Eldridge, Jeff (D) Hartman, William G. (D) Marcum, Justin (D) Robinson, Andrew (D) Ward, Guy (R) (304) 340-3185 (304) 340-3113 (304) 340-3178 (304) 340-3126 (304) 340-3156 (304) 340-3331 208E 230E 231E 150R 151R 208E Barrett, Jason (D) Ellington, Joe (R) Hicks, Kenneth P. (D) Martin, Patrick S. (R) Rodighiero, Ralph (D) Westfall, Steve (R) (304) 340-3188 (304) 340-3269 (304) 340-3155 (304) 340-3123 (304) 340-3297 (304) 340-3140 4R 215E-A 150R 228E 2R 204E Bates, Mick (D) Espinosa, Paul (R) Higginbotham, Joshua (R) Maynard, Zack (R) Rohrbach, Matthew (R) White, Brad (R) (304) 340-3180 (304) 340-3265 (304) 340-3118 (304) 340-3152 (304) 340-3221 (304) 340-3138 150R 434M 223E 218E 209E 204E Blair, Saira (R) Evans, Allen V. (R) Hill, Jordan C. (R) McGeehan, Pat (R) Romine, Chuck (R) Williams, John (D) (304) 340-3122 (304) 340-3399 (304) 340-3352 (304) 340-3397 (304) 340-3277 (304) 340-3173 219E 216E 228E 226E 207E 6R-A Boggs, Brent (D) Evans, Ed (D) Hollen, Ray (R) Miley, Timothy (D) Romine, William R. (R) Wilson, S Marshall (R) (304) 340-3142 (304) 340-3165 (304) 340-3136 (304) 340-3240 (304) 340-3226 (304) 340-3147 258M 150R 224E 264M 210E 229E Brewer, Scott (D) Fast, Tom (R) Hornbuckle, Sean (D) Miller, Carol (R) Rowan, Ruth (R) Zatezalo, Mark (R) (304) 340-3146 (304) 340-3170 (304) 340-3395 (304) 340-3176 (304) 340-3157 (304) 340-3120 231E 220E 150R 246M 210E 201E Butler, Jim (R) Ferro, Michael T. (D) Householder, Eric L. (R) Miller, Rodney (D) Rowe, Larry L. (D) (304) 340-3199 (304) 340-3111 (304) 340-3274 (304) 340-3184 (304) 340-3287 222E 230E 472M 150R 6R-A Byrd, Andrew (D) Fleischauer, Barbara (D) Howell, Gary G. (R) Moore, Riley (R) Shott, John (R) (304) 340-3362 (304) 340-3127 (304) 340-3192 (304) 340-3248 (304) 340-3252 151R 151R 213E 225E 418M Campbell, Jeff (D) Fluharty, Shawn (D) Iaquinta II, Richard Moye, Rick (D) Sobonya, Kelli (R) (304) 340-3131 (304) 340-3270 J. (D) (304) 340-3162 (304) 340-3175 150R 4R (304) 340-3102 2R 207E 231E Canestraro, Joe (D) Folk, Michael (R) Nelson Jr., Eric (R) Sponaugle, Isaac (D) (304) 340-3151 (304) 340-3350 Isner, Phil (D) (304) 340-3230 (304) 340-3154 151R 229E (304) 340-3145 462M 258M 151R Capito, Moore (R) Foster, Geoff (R) Overington, John (R) Statler, Joe (R) (304) 340-3340 (304) 340-3121 Jennings, D. Rolland (R) (304) 340-3148 (304) 340-3900 220E 214E (304) 340-3396 242M 442M 221E Caputo, Mike (D) Frich, Cindy (R) Pack, Jeffrey (R) Storch, Erikka (R) (304) 340-3249 (304) 340-3125 Kelly, John R.
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