From a verified voter in Huntington, WVDo not pass laws for tax money for private schools.
No tax money for private schools
From a constituent in Huntington, WVOppose SB 456 to Protect West Virginians
I am writing to you because I vehemently oppose SB 456, and you should do the same. This bill will not make anyone safer, and its pretense of protecting the women of West Virginia is hollow. As a matter of fact, it will only put West Virginians in more danger. - All residents of the state, whether
From a verified voter in McMechen, WVVeto the Genital Inspection Bill
I cannot believe that you wrote let alone passed a bill to allow anyone's genitals to be inspected if someone believes that person is not the gender they claim to be. Who will perform this inspection? Where will it be done? How are you going to handle the trauma a child will go through? Please have
From a constituent in Martinsburg, WVI am writing as a concerned West Virginian, a former teacher, and a parent deeply troubled by the passage of SB 154 and SB 299. These bills are not about protecting children—they are about silencing and endangering some of the most vulnerable students in our schools. I urge you to reconsider your su
From a verified voter in Huntington, WVVote 'no' on any bill criminalizing homelessness. It should not be a crime to be homeless. People sleep in the wild or on streets because there are not enough beds at homeless shelters nor are there enough shelters throughout this state. Several counties have NO shelters. WV also doesn't ha
From a constituent in Martinsburg, WVI am writing to strongly urge you to oppose Senate Bill 204, which would make opioid treatment programs (OTPs) unlawful in West Virginia. This bill is a dangerous and shortsighted approach to the opioid crisis that will cost lives, increase crime, and worsen the very problem it claims to address. H
From a constituent in Martinsburg, WVReject harmful corporal punishment in West Virginia schools
I strongly urge reconsideration of House Bill 2545, which would reintroduce corporal punishment in West Virginia public schools. Decades of research have shown that physically disciplining children is detrimental to their well-being and academic performance. It can lead to increased aggression, anti
From a constituent in Wellsburg, WVOppose proposed HB2009
Dear Representative, I am writing to express my strong opposition to the proposed bill that seeks to reclassify public libraries under the Tourism department. As a dedicated supporter of public libraries and their essential role in our communities, I am deeply concerned about the potential negative
From a verified voter in Davis, WVSTOP HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 74; don't disenfranchise the people of WV
Please do not support HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 74. Please put a stop to it. Keep West Virginians a part of this democracy. Stripping the people of WV of the right to elect their senators is a knife in their back. Don't disenfranchise the people of WV!!
From a verified voter in Huntington, WVProtect trans rights and vote against WV Senate Bill 456 and House Bill 2006 On March 2nd 2025, WV Senate passed SB 456 which would — among other things— require trans or nonbinary bathroom goers to use the public bathroom corresponding to their biological sex, regardless of their gender identity o
From a constituent in Wellsburg, WVOppose HR3020
Petition to Oppose House Resolution 3020 and House Joint Resolution 31 We, the undersigned citizens of West Virginia, strongly oppose House Resolution 3020 and its refiled version, House Joint Resolution 31, which propose amending our state constitution to declare the Christian Bible as the “divine
From a verified voter in Wheeling, WVEDUCATION ISN'T INDOCTRINATION
Vote NO on SB 154. This is a death sentence for many kids that won't have anyone to confide in. What is the harm in referring to someone by a name or pronoun they prefer? Really? Tell me the harm. If you can refer to a married woman by her changed name you already recognize how this is harmless to Y
From a verified voter in Davis, WVWest Virginians deserve ranked choice voting! West Virginians deserve to vote their conscience. West Virginians deserve to have winners of elections reflect the choice of the people. Please support ranked choice voting in West Virginia West Virginians deserve the choice to vote for any candidate inc
From a verified voter in Huntington, WVVote no on house bill 3020. There absolutely must be separation between church and state. This nation was founded in freedom to worship whatever religion one chooses. Do NOT take that away from West Virginians. Dobe
From a verified voter in Morgantown, WVOppose SB 460
Oppose SB 460! We cannot let people die of preventable diseases. Don't let West Virginia suffer!
From a constituent in Morgantown, WVFocus on real problems, not made up ones
I am appalled by the recent push to ban women from entering their appropriate restrooms in state facilities. As I’m sure you’re aware, West Virginia is currently facing an opioid crisis, is one of the poorest states in the union, one of the least educated states in the union, and is currently facing
From a constituent in Huntington, WVPlease focus on things that actually help WVians instead of hate and dog-whistles. We don't need to "protect women" like that. Protect everyone's rights and services. Protect our health by stopping that school vaccine exemption nonsense.
From a verified voter in Inwood, WVOppose senate bill 204
West Virginia must maintain access to opioid treatment programs, as banning these critical services would have devastating consequences. Methadone and other medication-assisted treatments are proven effective in treating opioid addiction and reducing overdose deaths. Forcing programs to cease operat
From a verified voter in Eglon, WVI am writing to express my strong opposition to House Bill 2650, currently under consideration in the West Virginia House of Delegates. As a concerned citizen of this state, I believe that this legislation will have detrimental effects on our children and schools and will negatively impact our commu
From a verified voter in Eglon, WVBan corporal punishment in schools, prioritize student well-being
The practice of corporal punishment in schools raises serious concerns about student well-being and educational effectiveness. Striking a child as a form of discipline can lead to physical injury, emotional trauma, and perpetuate a cycle of violence. Numerous studies have shown that corporal punishm
From a verified voter in Wheeling, WVState vaccinations
Please don't endanger our children by removing vaccine requirements for public schools. We aren't first in the nation for very many good things at the moment and this is one of the few things we excel at. If someone wants to skip vaccines they can homeschool or choose private education.
From a verified voter in Eglon, WVI understand your perspective on not needing a specific "Women's Bill of Rights." However, the intent behind House Bill 2127 seems to be ensuring legal protections and equal rights for women across various spheres. While existing laws may provide some safeguards, proponents likely feel dedicated leg
From a verified voter in Eglon, WVWhile defining gender may seem straightforward, the reality is far more complex. Every person deserves to have their identity respected without needing to fit rigid definitions. I urge you to reconsider this legislation and instead promote policies that uplift the dignity and rights of all people, r
From a verified voter in Moundsville, WVVote No on WV SB 204
I am contacting you today to express my concern over the harm Senate Bill 204 will do to our communities. WV has one of the highest rates of addiction in the nation. Our own Attorney General's website states "The drug epidemic in this state knows no socioeconomic or geographic boundaries and contin
From a constituent in South Charleston, WVProtect Disability Rights - Uphold Section 504 Rehabilitation Act
The intent behind the Texas v. Becerra lawsuit is an alarming attack on the civil rights of people with disabilities. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 serves as a vital safeguard, ensuring equal access and protection from discrimination for millions of Americans across all facets of soc
From a constituent in Elizabeth, WVDo not pass Senate Bill 51
I cannot state how much I disagree with this proposed WV bill. You are daily eroding women's rights for a fetus, who never elected you or knows of a living soul. Your priorities are beyond strewn. You have no empathy, humanity, morality, or decency when it is in regards to women. The message you ar
From a constituent in Hurricane, WVRequired vaccinations for school-age children
I am writing to express my vehement opposition to any proposals aimed at easing mandated vaccinations for school-aged children. Such measures pose a significant threat to public health and undermine the safety and well-being of our communities. Vaccinations are a cornerstone of public health, provi
From a constituent in Hurricane, WVRemoving abortion health-case access for rape or incest victims
I am writing to express my profound concern and strong opposition to any legislative efforts aimed at removing abortion access for victims of rape and incest. Such a move is not only deeply inhumane but also disregards the fundamental rights and well-being of some of the most vulnerable members of o
From a verified voter in McMechen, WVVote No on Senate Bill 51
Please vote no on Senate Bill 51. There is no reason to make any woman suffer through a pregnancy that results from rape or incest. She has already been through enough pain without forcing her to give birth. In addition, it is often children who are raped by relatives and their young bodies cannot s
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