CANDIDATE RACE COUNTIES GRADE ENDORSED PARTY NOTES 
Carol MillerUnited States House of Representatives (3rd)–ANR–
Richard OjedaUnited States House of Representatives (3rd)–DNDOjeda continues to attack the Second Amendment in bizarre video rants in social media. Supports holding you responsible for the crimes of others (stolen guns), universal background checks (prelude to registration and confiscation) and more.
Joe ManchinUnited States SenateALLFNDHas been at the forefront of federal gun control since 2013
Patrick MorriseyUnited States SenateALLAYRAmong the candidates in this field, none has carried the Second Amendment banner so often and consistently as Patrick Morrisey.
Rusty HollenUnited States SenateALLANL–
Chris PhillipsWV House 47Barbour, TuckerAYR–
Ed LarryWV House 47Barbour, TuckerNSND–
Anthony VitaleWV House 61BerkeleyNSNR–
Brett RogersWV House 63BerkeleyANL–
Cynthia ToodleWV House 62BerkeleyNSND–
Eric HouseholderWV House 64BerkeleyAYR–
Jason BarrettWV House 61BerkeleyAYD–
John HardyWV House 63BerkeleyANR–
Marshall WilsonWV House 60BerkeleyAYR–
Sam BrownWV House 63BerkeleyAND–
Tom BibbyWV House 62BerkeleyAYR–
John UngerWV Senate 16Berkeley, JeffersonAND–
Michael FolkWV Senate 16Berkeley, JeffersonANR–
John IsnerWV House 59Berkeley, MorganAND–
Larry KumpWV House 59Berkeley, MorganAYR–
Larry LyonWV House 23BooneNSNR–
Rodney MillerWV House 23BooneDND–
Aaron StoneWV House 24Boone, Logan, WyomingANR–
Jordan BridgesWV House 24Boone, Logan, WyomingNSNR–
Ralph RodighieroWV House 24Boone, Logan, WyomingAYD–
Tim TomblinWV House 24Boone, Logan, WyomingAND–
Grace DavisWV House 2Brooke, OhioNSNR–
Phillip DiserioWV House 2Brooke, OhioCNDVoted against Preemption cleanup.
Chad LovejoyWV House 17CabellAYD–
Evan WorrellWV House 18CabellAYR–
Jeanette RowseyWV House 17CabellNSND–
Joyce HollandWV House 17CabellNSNR–
Karen NanceWV House 18CabellNSND–
Matthew RohrbachWV House 17CabellAYR–
Dakota NelsonWV House 16Cabell, LincolnNSND–
Daniel LinvilleWV House 16Cabell, LincolnAYR–
John MandtWV House 16Cabell, LincolnNSNR–
Matt SuprlockWV House 16Cabell, LincolnNSND–
Sean HornbuckleWV House 16Cabell, LincolnFNDVotes and argues against every pro-gun bill he sees.
Vera MillerWV House 16Cabell, LincolnNSNR–
Larry LundsfordWV Senate 5Cabell, WayneNSNR–
Mike WoelfelWV Senate 5Cabell, WayneAYD–
George AmblerWV Senate 10Fayette, Greenbrier, Summers, MonroeCNRNo vote on “constitutional carry,” yes vote on Parking Lots. Unreliable.
Stephen BaldwinWV Senate 10Fayette, Greenbrier, Summers, MonroeAYD–
Brent BoggsWV House 34Gilmer, BraxtonAYD–
Logan ThompsonWV House 34Gilmer, BraxtonNSNR–
David WalkerWV House 33Gilmer, Calhoun, ClayAND–
Roger HanshawWV House 33Gilmer, Calhoun, ClayANR–
Cindy Lavender-BoweWV House 42Greenbrier, Monroe, SummersNSND–
Denny CanterburyWV House 42Greenbrier, Monroe, SummersANR–
Jeff CampbellWV House 42Greenbrier, Monroe, SummersAND–
Steve MalcombWV House 42Greenbrier, Monroe, SummersNSNR–
Diana MagnoneWV House 1Hancock, BrookeNSND–
Mark ZetazeloWV House 1Hancock, BrookeBNRArgued anti-gun positions in House Judiciary on Parking Lots
Pat McGeehanWV House 1Hancock, BrookeAYR–
Randy SwartzmillerWV House 1Hancock, BrookeAYDSwartzmiller has a history of sponsoring and driving WVCDL bills through the legislature.
Ryan FernsWV Senate 1Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, MarshallAYR–
Ryan WeldWV Senate 1Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, MarshallDNRKilled Campus Carry in Committee 2019
William IhlenfeldWV Senate 1Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, MarshallNSND–
Isaac SponaugleWV House 55Hardy, PendletonAYD–
Jon HofWV House 55Hardy, PendletonDNR–
Ben QueenWV House 48HarrisonAYR–
Danny HamrickWV House 48HarrisonAYR–
Debra ShrievesWV House 48HarrisonNSNR–
Derek McIntyreWV House 48HarrisonNSND–
Richard IaquintaWV House 48HarrisonCNDMade public anti-gun statements at campaign event in 2016, however, voted for 2A bills in 2018 session.
Robert GarciaWV House 48HarrisonNSND–
Terry WaxmanWV House 48HarrisonAYR–
Tim MileyWV House 48HarrisonAND–
Will HymanWV House 48HarrisonAYL–
Mike RomanoWV Senate 12Harrison, Lewis, Gilmer, Braxton, ClayDNDVoted against Constitutional Carry twice, voted for Parking Lots.
Waymond CorkWV Senate 12Harrison, Lewis, Gilmer, Braxton, ClayCNR–
Missy MorrisWV House 12JacksonCNDNo survey this year, grade based on prior election survey answers.
Steve WestfallWV House 12JacksonBNR–
Brian PrimWV Senate 4Jackson, Mason, Roane, PutnamNSND–
Eric TarrWV Senate 4Jackson, Mason, Roane, PutnamAYR–
David DingesWV House 66JeffersonNSND–
Jill UpsonWV House 65JeffersonAYR–
John DoyleWV House 67JeffersonFNDIn his previous time in the house, introduced anti-gun bills every year.
Paul EspinosaWV House 66JeffersonAYR–
Riley MooreWV House 67JeffersonAYR–
Sammi BrownWV House 65JeffersonNSND–
Amanda Estep-BurtonWV House 36KanawhaNSND–
Andrew ByrdWV House 35KanawhaFND–
Andrew RobinsonWV House 36KanawhaBND–
Charlotte LaneWV House 35KanawhaFNR–
Chris PrittWV House 36KanawhaAYR–
David HolmesWV House 39KanawhaNSND–
David HolmesWV House 39KanawhaAND–
Dean JeffriesWV House 40KanawhaAYR–
Doug SkaffWV House 35KanawhaANDPrior Delegate, voted in favor of preemption.
Edward BurgessWV House 35KanawhaNSNR–
Eric NelsonWV House 35KanawhaDNRVoted twice against constitutional carry twice.
Ethan MorrisWV House 36KanawhaCNRIncomplete survey. We must assume blank answers mean “oppose”
James RobinetteWV House 35KanawhaNSND–
Larry RoweWV House 36KanawhaFNDOnce complained that WV was legalizing dynamite sweatervests.
Matthew JarrettWV House 36KanawhaNSNR–
Melissa HuffmanWV House 40KanawhaNSND–
Mike PushkinWV House 37KanawhaFNDHas never seen a pro-gun bill he supports.
Moore CapitoWV House 35KanawhaANR–
Renate PoreWV House 35KanawhaNSND–
Richard PatrickWV House 37KanawhaAYR–
Sharon MalcomWV House 39KanawhaAYR–
Terrell EllisWV Senate 17KanawhaNSND–
Tom TakuboWV Senate 17KanawhaAYR–
Patrick MartinWV House 46Lewis, UpshurAYR–
Robert StultzWV House 46Lewis, UpshurNSND–
Guy WardWV House 50MarionAYR–
Linda LongstrethWV House 50MarionFNDRailed on House floor demanding gun control, voted against constitutional carry, then voted for 2A bills in 2018 session. Completely incoherent and unreliable on our issue.
Michael AngelucciWV House 50MarionNSND–
Mike CaputoWV House 50MarionDND–
Phil MallowWV House 50MarionAYR–
Charles ClementsWV Senate 2Marshall, Monongalia, Wetzel, Marion,Tyler, Doddridge, Calhoun, Ritchie, GilmerBNR** Stated opposition to Campus Carry
Denny LongwellWV Senate 2Marshall, Monongalia, Wetzel, Marion,Tyler, Doddridge, Calhoun, Ritchie, GilmerNSND–
Josh HigginbothamWV House 13Mason, Jackson, PutnamAYR–
Scott BrewerWV House 13Mason, Jackson, PutnamAND–
Scott CadleWV House 13Mason, Jackson, PutnamAYR–
Brianne SolomonWV House 14Mason, PutnamNSND–
Jim ButlerWV House 14Mason, PutnamAYR–
David CoxWV House 26McDowell, MercerNSNR–
Ed EvansWV House 26McDowell, MercerAYD–
Carol BaileyWV House 27MercerNSND–
Eric PorterfieldWV House 27MercerAYR–
Joe EllingtonWV House 27MercerAYR–
John ShottWV House 27MercerCNRAs Chair of the powerful Judiciary Committee, Delegate Shott has routinely been the biggest legislative obstacle to passage of pro-gun bills. Despite that, he has voted for Constitutional Carry, Preemption cleanup, and other bills.
Lacy WatsonWV House 27MercerNSND–
Phoebe MeadowsWV House 27MercerNSND–
Gary HowellWV House 56MineralAYR–
Timothy RyanWV House 56MineralNSND–
John HottWV House 54Mineral, Grant, PendletonAYR–
Ruth RowanWV House 57Mineral, HampshireANR–
Charles TrumpWV Senate 15Mineral, Hampshire, Morgan, BerkeleyAYR–
Nathan BrownWV House 20Mingo, LoganNSND–
Mark DeanWV House 21Mingo, Wyoming, McDowellANR–
Phyllis WhiteWV House 21Mingo, Wyoming, McDowellAND–
Barbara FleischauerWV House 51MonongaliaFND–
Cindy FrichWV House 51MonongaliaAYR–
Danielle WalkerWV House 51MonongaliaNSND–
Debbie WarnerWV House 51MonongaliaNSNR–
Evan HansenWV House 51MonongaliaNSND–
Joe StatlerWV House 51MonongaliaAYRIndicated weak position on Campus Carry, but has outstanding voting record on 2A.
John WilliamsWV House 51MonongaliaFND–
Rodney PylesWV House 51MonongaliaFND–
Roger ShuttlesworthWV House 51MonongaliaFNRThe WVCDL does not believe Roger Shuttlesworth possesses the qualities expected from our elected leaders.
Bob BeachWV Senate 13Monongalia, MarionFNDBob Beach lied to the WV public in writing. Railed against Constitutional Carry. On the floor of the Senate, argued that women are incapable of safely carrying or owning firearms.
Mike OliverioWV Senate 13Monongalia, MarionNSNR–
Amy SummersWV House 49Monongalia, Marion, TaylorAYR–
George AbelWV House 49Monongalia, Marion, TaylorFND–
Dave SypoltWV Senate 14Monongalia, Preston, Taylor, Barbour, Tucker, Grant, Mineral, HardyAYR–
Stephanie ZuckerWV Senate 14Monongalia, Preston, Taylor, Barbour, Tucker, Grant, Mineral, HardyNSND–
Bibi HahnWV House 58Morgan, HampshireNSND–
Daryl CowlesWV House 58Morgan, HampshireDNRDaryl Cowles is no friend of the Second Amendment. See 2016 Legislative session.
Kayla KessingerWV House 32Nicholas, Fayette, RaleighAYR–
Luke LivelyWV House 32Nicholas, Fayette, RaleighNSND–
Margaret StaggersWV House 32Nicholas, Fayette, RaleighAND–
Melvin KesslerWV House 32Nicholas, Fayette, RaleighNSND–
Tom FastWV House 32Nicholas, Fayette, RaleighANR–
Jordan HillWV House 41Nicholas, GreenbrierAYR–
Paul O’DellWV House 41Nicholas, GreenbrierNSND–
Dalton HaasWV House 3OhioANR–
Erikka StorchWV House 3OhioBNRVoted against Constitutional Carry override, but otherwise pro-gun votes.
Sean FluhartyWV House 3OhioAYD–
Charlie ReynoldsWV House 4Ohio, MarshallNSNR–
Joe CanestraroWV House 4Ohio, MarshallAND–
Lisa ZukhoffWV House 4Ohio, MarshallNSND–
Jason HarshbargerWV House 7Pleasants, RitchieAYR–
Lissa LucasWV House 7Pleasants, RitchieNSND–
Chris CombsWV House 6Pleasants, Tyler, Doddridge NSND–
David KellyWV House 6Pleasants, Tyler, Doddridge NSNR–
David KellyWV House 6Pleasants, Tyler, Doddridge BNR–
Jim LeachWV Senate 3Pleasants, Wood, Wirt, RoaneNSND–
Mike AzingerWV Senate 3Pleasants, Wood, Wirt, RoaneAYR–
Terri SypoltWV House 52PrestonAYR–
Austin ZuchowskyWV House 53Preston, TuckerAYL–
Buck JenningsWV House 53Preston, TuckerNSNR–
Corey ChaseWV House 53Preston, TuckerNSND–
Casey HortonWV House 15PutnamNSND–
Dianna GravesWV House 38PutnamAYR–
Geoff FosterWV House 15PutnamAYR–
Tom TullWV House 38PutnamNSND–
Ed GaunchWV Senate 8Putnam, KanawhaAYR–
Richard LindsayWV Senate 8Putnam, KanawhaFNDMade numerous public statements against constitutional carry, and against defensive carry of firearms in general.
Bill BryantWV House 22Putnam, Lincoln, Boone, LoganNSND–
Gary McCallisterWV House 22Putnam, Lincoln, Boone, LoganBND–
Joseph JeffriesWV House 22Putnam, Lincoln, Boone, LoganAYR–
Zach MaynardWV House 22Putnam, Lincoln, Boone, LoganAYR–
Brandon SteeleWV House 29RaleighANR–
Mick BatesWV House 30RaleighCNDDelegate Bates is running unopposed, but his grade is reflected here based on his historic opposition of constitutional carry and other 2A legislation.
Ricky MoyeWV House 29RaleighAYD–
Andrew EvansWV House 28Raleigh, Summers, MonroeAYD–
Jeffry Pack WV House 28Raleigh, Summers, MonroeAYR–
Roy CooperWV House 28Raleigh, Summers, MonroeBNR–
Sandy ShawWV House 28Raleigh, Summers, MonroeNSND–
Rick SnufferWV House 31Raleigh, WyomingNSND–
Rollan RobertsWV Senate 9Raleigh, Wyoming, McdowellAYR–
William WootenWV Senate 9Raleigh, Wyoming, McdowellNSND–
Bill HartmanWV House 43Randolph, PocahontasAYD–
Cody ThompsonWV House 43Randolph, PocahontasNSND–
Mike HouseWV House 43Randolph, PocahontasANR–
William NestorWV House 43Randolph, PocahontasANR–
James PickensWV House 11Roane, JacksonNSND–
Rick AtkinsonWV House 11Roane, JacksonBNRVoted against constitutional carry, but otherwise voted pro-gun
Carl MartinWV House 45UpshurAYR–
Matthew KernerWV House 45UpshurNSND–
Bill HamiltonWV Senate 11Upshur, Randolph, Grant, Pendleton, Webster, Nicholas, PocahontasCNRNo vote on Constitutional Carry, Yes vote on Parking Lots
Laura FinchWV Senate 11Upshur, Randolph, Grant, Pendleton, Webster, Nicholas, PocahontasNSND–
Barbara DanielsWV House 44Upshur, Randolph, Webster, NicholasNSNM–
Caleb HannonWV House 44Upshur, Randolph, Webster, NicholasNSNR–
Dana LynchWV House 44Upshur, Randolph, Webster, NicholasBND–
Ken HicksWV House 19WayneBNDVoted against Parking Lots, then voted for it, and has voted for other pro-gun legislation.
Mark RossWV House 19WayneNSNR–
Robert ThompsonWV House 19WayneAYD–
Jason StephensWV Senate 7Wayne, Lincoln, Boone, Logan, MingoANR–
Ron StollingsWV Senate 7Wayne, Lincoln, Boone, Logan, MingoAYD–
Charles SammonsWV Senate 6Wayne, Mingo, Mcdowell, MercerNSND–
Mark MaynardWV Senate 6Wayne, Mingo, Mcdowell, MercerAYR–
Dave PethelWV House 5Wetzel, MonongaliaBNDVoted against Constitutional Carry.
Phillip WileyWV House 5Wetzel, MonongaliaNSNR–
Andy DanielWV House 10WoodNSND–
Bill AndersonWV House 8WoodBNRVoted against Constitutional Carry, but pro-gun otherwise
David BlandWV House 8WoodNSND–
Frank DeemWV House 10WoodAYR–
Harry DeitzlerWV House 10WoodNSND–
John KellyWV House 10WoodAYR–
Morgan LeachWV House 10WoodNSND–
Vernon CrissWV House 10WoodANR–
Jim MarionWV House 9Wood, WirtNSND–
Ray HollenWV House 9Wood, WirtAYR–
Andy VanceWV House 25Wyoming, McDowell, MercerNSND–
Tony PaynterWV House 25Wyoming, McDowell, MercerAYR–
Alex MooneyUnited States House of Representatives (2nd)–AYR–
Tim ArmsteadSupreme Court–AY––