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BROOKE 1 OHIO MARSHALL

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2 MARION PRESTON MORGAN PLEASANTS TYLER 13 BERKELEY 14 15 ND MINERAL 82 LEGISLATURE TAYLOR 3 HARRISON 16 DODDRIDGE HAMPSHIRE GRANT WOOD RITCHIE BARBOUR JEFFERSON TUCKER

WIRT LEWIS HARDY GILMER

4 CALHOUN JACKSON UPSHUR RANDOLPH

MASON 12 ROANE BRAXTON PENDLETON 11 PUTNAM SCORECARD WEBSTER 5 8 CLAY CABELL 17 NICHOLAS POCAHONTAS KANAWHA LINCOLN WAYNE BOONE FAYETTE

7 GREENBRIER MINGO LOGAN 10 RALEIGH 1624 Kanawha Blvd. East,

WYOMING 9 SUMMERS MONROE Charleston WV 25311 6 MERCER MCDOWELL Phone: 304.342.1115 Fax: 304.342.1130 Home Home Jobs Friendly % Jobs Friendly % District District Party Party County County wvchamber.com * GOP 3rd Roane 100.0% Mark Maynard GOP 6th Wayne 100.0% Robert Beach DEM 13th Monongalia 54.5% Ronald F. Miller DEM 10th Greenbrier 40.0% GOP 15th Berkeley 100.0% Jeff Mullins GOP 9th Raleigh 100.0% GOP 3rd Pleasants 100.0% * GOP 3rd Wood 100.0% GOP 11th Nicholas 100.0% DEM 17th Kanawha 61.4% GOP 4th Jackson 100.0% Bob Plymale DEM 5th Wayne 65.1% * GOP 9th Wyoming 100.0% Roman W. Prezioso, Jr. DEM 13th Marion 61.4% Bill Cole GOP 6th Mercer 100.0% DEM 12th Harrison 25.0% DEM 12th Braxton 40.9% Herb Snyder DEM 16th Jefferson 36.4% Ryan Ferns GOP 1st Ohio 100.0% DEM 7th Boone 62.8% Ed Gaunch GOP 8th Kanawha 100.0% Dave Sypolt GOP 14th Preston 97.7% Daniel Hall* GOP 9th Wyoming 100.0% GOP 17th Kanawha 100.0% Mike Hall GOP 4th Putnam 100.0% Charles S. Trump, IV GOP 15th Morgan 100.0% Robert Karnes GOP 11th Upshur 100.0% DEM 16th Berkeley 50.0% Jeff Kessler DEM 2nd Marshall 38.6% GOP 8th Putnam 93.2% DEM 7th Logan 56.8% Bob Williams DEM 14th Taylor 63.6% William R. Laird IV DEM 10th Fayette 40.9% DEM 5th Cabell 60.5% GOP 2nd Monongalia 100.0% DEM 1st Brooke 43.6% * Appointed or resigned during the 82nd Legislature wvchamber.com 1 Members of the West Virginia Chamber employ over half of West Virginia’s workers. On behalf of our members, the West Virginia HANCOCK Chamber supports policies that promote economic development, provide a quality education for our children and enhance the quality

BROOKE 2 of life throughout our state.

3 ND OHIO 82 LEGISLATURE The development of a record that allows Chamber members to objectively review votes of the Legislature will provide substantial 4 MARSHALL benefit in educating ourselves about legislative initiatives. The 2016 Legislative Scorecard contained herein shows how members of the and the West Virginia House of Delegates voted on pieces of legislation that will effect, either positively or MONONGALIA WETZEL 51 63 5 52 MARION MORGAN 62 negatively, the ability to improve the state’s economy, the education of our children and the quality of life for all West Virginians. 50 PRESTON 61 59 BERKELEY TYLER 56 58 57 60 67 6 48 8 PLEASANTS 49 MINERAL HARRISON TAYLOR HAMPSHIRE Stephen G. Roberts, President, West Virginia Chamber of Commerc