List of members of the 80th West Virginia House of Delegates
This is a list of members of the 80th West Virginia House of Delegates. It contains members of the West Virginia House of Delegates for the 80th West Virginia Legislature, which convened in January 2011.[1]
Leadership of the 80th West Virginia House of Delegates
| Position | Name | Party | District | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speaker of the House | Richard Thompson | Democratic | 17 | Wayne Co. |
| Speaker pro tempore | Ron Fragale | Democratic | 41 | Harrison Co. |
| Majority Leader | Brent Boggs | Democratic | 34 | Braxton Co. |
| Minority Leader | Tim Armstead | Republican | 32 | Kanawha Co. |
| Majority Whip | Mike Caputo | Democratic | 43 | Marion Co. |
| Minority Whip | Mitch Carmichael | Republican | 12 | Jackson Co. |
Members of the 80th West Virginia House of Delegates, by District
| District | Representative | Party | County of Residence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ronnie D. Jones | Dem | Hancock |
| Randy Swartzmiller | Dem | ||
| 2 | Philip W. Diserio[2] | Dem | Brooke |
| Roy E. Givens | Dem | ||
| 3 | Ryan Ferns[3] | Dem | Ohio |
| Erikka Storch | Rep | Ohio | |
| 4 | Michael T. Ferro | Dem | Marshall |
| Scott Varner | Dem | ||
| 5 | Dave Pethtel | Dem | Wetzel |
| 6 | Wm. Roger Romine | Rep | Tyler |
| 7 | Lynwood "Woody" Ireland | Rep | Ritchie |
| 8 | William Anderson | Rep | Wood |
| 9 | Anna Border[4] | Rep | |
| 10 | Tom Azinger | Rep | |
| John N. Ellem | Rep | ||
| Daniel Poling | Dem | Wood | |
| 11 | Bob Ashley | Rep | Roane |
| 12 | Mitch B. Carmichael | Rep | Jackson |
| 13 | Helen Martin[5] | Dem | Putnam |
| Brady Paxton | Dem | ||
| 14 | Troy Andes | Rep | Putnam |
| Brian Savilla | Rep | ||
| 15 | Kevin J. Craig | Dem | Cabell |
| Carol Miller | Rep | Cabell | |
| Jim Morgan | Dem | Cabell | |
| 16 | Doug Reynolds | Dem | |
| Kelli Sobonya | Rep | Cabell | |
| Dale Stephens | Dem | Cabell | |
| 17 | Richard Thompson | Dem | Wayne |
| Don Perdue | Dem | ||
| 18 | Larry W. Barker | Dem | Boone |
| 19 | Greg Butcher | Dem | Logan |
| Rupert "Rupie" Phillips Jr. | Dem | ||
| Ralph Rodighiero | Dem | ||
| Josh Stowers | Dem | Lincoln | |
| 20 | Justin Marcum[6] | Dem | Mingo |
| 21 | Harry Keith White | Dem | |
| 22 | Daniel J. Hall | Dem | Wyoming |
| Linda Goode Phillips | Dem | ||
| 23 | Clif Moore | Dem | McDowell |
| 24 | Marty Gearheart | Rep | Mercer |
| 25 | Joe Ellington | Rep | Mercer |
| John R. Frazier | Dem | Mercer | |
| 26 | Gerald L. Crosier | Dem | Monroe |
| 27 | Virginia Mahan | Dem | Summers |
| Rick Moye | Dem | Raleigh | |
| John O'Neal | Rep | Raleigh | |
| Rick Snuffer | Rep | ||
| Linda Sumner | Rep | ||
| 28 | Thomas W. Campbell | Dem | Greenbrier |
| Ray Canterbury | Rep | Greenbrier | |
| 29 | David Perry | Dem | Fayette |
| John Pino | Dem | ||
| Margaret Anne Staggers | Dem | ||
| 30 | Bonnie Brown | Dem | Kanawha |
| Nancy Peoples Guthrie | Dem | ||
| Barbara Hatfield | Dem | ||
| Mark Hunt | Dem | ||
| Eric Nelson | Rep | Kanawha | |
| Doug Skaff, Jr. | Dem | Kanawha | |
| Danny Wells | Dem | ||
| 31 | Meshea Poore | Dem | |
| 32 | Tim Armstead | Rep | Kanawha |
| Patrick Lane | Rep | ||
| Ron Walters | Rep | ||
| 33 | David Walker | Dem | Clay |
| 34 | Brent Boggs | Dem | Braxton |
| 35 | Harold Sigler | Rep | Nicholas |
| 36 | Joe Talbott | Dem | Webster |
| 37 | Denise L. Campbell | Dem | Randolph |
| Bill Hartman | Dem | ||
| 38 | Peggy Donaldson Smith | Dem | Lewis |
| 39 | Bill Hamilton | Rep | Upshur |
| 40 | Mary M. Poling | Dem | Barbour |
| 41 | Samuel J. "Sam" Cann | Dem | Harrison |
| Ron Fragale | Dem | ||
| Richard J. Iaquinta | Dem | ||
| Tim Miley | Dem | ||
| 42 | Mike Manypenny | Dem | Taylor |
| 43 | Mike Caputo | Dem | Marion |
| Linda Longstreth | Dem | ||
| Tim Manchin | Dem | ||
| 44 | Anthony Barill | Dem | Monongalia |
| Barbara Evans Fleischauer | Dem | ||
| Charlene Marshall | Dem | ||
| Amanda Pasdon | Rep | Monongalia | |
| 45 | Larry A. Williams | Dem | Preston |
| 46 | Stan Shaver | Dem | |
| 47 | Harold Michael | Dem | Hardy |
| 48 | Allen V. Evans | Rep | Grant |
| 49 | Gary G. Howell | Rep | Mineral |
| 50 | Ruth Rowan | Rep | Hampshire |
| 51 | Daryl E. Cowles | Rep | Morgan |
| 52 | Larry D. Kump | Rep | Berkeley |
| 53 | Jonathan Miller | Rep | |
| 54 | Walter E. Duke | Rep | |
| 55 | John Overington | Rep | |
| 56 | Eric Householder | Rep | Jefferson |
| 57 | John Doyle | Dem | Jefferson |
| 58 | Tiffany Lawrence | Dem |
Notes
- ↑ "West Virginia's 80th Legislature Begins Consideration of State Budget". WRAP-UP: The Newsletter of the West Virginia Legislature (Volume XXII, Issue 1). West Virginia Legislature. January 19, 2011.
On Wednesday, January 12, 2011, the 1st Regular Session of the 80th West Virginia Legislature began
- ↑ appointed by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin following the resignation of Delegate Tim Ennis
- ↑ following his April 20, 2012 arrest for DUI, Ferns announced to the media on April 26, 2012 that he would resign from the West Virginia House of Delegates; he subsequently rescinded that resignation announcement on May 11<http://www.news-register.net/page/content.detail/id/569861/Ferns-Not-Giving-up-W-Va--House----.html?nav=515>
- ↑ appointed on June 21, 2011 by Acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin following the death of Delegate Larry Border who died on June 8, 2011
- ↑ appointed on May 17, 2011 by Acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin following the death of Delegate Dale Martin who died on May 4, 2011
- ↑ appointed by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin on Jan. 17, 2012 following the resignation of Delegate Steve Kominar
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