Co-sponsored — Historical
John Paul Hott · 502 bills · page 6 of 21
- HB 2456 Pregnancy Support Died
- HB 3294 Enacting the Bank Protections for Eligible Adults from Financial Exploitation Act Died
- HB 3505 Relating to insurance Died
- HB 3506 Relating to contributions to the retirement system for judges of courts of record. Died
- HCR 62 U.S. Army PFC Henry James Miller Memorial Bridge Died
- HB 3169 To eliminate a potential source of funding for illegal and unethical telemarketing practices Died
- HB 3188 Reasonable suspicion of committing a crime Died
- HB 3201 Relating generally to medical cannabis Died
- HB 3033 Statute of Limitations on Contracts Died
- HB 3032 Corporate Tax Filing Extension Died
- HB 3034 Establishing the West Virginia TEACH Scholarship Program Died
- HB 3097 Prohibiting credit bureaus and other consumer reporting agencies from selling consumer information to third party financing entities Died
- HR 2 Urging the federal government reach a resolution regarding National Radio Quiet Zone restrictions Died
- HB 5544 Relating to requiring certain reporting from the Mountaineer Trail Network Authority each year Died
- HCR 14 Assistant Chief David Timothy “Tim” Wilson Memorial Road Died
- HCR 82 To create a study resolution to review training, equipment and operating standards, and for certification and evaluation of local and rural fire departments for retention, training, and recruitment purposes. Died
- HB 5368 Relating to the creation of Regional Jail Commissions. Died
- HB 5024 Relating to exempting non-grantor trusts administered in this state from the personal income tax. Enacted
- HB 5013 Relating to Timber Management Enacted
- HCR 48 November 7th to be designated annually as “Pastor Appreciation Day” Died
- HB 5511 Relating generally to medical cannabis Died
- HB 5513 To create the Great Expectations Pilot Program Died
- HB 4947 Creating the “First Time Home Buyer Savings Account Act” Died
- HB 5662 Relating to adding “person in a position of trust” to certain crimes Enacted
- HB 5663 Relating to parole eligibility for the crime of murder in the second degree Died