Note: Endorsed Candidates will be bolded.

Candidate NameRacePartyGradeNotes
Patrick MorriseyAttorney GeneralRepublicanA+WV has never had as solidly pro-gun an AG as Morrisey. Sent a letter recommending a standard process for CHLs during the Covid-19 crisis.
Jim JusticeGovernorRepublicanA-Signed every pro-gun bill to hit his desk.  However, lukewarm public statements regarding Campus Carry.
Erika KolenichGovernorLibertarianA-–
Ben SalangoGovernorDemocratNS–
Jack NewbroughSenate 1RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
Randy SwartzmillerSenate 1DemocratA+Years of consistent legislative support.
Ryan WeldSenate 1RepublicanD+Killed Campus Carry in Cmte in 2019.  Voted to kill Campus Carry in Senate Judiciary.  Voted for SB 96, however.  (link: https://www.bdtonline.com/news/campus-carry-bill-nixed/article_ad3a944a-3fb9-11e9-8e39-c7b0676ca2cf.html)
Carla JonesSenate 2DemocratNS–
Elijah DeanSenate 2RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
Josh GarySenate 2DemocratNS–
Mike MaroneySenate 2RepublicanAVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted for SB 96. 
Donna BoleySenate 3RepublicanA–
Robert Wilson JrSenate 3DemocratNS–
Amy GradySenate 4RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
Bruce AshworthSenate 4DemocratNS–
Jim ButlerSenate 4RepublicanA+Sponsored Campus Carry.  Consistent pro-2A legislative record.
Mitch CarmichaelSenate 4RepublicanAVoting record is sound, but not a sure vote on Campus Carry.  
Charles ShafferSenate 5RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
Glendon WattsSenate 5RepublicanNS–
Robert PlymaleSenate 5DemocratAVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted for Constitutional Carry.  Voted for SB 96.
Chandler SwopeSenate 6RepublicanAVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted for SB 96.
Wesley BlankenshipSenate 6RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
Ralph RodighieroSenate 7DemocratAIn the House: voted for Parking Lots.  Voted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection.   Voted for SB 96.
Rupie PhillipsSenate 7RepublicanA+Years of consistent legislative support, sponsored/co-sponsored 40+ pro-2A bills.
Glenn JeffriesSenate 8DemocratBVoted no in Senate JUD on Campus Carry.  Otherwise, consistent voting record.
Kathie CrouseSenate 8RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
David StoverSenate 9RepublicanNS–
Sue ClineSenate 9RepublicanA+Consistent legislative record.
Dan HillSenate 10RepublicanNS–
Jack WoodrumSenate 10RepublicanCExpressed openness to Pawn Registries. Opposes Capitol Carry.
William Laird IVSenate 10DemocratNS–
Denise CampbellSenate 11DemocratNS–
John PitsenbargerSenate 11RepublicanAVoted for SB 96.
Robert KarnesSenate 11RepublicanAPositive Legislative History
Derrick LoveSenate 12RepublicanAClean survey, no legislative history.
Doug FacemireSenate 12DemocratCVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted against Constitutional Carry.  Absent on SB 96.  
Patrick MartinSenate 12RepublicanA+Vocal defender of your rights, consistent record in the House.
John ProvinsSenate 13RepublicanNS–
Mike CaputoSenate 13DemocratFIn the House: Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted for ten of Shott’s poison-pill floor motions.  Voted for Parking Lots.  Voted against SB 96.
Rebecca PolisSenate 13RepublicanNS–
David ChildersSenate 14DemocratNS–
Randy SmithSenate 14RepublicanA+Consistent voting record, and outspoken advocate for 2A/3-22.
Craig BlairSenate 15RepublicanA+Consisten supporter of your RKBA.
Kenneth MattsonSenate 15RepublicanA-–
Patricia RuckerSenate 16RepublicanA+–
Pete DoughertySenate 16DemocratFAs Sheriff during COVID-19, suspended CHL applications/renewals, added an unlawful extra fee.
Andrew RobinsonSenate 17DemocratD+In the House:  Voted for Parking Lots.  Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection.  Voted for three of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted for SB 96.  
Eric Nelson, JrSenate 17RepublicanFIn the House: Voted against Constitutional Carry twice.  Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted for nine of Shott’s poison-pill floor motions.  Voted for Parking Lots.  Voted for SB 96.
Jon HagueSenate 17DemocratNS–
Richie RobbSenate ??DemocratNSUnable to Grade
Mark ZatezaloHouse 1RepublicanB-Good survey, lackluster support, supported Shott’s amendment, opposed to Campus Carry.
Pat McGeehanHouse 1RepublicanA+–
Gordon GreerHouse 2RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Philip DiserioHouse 2DemocratDVoted against Preemption Clean Up, supported all 12 of Shott’s Campus Carry amendment poison pills, however did vote for SB 96.
Dalton HaasHouse 3RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Shawn FluhartyHouse 3DemocratB-Yes vote for Constitutional Carry, No vote on Campus Carry on passage and procedural votes and tried to kill the bill in JUD, Yes vote on SB 96.
Erica StorchHouse 3RepublicanC-On Campus Carry: mixed procedural votes, voted against passage, and voted against veto-override.  Voted for SB 96 after refusing to run the bill in 2019 & delaying it this year.
Benjamin SchneiderHouse 3DemocratNS–
Charlie ReynoldsHouse 4RepublicanB-Mostly Good survey, luke warm answer for Capitol Carry.
Lisa ZukoffHouse 4DemocratC-Voted against Campus Carry for passage and calendar maniupulations as well as supported Shott’s poison pill motions on the floor.  However voted for SB 96.
Christian TurakHouse 4DemocratNS–
Phillip WileyHouse 5RepublicanAMixed response to Pawn Shop registries question, otherwise Good survey with solid explanation.
Dave PethtelHouse 5DemocratD+Voted against Constitutional Carry.  Voted against Campus carry for passage and calendar maniupulations as well as supported Shott’s poison pill motions on the floor.  However voted for SB 96.
David KellyHouse 6RepublicanB-Voted against Campus Carry for passageas well as some of Shott’s poison pill motions on the floor.  He did not vote to disregard it and voted against the calendar manipulations.  However voted for SB 96.
Trenton BarnhartHouse 7RepublicanAGood survey, voted for Preemption. 
Kerry MurphyHouse 7RepublicanNS–
Bill AndersonHouse 8RepublicanC-Voted against Constitutional Carry on passage, calendar, rejection, and most of Shott’s motions on the floor.  However, voted for SB 96.
Andrew AlvarexHouse 8DemocratNS–
Charles LittleHouse 9RepublicanAVoted for SB 96 on passage and motions on the floor.
Jim MarionHouse 9DemocratNS–
D Shannon KimesHouse 9RepublicanNS–
Roger ConleyHouse 10RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Vernon CrissHouse 10RepublicanAVoted for Campus Carry on passage and most motions on the floor.  Voted for SB 96.
John KellyHouse 10RepublicanAVoted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted for SB 96.
Matt DodrillHouse 10RepublicanNS–
Trish PritchardHouse 10DemocratNS–
Luke WintersHouse 10DemocratNS–
Nicholas KeatonHouse 11RepublicanAGood survey, good explanations, no legislative history.
Martin AtkinsonHouse 11RepublicanC+Voted against Constitutioal Carry.  Voted for Campus Carry on passage, and calendar, but voted for some of Shott’s motions on the floor and to reject on 1st reading.  However, voted for SB 96.
Mark PauleyHouse 11DemocratNS–
Steven WestfallHouse 12RepublicanDVoted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection, and Shott’s motions on the floor.  However voted for SB 96 on passage, but against on Shott’s motions on the floor.
Michael BrewerHouse 13DemocratAVoted for Parking Lots, and School Pick-up/Drop-off, Sunday Hunting, Range Protection, State Park Carry.
Jonathan PinsonHouse 13RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
James KennedyHouse 13RepublicanA-Good survey, Capitol Carry for licensed individuals, no legislative history.
Robert marchalHouse 13RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Scott CadleHouse 13RepublicanA+Frequently speaks for WVCDL’s legislation on the rights of WV’ians.
Joshua HigginbothamHouse 13RepublicanAVotedfor Campus Carry and SB 96.
David CaldwellHouse 13DemocratNS–
Johnnie Wamsley IIHouse 14RepublicanB-–
Levi BilliterHouse 14DemocratNS–
Brian ScottHouse 14RepublicanNS–
Brianne SolomonHouse 14DemocratNS–
Chris YeagerHouse 14DemocratNS–
Geoff FosterHouse 15RepublicanA+Sponsored Parking Lots, solid 2A candidate.
Theresa JacksonHouse 15DemocratNS–
Mark BatesHouse 16RepublicanC-–
Daniel LinvilleHouse 16RepublicanA+Spoke on the floor of Campus Carry.  A consistant supporter of our legislation
Sean HornbuckleHouse 16DemocratFVotes and argues against every pro-gun bill.
John MandtHouse 16RepublicanBVoted against Campus Carry on passage, and rejection but was instrumental in moving it to the floor from JUD and Rules.  Voted for SB 96.  
Jakob JitmaHouse 16RepublicanNS–
Anna LewisHouse 16DemocratNS–
Dakota NelsonHouse 16DemocratNS–
Carol PolanHouse 16DemocratNS–
Chad LovejoyHouse 17DemocratC+Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection, and Shott’s motions on the floor.  However voted for SB 96 on passage.
Matthew RohrbackHouse 17RepublicanAHas consistently voted for our legislation.
Jeanette RowseyHouse 17DemocratNS–
Evan WorrellHouse 18RepublicanAVoted for Campus Carry and SB 96.
Paul RossHouse 18DemocratNS–
Jason StephensHouse 19RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Enoch MarcumHouse 19RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Derrick EvansHouse 19RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Ric GriffithHouse 19DemocratNS–
Tom JarrellHouse 19DemocratNS–
Josh MathisHouse 19DemocratNS–
Tyson SmithHouse 19DemocratNS–
David ThompsonHouse 19DemocratNS–
Tammy WilliamsonHouse 19DemocratNS–
Nathan BrownHouse 20DemocratAVoted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted for SB 96.
Matthew DeskinsHouse 20RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Mark DeanHouse 21RepublicanA–
Phyllis WhiteHouse 21DemocratNS–
Nicholas YoungHouse 22RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Cecil SilvaHouse 22DemocratAGood survey, no legislative history.
Jeff EldridgeHouse 22DemocratAVoted for Constitutional Carry on passage and override.
Zack MaynardHouse 22RepublicanA+Consistant supporter of the RKBA.
Joe JeffriesHouse 22RepublicanA+Stalwart supporter of your rights.
Josh HolsteinHouse 23RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Rodney MillerHouse 23DemocratCLobbied against Constitutional Carry but voted for SB 96, and ardently opposed to Red Flag laws.
Jordan BridgesHouse 24RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Margitta MazzocchiHouse 24RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Tim TomblinHouse 24DemocratC-Generally voted for pro-gun legislation, however survey indicates support for so-called “universal background checks,” Red Flag laws, and other gun control measures.
George HowesHouse 24DemocratNS–
Susan PerryHouse 24DemocratNS–
Tony PaynterHouse 25RepublicanA+–
Edward EvansHouse 26DemocratC-Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and 10 of Shott’s floor motions.  However he opposed rejection.  Opposes Capitol Carry.  Voted for SB 96 and Parking Lots.
Wesley PayneHouse 26RepublicanNS–
Marty GearheartHouse 27RepublicanAVoted for Constitutional Carry on passage.
Douglas SmithHouse 27RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Eric PorterfieldHouse 27RepublicanA–
Joe EllingtonHouse 27RepublicanNS–
Jeremiah NelsonHouse 27RepublicanNS–
Tina  RussellHouse 27DemocratNS–
Roy CooperHouse 28RepublicanDVoted against Constitutional Carry in 2016.  Voted for Parking Lots.  Voted for Campus Carry on passage, against on calendar, and supported some of Shott’s floor otions.  Voted for SB 96. Wants to create a separate datbase of registered firearms in WV, to point of sponsoring it three years in a row.
Jeffrey PackHouse 28RepublicanA–
Ryne NahodilHouse 28DemocratNS–
Brandon SteeleHouse 29RepublicanA+Consistant and stalwart defender of your rights.
Xavier OglesbyHouse 29DemocratNS–
Mick BatesHouse 30DemocratFVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted agaisnt Campus Carry on passage, callendar, and all of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted against SB 96
Tyler TrumpHouse 30RepublicanNS–
Kase PolingHouse 31RepublicanDOpposes Capitol Carry, supports so-called “universarl background checks.”  No legislative history.
Christopher ToneyHouse 31RepublicanASupported Campus Carry at all points.  Voted for SB 96.
Austin HaynesHouse 32RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Kayla KessingerHouse 32RepublicanA+–
Tom FastHouse 32RepublicanA+–
Margaret StaggersHouse 32DemocratA-Voted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Supported one of Shott’s negative floor motions. Voted for SB 96.
Randy HalseyHouse 32DemocratNS–
Mark HurtHouse 32DemocratNS–
Austin SimmsHouse 32RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Selina VickersHouse 32DemocratNS–
Roger HanshawHouse 33RepublicanC-Voted for Parking Lots, Constitutional Carry & Preemption. Voted against campus carry, voted to place it on active calendar, voted against rejecting bill, voted for nine of Shott’s floor motions.
Larry CottrellHouse 33DemocratNS–
L Brent BoggsHouse 34DemocratAVoted for Campus Carry.  
Christopher StansburyHouse 35RepublicanAVoted for Constitutional Carry.
Trevor MorrisHouse 35RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Moore CapitoHouse 35RepublicanCVoted for Campus Carry on passage, voted to keep bill off active calendar, voted against rejecting bill. Voted for nine of Shott’s poison amendments. Voted for Preemption but supported attempts to stop the bill.
Doug Skaff JrHouse 35DemocratDVoted against Campus Carry on passage, rejection, and calendar.  Supported 10 of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted against SB 96.
Brady CampbellHouse 35RepublicanNS–
Devin CaseyHouse 35DemocratNS–
Kathy FergusonHouse 35DemocratNS–
Tim HalloranHouse 35DemocratNS–
Patti HamiltonHouse 35DemocratNS–
Angi KernsHouse 35DemocratNS–
Larry PackHouse 35RepublicanNS–
Rusty WilliamsonHouse 35DemocratNS–
Kayla YoungHouse 35DemocratNS–
John LuoniHouse 36RepublicanDOpposes Capitol Carry, supports additioanl firearms registries, and other gun control measure.
Amanda DavisHouse 36RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
James ElamHouse 36DemocratC-Supports a so-called “assault weapons.”
Christopher PrittHouse 36RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Stevie ThaxtonHouse 36RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
John LuoniHouse 36RepublicanDOpposes Capitol Carry, supports additioanl firearms registries, and other gun control measure.
Chris WaltersHouse 36RepublicanAConsistent support for 2A.
Amanda Estrep-BurtonHouse 36DemocratDOpposed Campus Carry.  Voted for SB 96. 
Larry RoweHouse 36DemocratF–
Amber FerrellHouse 36DemocratNS–
Bill JohnsonHouse 36RepublicanNS–
Edgar Poe JrHouse 36DemocratNS–
Eric YoungHouse 36RepublicanNS–
Mike PushkinHouse 37DemocratFConsistently works, speaks, and votes against pro-2A bills.
Dianna GravesHouse 38RepublicanA+Consistent defender of your RKBA.
Nikki ArdmanHouse 38DemocratNS–
Dayton BeardHouse 38DemocratNS–
James DaltonHouse 38DemocratNS–
Nick WithrowHouse 38DemocratNS–
Dana FerrellHouse 39RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Kevan BartlettHouse 39RepublicanAVoted for SB 96.  No other legislative history.
David HolmesHouse 39DemocratAGood survey, no legislative history.
Warren JeffriesHouse 40RepublicanA+Restored SB 96 to its original language.  Ardent supporter of 2A/3-22.
Duane BraggHouse 41DemocratDBelieves in magazine capcity limits, firearms registries, and other additioanl gun control measure.
Heather TullyHouse 41RepublicanA–
W. LonganacreHouse 42RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Barry BruceHouse 42RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Jeff CampbellHouse 42DemocratCVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Supported 10 of Shott’s poison-pill floor motions.  Voted for SB 96, however.
Cindy Lavender-BoweHouse 42DemocratD-Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Supported 10 of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted for SB 96 on passage and against Shott’s motions.
Phillip IsnerHouse 43DemocratAPrior legislative service with pro-2A record.
Cody ThompsonHouse 43DemocratC-Voted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted against all of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted for SB 96.
Bill HartmanHouse 43DemocratBVoted for Parking Lots.  Voted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted for seven of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted for Sb 96.
William NestorHouse 43RepublicanNS–
Mark RennixHouse 43RepublicanNS–
Caleb HannaHouse 44RepublicanA+–
Robin CutlipHouse 44DemocratNS–
Carl MartinHouse 45RepublicanA–
Gary ConnellHouse 45RepublicanNS–
Charlene DeanHouse 45RepublicanNS–
Adam BurkhammerHouse 46RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Dylan KingHouse 46RepublicanCLukewarm answer on Capitol Carry, statement indicates willingness to adopt bans based on firearm type.
Michael LockardHouse 46LibertarianA-Good survey, philosophical opposition to the tax question. No legislative history.
Steven MoneypennyHouse 46RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Brittney BarlettHouse 46DemocratNS–
Robert StultzHouse 46DemocratNS–
Chris PhillipsHouse 47RepublicanA–
Ed LarryHouse 47DemocratNS–
Garrett StireHouse 48RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Robin RighterHouse 48DemocratBLukewarm answer on Capitol Carry.
Clay RileyHouse 48RepublicanB-Lukewarm answer on Pawn Registry.
Ben HanlanHouse 48RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Laura KimbleHouse 48RepublicanB-–
Danny HamrickHouse 48RepublicanA–
Jason CampbellHouse 48RepublicanNS–
Ryan DeemsHouse 48DemocratNS–
Robert GarciaHouse 48DemocratNS–
Richard IaquintaHouse 48DemocratNS–
Ben QueenHouse 48RepublicanB+Voted for Parking Lots.  Voted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Generally a solid pro-2A voter, however voted for four of Shott’s poison-pill floor motions on Campus Carry.  Voted for SB 96.
Josh MaxwellHouse 48DemocratNS–
J. Steve HamiltonHouse 48MountainNS–
William HymanHouse 48LibertarianA
Amy SummersHouse 49RepublicanA+–
Brandon AntionHouse 49DemocratNS–
Mike ManypennyHouse 49DemocratNS–
Darton McIntireHouse 50RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Phil MallowHouse 50RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Guy WardHouse 50RepublicanAVoted for Parking Lots.
Michael AngelucciHouse 50DemocratFVoted against Campus Carry at every opportunity.  Voted against SB 96.
Jonathan DoddsHouse 50DemocratNS–
Joey GarciaHouse 50DemocratNS–
Aryanna IslamHouse 50DemocratNS–
Andrew MillsHouse 50DemocratNS–
Jarryd PowellHouse 50DemocratNS–
C.A.  StarcherHouse 50DemocratNS–
Ronald StraightHouse 50DemocratNS–
Stephanie TomanaHouse 50DemocratNS–
Todd StainbrookHouse 51RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Jeffrey BudkeyHouse 51DemocratNS–
Barabara FleischauerHouse 51DemocratF-Votes against your rights at every turn.
Cindy FrichHouse 51RepublicanNS–
Evan HansenHouse 51DemocratFVoted against Campus Carry on pasage, calendar, rejection.  Voted for all of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted against SB 96.
Zachary LeMaireHouse 51RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Rodney PylesHouse 51DemocratFVoted against Campus Carry on all fronts.  Voted against SB 96.
Joe StatlerHouse 51RepublicanBVoted for Parking Lots.  Stated to BoD would not support Campus Carry.
Danielle WalkerHouse 51DemocratFVoted against Campus Carry.  Voted against SB 96.
Justin WhiteHouse 51RepublicanNS–
John WilliamsHouse 51DemocratFVoted against Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection.  Voted for all Shott’s floor motions.  Voted against SB 96.
Justin HoughHouse 52RepublicanDSurvey suggested support for Red Flag laws, opposes Capitol Carry.
Terri SypoltHouse 52RepublicanA+Voted for Campus Carry.  
Stormy MatlickHouse 52RepublicanNS–
Robert McCrumHouse 52RepublicanNS–
Junior WolfeHouse 52DemocratNS–
Cory ChaseHouse 53DemocratFOpposes Capitol Carry, supports magazine capacity limits, disarming 18 year olds, and other gun control measures.
D.R. Buck JenningsHouse 53RepublicanA-Voted against Parking Lots. 
Candi SislerHouse 53DemocratNS–
John Paul Hott IIHouse 54RepublicanAVoted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection, and Shott’s motions.  Voted for SB 96.
Jarod ShockeyHouse 55DemocratAGood survey, no legislative history.
Bradley RinardHouse 55DemocratNS–
Bryan WardHouse 55RepublicanNS–
Gary HowellHouse 56RepublicanA+Staunch defender of your RKBA.
Ruth RowanHouse 57RepublicanAVoted against Parking Lots.  Voted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted for SB 96.
George MillerHouse 58RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Tom HardenHouse 58DemocratAGood survey, no legislative history.
Daryl CowlesHouse 58RepublicanD-Worked to stop Campus Carry in committees. Voted for Campus Carry on passage, voted not to reject the bill, voted to place bill on active calendar, voted for nine poison-pill amendments.  Consistently graded low in previous cycles.
Larry KumpHouse 59RepublicanA+Consistent defender of your rights.
Patricia “Patch” AdamsHouse 59IndependentAGood survey, no legislative history.
Ken ReedHouse 59RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Don ForshtHouse 60RepublicanA–
Brad NollHouse 60DemocratNS–
Kimberly SaladiniHouse 61RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Jason BarrettHouse 61DemocratA+Consistent pro-2A legislative record and instrumental in getting Campus Carry onto the active calendar.
Jay JackHouse 62RepublicanC-Expressed openness to magazine capacity limits and Red Flag laws.
Charles Horst SrHouse 62RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Debi CarrollHouse 62DemocratNS–
Daniel BennettHouse 63DemocratNS–
John HardyHouse 63RepublicanAVoted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, rejection, and Shott’s motions.  Voted for SB 96.
Eric HouseholderHouse 64RepublicanA+Stalwart defender of your 2A/3-22 rights.
Wayne ClarkHouse 65RepublicanC-Opposes Capitol Carry, supports additioanl firearms registries.
Sammi BrownHouse 65DemocratD+Voted against Campus Carry on all fronts.  Voted for ten of Shott’s floor motions.  Voted for SB 96.
Paul EspinosaHouse 66RepublicanAVoted for Campus Carry on passage, calendar, and rejection.  Voted against all Shott’s floor motions. Voted for SB 96.
Storme Shiley FrameHouse 66DemocratNS–
Mark EverhartHouse 67RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
John DoyleHouse 67DemocratF-Introduced Red Flag laws, and supports out of state citizen disarmament groups.  
Elliot SimonHouse 67RepublicanAGood survey, no legislative history.
Tim ArmsteadSupreme Court Div 1Non PartisanA+–
William SchwartzSupreme Court Div 3Non PartisanA–
Darrell ShullMagistrate of Berkeley Co Div 5Non PartisanA–
Michael WoelfelMagistrate of Cabell CoNon PartisanNSOpposed Campus Carry in the Senate.
Ralph FletcherMagistrate of Hancock CoNon PartisanNSAs Sheriff set up a drop-box for CHL applications during COVID-19
Gary KeithMagistrate of Harrison Co Div 3Non PartisanA–
Michael WeissMagistrate of Harrison Div 2Non PartisanA–
Kevin RenzelliMagistrate of Harrison Div 4Non PartisanA–
David AdkinsMagistrate of Logan CoNon PartisanA–
Jeffrey LaneMagistrate of Logan CoNon PartisanA–
Joseph CobbMagistrate of Upsur CONon PartisanA–
Brett CarpenterSheriff Barbour CoRepublicanNS–
Mike ErvinSheriff Barbour CoDemocratNS–
Davy JonesSheriff Berkeley CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Teresa GibbonsSheriff Berkeley CoRepublicanNS–
Nathan HarmonSheriff Berkeley CoRepublicanA–
Curtis KellerSheriff Berkeley CoDemocratNS*Photo appointments required for CHL, no other change during COVID-19.  Reported slow processing of applications.
Mike LangSheriff Berkeley CoRepublicanNS–
John OremSheriff Berkeley CoRepublicanA–
Chad BarkerSheriff Boone CoDemocratNS–
Chet BurgessSheriff Boone CoDemocratNS–
Kenneth GrovesSheriff Braxton CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
GARY ELLYSONSheriff Braxton CoDemocratALukewarm answer on appearing in uniform to lobby the legislature.
Lou DellameaSheriff Braxton CoDemocratNS–
Gary Ellyson IISheriff Braxton CoDemocratNS–
Robert KeenerSheriff Braxton CoDemocratNS–
John StumpSheriff Braxton CoDemocratNS–
Donald WarrenSheriff Braxton CoDemocratNS–
Larry PalmerSheriff Brooke CoDemocratDUnlawfully suspended CHL applications and renewals during COVID-19.  Generally processes applications quickly.
Ruichard BeattySheriff Brooke CoRepublicanNS–
Kevin HeckSheriff Brooke CoDemocratNS–
Chuck  WrightSheriff Brooke CoRepublicanNS–
Charles ZerkleSheriff Cabell CoDemocratNS*Lobbied against CHL fee reduction.
Nathan AllisonSheriff Calhoun CoDemocratNS–
Warren BasnettSheriff Calhoun CoRepublicanNS–
William GherkeSheriff Calhoun CoDemocratNS–
Charles McCroskeySheriff Calhoun CoDemocratNS–
Jeff StarcherSheriff Calhoun CoDemocratFUnlawfully suspended all CHL processes during COVID-19.
Tom GorgoneSheriff Clay CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Allen KingSheriff Clay CoRepublicanNS–
Brian MitchemSheriff Clay CoRepublicanNS–
Donny TriplettSheriff Clay CoDemocratF-Unlawfully suspended all CHL processes during COVID-19, no plans for mail-in.
Clinton BoringSheriff Doddridge CoRepublicanNS–
James FlesherSheriff Doddridge CoRepublicanNS–
Garland BurkeSheriff Fayette CoDemocratNS–
Mike FridleySheriff Fayette CoDemocratANo change in CHL processing during COVID-19.
Charles MillerSheriff Fayette CoRepublicanNS–
Randy PriceSheriff Fayette CoRepublicanNS–
Jim BallSheriff Gilmer CoDemocratNS–
John MossSheriff Gilmer CoDemocratNS–
Mike WheelerSheriff Gilmer CoDemocratNS–
Brian OursSheriff Grant CoRepublicanCAccepting mail-in application  during COVID-19, but only after AG’s letter.
Charles BeardSheriff Greenbrier CoRepublicanNS–
Bruce SloanSheriff Greenbrier CoDemocratNS–
Nathan SionsSheriff Hampshire CoRepublicanNS–
Scott GittingsSheriff Hancock CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Tommy OgdenSheriff Hancock CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Rick SteadSheriff Hancock CoRepublicanNS–
Steven DawsonSheriff Hardy CoRepublicanNS–
Alicia SandersSheriff Hardy CoDemocratNS–
Robert MathenySheriff Harrison CoDemocratC-Unlawfully suspended applications, renewals only by mail during COVID-19.
Noel BraleySheriff Jackson CoRepublicanNS–
Mark KingSheriff Jackson CoDemocratNS–
Ross MellingerSheriff Jackson CoDemocratNS–
Stephen Cox IISheriff Jefferson CoIndependentAGood survey, and expresses a keen understanding of Constitutional rights, no other history.
Mike ChapmanSheriff Jefferson CoDemocratAGood survey.
Tom HansenSheriff Jefferson CoRepublicanAGood survey.
Steve HarrisSheriff Jefferson  CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
John KingSheriff Jefferson  CoIndependentAGood survey, no other history.
Sean CrosierSheriff Kanawha CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Michael RutherfordSheriff Kanawha CoDemocratNS*Lobbied against CHL fee reduction.  CHL pick-up by appointment only during COVID-19.  Accepts mail-in applications. 
Randall BushSheriff Lewis CoDemocratNS–
Chuck Wright. GoldsboroughSheriff Lewis CoRepublicanAGood survey.
Dave GosaSheriff Lewis CoRepublicanNS–
Badger KelleySheriff Lewis CoRepublicanAGood survey.
Brian McClainSheriff Lewis CoDemocratNS–
David ParksSheriff Lewis CoDemocratAGood survey.
Billy RowerSheriff Lewis CoRepublicanAGood survey.
Ollie HuntingSheriff Lincoln CoDemocratNS–
Gary LinvilleSheriff Lincoln CoRepublicanANo change in process during COVID-19.  Accepts mail-in applications.
Windell HunterSheriff Logan CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Christopher TrentSheriff Logan CoRepublicanAVery good survey, no other history.
Paul ClemensSheriff Logan CoDemocratNS–
Brandon ConleySheriff Logan CoRepublicanNS–
John PridemoreSheriff Logan CoRepublicanNS–
Mike SheppardSheriff Logan CoRepublicanNS–
Joe CarpenterSheriff Marion CoRepublicanNS–
Jimmy RiffleSheriff Marion CoDemocratC-Unlawfully suspended CHL applications to appointment only during COVID-19.
Ed CosterSheriff Marshall CoDemocratNS–
William HelmsSheriff Marshall CoDemocratNS–
Corey MillerSheriff Mason CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Jason JeffersSheriff Mason CoDemocratNS–
Marc KearnsSheriff Mason CoDemocratNS–
William KeeferSheriff Mason CoRepublicanNS–
Curtis McConihaySheriff Mason CoRepublicanNS*Previously stated strong support for gun rights to BoD.
Brooks PelfreySheriff Mason CoDemocratNS–
Ronnie SpencerSheriff Mason CoDemocratNS–
Joseph JonesSheriff McDowell CoDemocratAGood survey, no other history.
Kenneth HicksSheriff McDowell CoRepublicanNS–
James Muncy JrSheriff McDowell CoDemocratNS–
Tommy BaileySheriff Mercer CoRepublicanNS–
Rodney RyanSheriff Mineral CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
R. Keith AndersonSheriff Mineral CoRepublicanNS–
H. Jon BaniakSheriff Mineral CoRepublicanNS–
Forrest EllifritzSheriff Mineral CoRepublicanNS–
Ernest SammonsSheriff Mingo CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Jeff ClineSheriff Mingo CoDemocratNS–
Sammons ErnestSheriff Mingo CoDemocratNS–
Joe SmithSheriff Mingo CoDemocratNS–
Earl SpenceSheriff Mingo CoDemocratNS–
David StrattonSheriff Mingo CoDemocratNS–
John KisnerSheriff Monongalia CoDemocratNS–
Perry PalmerSheriff Monongalia CoDemocratBAccepting mail-in applications during COVID-19.
Lee CarterSheriff Monroe CoDemocratNS–
James HyltonSheriff Monroe CoRepublicanNS–
Jeff JonesSheriff Monroe CoRepublicanNS–
Kim BohrerSheriff Morgan CoRepublicanB+CHL by appointment only during COVID-19.  No mail-in applications.  Good survey.
Vince ShambaughSheriff Morgan CoRepublicanNS–
William NunleySheriff Nicholas CoDemocratAMail-in applications only even prior to AG’s letter during COVID-19.  Good survey.
Rodney JamisonSheriff Nicholas CoRepublicanNS–
Tom HowardSheriff Ohio CoDemocratFUnlawfully suspended CHL applications and/or renewals during COVID-19
Chad BowersSheriff Pendleton CoDemocratNS–
John RiggsSheriff Pleasants CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Michael CokeleySheriff Pleasants CoRepublicanNS–
Charles MankinsSheriff Pleasants CoDemocratNS–
Brian MetzSheriff Pleasants CoDemocratNS–
John RiggsSheriff Pleasants CoRepublicanNS–
John StrimerSheriff Pleasants CoRepublicanNS–
William StullSheriff Pleasants CoDemocratNS–
Jeff BarlowSheriff Pocahontas CoRepublicanBAccepting ail-in applications only  during COVID-19 even prior to AG’s letter.
Paul PrittSheriff Preston CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Joel GordonSheriff Preston CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
Jason PeasleeSheriff Preston CoRepublicanNS–
Arnold TichnellSheriff Preston CoDemocratNS–
Bibby EggletonSheriff Putnam CoRepublicanA-In 2018 stated opposition  to Consitutional Carry and wants to repeal it to BoD member due to “officer safety.”
William JordanSheriff Putnam CoRepublicanNS–
Scott Van MeterSheriff Raleigh CoDemocratFUnlawfully suspended CHL applications and/or renewals during COVID-19
Robert Elbon JrSheriff Randolph CoRepublicanAGood survey, no other history.
John MIllerSheriff Randolph CoRepublicanNS–
Jack Roy jrSheriff Randolph CoDemocratNS–
J.J.  WebleySheriff Randolph CoDemocratNS–
Terrance SnodgrassSheriff Ritchie CoRepublicanF-Unlawfully suspended CHL applications and/or renewals during COVID-19
Malcolm CottrellSheriff Roane CoRepublicanNS–
Brian HickmanSheriff Roane CoDemocratNS–
John Kelley IISheriff Roane CoRepublicanNS–
Dewey ReedSheriff Roane CoRepublicanNS–
Ronnie CantleySheriff Summers CoDemocratNS–
Justin FarisSheriff Summers CoRepublicanNS–
George MeadowsSheriff Summers CoDemocratNS–
John Plumley JrSheriff Summers CoDemocratNS–
Jerry WheelerSheriff Summers CoDemocratNS–
Terry AustinSheriff Taylor CoRepublicanB+Temporarily suspended initial applications during COVID-19.  Good survey.
Robert BeltnerSheriff Taylor CoDemocratNS–
Mark SowersSheriff Taylor CoRepublicanNS–
Jerry FlanaganSheriff Tucker CoRepublicanNS–
Benjamin PlacerSheriff Tyler CoRepublicanNS–
Brian WeigleSheriff Tyler CoRepublicanCAccepting mail-in applications during COVID-19, photos by appointment only.
Virgil MillerSheriff Upshur CoRepublicanNS–
Rick ThompsonSheriff Wayne CoDemocratNS*Accepts mail-in applications during COVID-19.  Previously supported gun rights in the legislature.
Richard ClaytonSheriff Webster CoDemocratNS–
David CutlipSheriff Webster CoDemocratNS–
Stanley Knight JrSheriff Webster CoRepublicanNS–
Johnny SandySheriff Webster CoDemocratNS–
Thomas StalnakerSheriff Webster CoRepublicanNS–
Mike KoontzSheriff Wetzel CoDemocratNS–
Travis CorbittSheriff Wirt CoDemocratCInitial requests by appointment only during COVID-19.  Mail-in for renewals only.
Darrell NullSheriff Wirt CoIndependentNS–
Steve StephensSheriff Wood CoRepublicanC-All CHL processing by appointment only during COVID-19.  
Brad EllisonSheriff Wyoming CoDemocratNS–
Barry HolsteinKanawha BoERepublicanA–