Absentee ballot bill gives House Judiciary some headaches, gets sent back for more work

Elections January 26, 2024

MORGANTOWN — A bill aimed at preventing abuse of absentee ballots is giving the House Judiciary Committee some mild headaches. A revised version of the bill designed to fix some problems in the introduced version still raised too many questions in committee on Friday and was referred to a ...

House public hearing on campus carry bill draws 38 opponents, 2 supporters

Education February 15, 2023

MORGANTOWN — The House Judiciary Committee's Wednesday morning public hearing on the campus carry bill drew 40 people; 38 of whom opposed it. Most of the opponents to SB 10 were university students, faculty and administrators. Mary Ellen O'Farrell, speaking on her own behalf, summed ...