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West Virginia Senate leaders talk plans for 2025 session

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CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) - The 2025 West Virginia Legislative Session officially kicked of Wednesday, and there are a lot of concerns coming from both sides of the aisle from energy uncertainties to affordable healthcare. For the Senate, Wednesday marked a pretty straightforward opening day, and leaders on both sides of the political aisle told WOWK 13 News about their goals for this legislative session. Senate President Randy Smith (R-Preston) say…

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West Virginia Senate leaders talk plans for 2025 session

11 days ago·Charleston, United States

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WV News

West Virginia Legislature's 2025 session gets underway

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The 2025 session of the West Virginia Legislature got underway Wednesday at the state Capitol in Charleston.

11 days ago

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westvirginiawatch.com

What to expect during West Virginia’s regular legislative session • West Virginia Watch

West Virginia's 60-day regular legislative session begins today. (Perry Bennett | West Virginia Legislative Photography)Today begins the state’s 60-day regular legislative session, somehow simultaneously the longest and shortest 60 days of the year. So much goes on, but so little happens. It’s also going to look a lot different than the last eight years under former Gov. Jim Justice. Gov. Patrick Morrisey is now the state’s chief executive. Sena…

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thefnp.com

West Virginia Legislature gavels in for 2025 session

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Legislature began its annual regular session Wednesday, kicking off 60 days of debates over bills and the budget, balancing the desires of its members with

11 days ago·Frederick, United States

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phillipscountynews.com

2025 Session Week 5 Update From Senator Tempel

Typically, if a bill has a legal note, meaning it will likely end up in court and cost the state untold amounts of money, I do not support such a bill. We had a bill, SB 114, proposed to make it mandatory that public schools have a copy of the 10 commandments placed in all public-school classrooms. Don’t get me wrong, I personally believe in the 10 commandments and try my best to live by those rul...

11 days ago·Malta, United States

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