Life Matters - West Virginians for Life

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Life Matters
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Primary Election Edition
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WestVirginians for
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
Vol. 38, Number 2
May 2016
Life
Matters
Vol. 38, Number 2
National Right to Life and West Virginians for Life Support Cruz
By Wanda Franz, WVL-PAC President
The National Right to Life
Committee and West Virginians for Life
will support Texas Senator Ted Cruz in
the Republican presidential primary.
Senator Cruz deserves this support
because he has a 100% pro-life
voting record with National Right
to Life. He has voted for the PainCapable Unborn Child Protection
Act, opposes Obamacare and has
voted to defund Planned Parenthood
He will support candidates to the
Supreme Court, who will uphold the
Constitution and not act to legislate
from the bench.
Donald Trump does not appear
to have a clear understanding of the
pro-life issue. Trump first said that
he would be in favor of “punishing”
women who had
of the law as it is
aborted, if abortion
today and made
were illegal. Later the
clear it must stay that
same day, he said he
way now – until he
wouldn’t punish these
is president,” it read.
women.
“Then he will change
In an interview
the law through his
with “Face the Nation”
judicial appointments
moderator John
and allow the states
Dickerson, he said,
to protect the unborn.
“The laws are set
There is nothing new
now on abortion and
or different here.”
that’s the way they’re
Mr. Trump does
Pro-Life Senator Ted Cruz not have clear policy
going to remain
until they’re changed.” He added, “At
positions on the pro-life issue. He
this moment, the laws are set and I
has said Planned Parenthood does
think we have to leave it that way.”
“some good work” but he would
Then after the clip aired, the Trump
defund it. While attending the
campaign issued another statement:
Republican National Committee
“Mr. Trump gave an accurate account
meeting in Florida, he indicated that
Attorney General Race
EXTEMELY Important
After years of unborn babies receiving no protection from
West Virginia’s prior attorney general, it is refreshing to know
that Attorney General Patrick Morrisey stands firm on the
side of life.
He has said at WVFL rallies and state conventions that if
pro-life legislation is challenged in the courts, he will defend it.
Three years ago after the gruesome Gosnell abortionist
trial, Morrisey asked for public comment on the state of
abortion facilities in West Virginia. He wanted to know if it
mattered to state residents that even nail parlors are more
heavily regulated than are abortion clinics.
It was Patrick
Morrisey who
brought to light the
fact that unborn
children could be
aborted up to birth
in West Virginia.
This is no longer the
case due to passage
of the Pain-Capable
Unborn Child
Protection Act.
Patrick Morrisey
has been endorsed
in the Republican
Primary by WVLPAC in his bid for
Pro-Life Patrick Morrisey
reelection to the office
addressing the crowd on Pro-Life
of Attorney General.
Rally Day 2016 at the State Capitol
State Supreme Court/
Judicial Races
Beth Walker has received the
endorsement by the WVL-PAC for
State Supreme Court. In the words of
WVL-PAC President Wanda Franz,
Pro-Life Beth Walker
Ph.D., “A vote for Beth Walker to
become the next Justice on the West Virginia Supreme
Court will reflect the values that have made our state familyfriendly and a safe place to live and work. She is committed
to building a culture of life here in West Virginia.”
Both Darrell McGraw and William Wooton have a long
past of pro-abortion votes. DO NOT VOTE for either one
of them.
For the first time, Judicial Circuit candidates are on the
primary ballot for what will be THE race for them. They do
not run in the general election. In contested races, WVLPAC has endorsed:
4th Judicial Circuit
J.D. Beane (Div. 1)
John N. Ellem (Div. 3)
Anita Harold Ashley (Div. 3)
Greg Howard (Div. 2)
Fred John Giggenbach, Jr.
(Div. 2)
(Div. 1) Ryan Kennedy
(Div. 1) Tim Linkous
(Div. 3) Cindy Scott
he favors liberalizing the pro-life plank
of the platform of the Republican
Party to include rape and incest
exceptions. We cannot advocate for
a candidate, who would turn the clock
back on the advances made by the
pro-life movement over many years of
hard work.
An average of seven recent
national political polls shows that Mr.
Trump trails Hillary Clinton by 11.2%,
while Senator Cruz trails Mrs. Clinton
by an average of 3%. Senator Cruz
has always been pro-life and can win
in November.
See page 10 for the delegates
to the Republic National Convention,
who will vote for Cruz.
IN THIS ISSUE
3
President’s Letter
Secretary of State & Other Statewide Election
Endorsements
4
U.S. Congressional Election Endorsements
WV Governor & Senate Election Endorsements
5
7
9
Candidate Surveys
Rose Dinner Photos
Pro-Life Profile:
Crystal Repine
WV House of Delegates Election Endorsements
9 Delegates to the Republican National Convention Election Endorsements
Golf FORE Life
11 Across the Mighty State
12 Calendar of Events
22nd Judicial Circuit
(Div. 2) John Hamilton Treadway, Jr.
(Div. 2) Carter Williams
A publication of
(Div. 1) Phillip M. Stowers
State Affiliate to the National
Right to Life Committee
President
Wanda Franz, Ph.D.
Vice President
Mary Tillman
Dear Friends:
West Virginians for Life Political Action Committee
was organized for the purpose of educating
West Virginians about the voting records of their
representatives. We provide this service to the pro-life
people of the state, so they can support those who will
pass legislation in the future to save lives. In the last
two years, West Virginia has seen the most amazing
pro-life legislative events of any time in our history.
Last year, the legislature passed the PainCapable Unborn Child Protection Act, which banned
abortions in West Virginia after medical science has
demonstrated that babies can feel pain, which is at
least by 20 weeks. When Governor Tomblin vetoed
the bill, the legislature overrode a Governor’s veto for
the first time in nearly 3 decades. West Virginians will
no longer be paying for these late-term abortions with
their tax dollars.
This year, the legislature passed the Unborn Child
Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act, which
outlaws a brutal form of second trimester abortion that
pulls apart fully-formed, living babies, limb by limb, until
they bleed to death. Once again, the Governor vetoed
the bill, but the day after, both houses immediately
overrode his veto. This is unprecedented. Both
of these bills passed with overwhelming bipartisan
support. This can only happen if the leadership
supports the legislation in both the House and Senate.
From
President
Secretary
Louise Deal
Treasurer
Wayne Sanders
NRLC Delegate
Wanda Franz, Ph.D.
BOARD MEMBERS:
Region 1 Directors
Karen McKenzie
Michael Simpson
Region 2 Directors
Patty Cooper
Wayne Sanders
Region 3 Directors
Randy Meadows
George Wallace
Region 4 Directors
Bonnie Ayers
Hilda Shorter
Region 5 Directors
Charles Northrop
Linda Oldack
Region 6 Directors
William Floyd
Judy Fuller
Region 7 Directors
Lacey Dent
James Fritz
The Race for
Secretary of State
NRL Political Director/
WVFL Political Liaison
Karen Cross
STAFF:
Financial Manager
Sherri Stevens
Office Manager
Kim Drvar
Program Director
Mary Anne Buchanan
Graphic Designer
Cheryl Carr
LIFE MATTERS
Newsletter
Wanda Franz, Ph.D,
Publisher
Mary Anne Buchanan
Editor
Cheryl Carr
Graphic Designer
Wanda Franz, Ph.D., President
We have had strong pro-life leadership, especially
At Large Directors
Louise Deal
Mary Tillman
Office Assistant
Brandi Loop
Senate President Bill Cole and Speaker of the
House Tim Armstead. They are leading large prolife majorities in both Houses. In addition, we are so
fortunate to have Attorney General Morrisey, who
has sworn to uphold these laws. This is the first time
that West Virginia has had an Attorney General who
supports life-saving laws.
As pro-life West Virginians, we need to support
these pro-life heroes in every way possible.
The most important pro-life vote in this election is the
one for President of the United States. The President
is the one who will appoint the judge to replace
Justice Antonin Scalia to the Supreme Court. It is the
Supreme Court that “found” the “right to abortion” in the
Constitution in the Roe and Doe decisions, and it will
be the Supreme Court that reverses these catastrophic
decisions. The opening of the pro-life seat on the
Court following the death of Antonin Scalia has made
possible a change in the balance of the Court. We
must have a pro-life President, who will appoint a judge
who will uphold the Constitution against Justices who
want to legislate from the bench.
It is for this reason that WVL-PAC is supporting Ted
Cruz. He has a well-constructed position on the issue of
life and knows the importance of judicial appointments.
Endorsed
Pro-Life
Patsy Trecost, II
NO
Endorsed
Pro-Life
Mac Warner
Pro-Abortion
Natalie Tennant
In the race for Secretary of State, WVL-PAC
has endorsed Patsy Trecost and Mac Warner in the
Democrat and Republican Primaries respectively.
Trecost had a solid pro-life record as a Delegate.
Please Do NOT vote for Natalie Tennant as she
has been endorsed in the past by the radical proabortion group EMILY’s List, which supports only
candidates who support abortion for any reason,
and using your tax dollars to pay for abortion.
Contributors: Mary Anne Buchanan, Cheryl Carr, Karen
Cross, Wanda Franz, Ph.D., Patricia Johnson
Life Matters, the official publication of West Virginians
for Life, 25 Canyon Rd., Morgantown, WV 26508, (304)
594-9845, [email protected], is published at 25 Canyon
Rd., Morgantown, WV 26508. Third class postage paid
at Morgantown, WV.
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ISSN 1084-3795, Vol. 38 No. 2 Published Quarterly
Contact
Your
Members
of U.S.
Congress
Other Statewide Races
A chapter in WV history will come to end as long-time State Auditor Glen Gainer
is no longer running. John McCuskey has been endorsed for the State Auditor
office. McCuskey enjoyed a 100% pro-life voting record while serving in the House
of Delegates.
Larry W. Faircloth received endorsement to State Treasurer in the Republican
Primary while John Perdue received endorsement in the Democrat Primary.
In the Agriculture Commissioner race, WVL-PAC endorsed Kent Leonhardt and
Walt Helmick in the Republican and Democrat Primaries respectively.
Endorsed Candidates
for State Treasurer
Endorsed for
State Auditor
Endorsed
Pro-Life
John McCuskey
Endorsed
Pro-Life
John Perdue
Democrat
Primary
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito - (202) 224-6472
Endorsed
3
Endorsed
Pro-Life
Larry W. Faircloth
Republican
Primary
172 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510
email: [email protected]
Sen. Joe Manchin III - (202) 224-3954
306 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510
email: [email protected]
Rep. David McKinley (WV-1) - (202) 225-4172
412 Cannon HOB, Washington, DC 20515
email through website: https://mckinley.house.gov/contact-me/email-me
Endorsed Candidates for
Agriculture Commissioner
Pro-Life
Kent Leonhardt
Republican
Primary
Endorsed
Pro-Life
Walt Helmick
Democrat
Primary
Rep. Alex Mooney (WV-2) - (202) 225-2711
1232 Longworth HOB, Washington, DC 20515
email through website https://mooney.house.gov/contact/email
Rep. Evan Jenkins (WV-3) - (202) 225-3452
502 Cannon HOB, Washington, DC 20515
email through website https://evanjenkins.house.gov/contact
WVL-PAC
Endorsed
Candidates
in U.S.
Congressional
Races
1st Congressional District
NO
Endorsed
Pro-Life
Congressman
David McKinley
Pro-Abortion
Mike Manypenny
2nd Congressional District
Endorsed
Endorsed
Pro-Life Congressman
Alex Mooney
in Republican Primary
In the race for U.S. Congress (1st District), David McKinley has a 100%
pro-life voting record. He is 25 for 25 and has cosponsored many pro-life
bills while serving in Washington. Among them are the Reconciliation bill
which would have defunded Planned Parenthood and repealed Obamacare
provisions. Other bills he supported are the federal Pain-Capable Unborn Child
Protection Act and the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act. He deserves the
endorsement of West Virginians for Life Political Action Committee (WVL-PAC).
Also running in the 1st Congressional District is Mike Manypenny. As a
former West Virginia Delegate, he voted to allow abortion of unborn babies
from the time they have been scientifically proven to feel pain at 20 weeks,
Pro-Life
Harvey Peyton
in Democrat Primary
Life
WestVirginians for
NO
Endorsed
Pro-Abortion
Mark Hunt
Pro-Life
Congressman
Evan Jenkins
maybe earlier, up to birth.
Endorsements in the 2nd District are Alex Mooney in the Republican
Primary and Harvey Peyton in the Democrat Primary. It is important to point
out that Mark Hunt has a pro-abortion record from previous service in the
West Virginia legislature.
Evan Jenkins, with a 100% pro-life voting record on Capitol Hill, received
endorsement in the 3rd Congressional District. His 100% pro-life voting
record while serving in the West Virginia legislature, has continued in
Washington with bills that, among them, would repeal Obamacare and defund
Planned Parenthood.
Who will take over as Governor in 2017?
Among statewide races, the
endorsed candidates in the race
for Governor, are Bill Cole in the
Republican Primary and Jeff Kessler
in the Democrat Primary.
As Senate President, Senator Cole
(with a 100% pro-life voting record)
has presided over a chamber that
has been pro-life friendly having
passed the Pain-Capable Unborn
Child Protection Act and most
recently the Unborn Child Protection
from Dismemberment Abortion Act.
Jeff Kessler has a solid pro-life
voting record having cosponsored
such legislation as the Women’s
Right to Know Act and the Unborn
Victims of Violence Act.
Virtual newcomer on the political
landscape is Greenbrier businessman
Jim Justice. He did not return a
survey and refused to meet with West
Virginians for Life, so one may draw
their own conclusions.
Booth Goodwin has made it
clear where he stands. The proabortion candidate was described
on the WVFree Action Fund website
3rd Cong. District
Endorsed
Endorsed
Senate Changes
Needed
There are two particular West
Virginia Senate races with proabortion incumbents. WVL-PAC
endorsed pro-life challengers in these
races. In Senate District 12, Derrick
Love has been endorsed in the
Republican Primary. Please DO NOT
vote for Doug
Senate District 12
Facemire in
the Democrat
Primary.
Facemire has
a 0% pro-life
voting record
NO
that spans
Pro-Life Pro-Abortion
eight years.
Derrick
Doug
In Senate
Love
Facemire
District 17, the
PAC endorsed Chris Stansbury in
the Republican Primary. He amassed
a 100% pro-life voting record in the
House. Please DO NOT vote for
Corey Palumbo in the Democrat
Primary with his 0% pro-life voting
record over 13 years in the West
Virginia House and Senate.
Endorsed
Pro-Life Bill Cole
Endorsed in
the Republican Primary
Pro-Life Jeff Kessler
Endorsed in
the Democrat Primary
(WVFree is a pro-abortion activist
organization in the state) in this
manner: “We do know that Booth
Goodwin is pro-choice. He said, ‘I
was blessed to be raised by a strong,
smart, wonderful mother and God
gave me a strong, smart, beautiful
wife. Bottom line is this: women are
smart. I trust women to make their
own decisions. And this is truly a
matter of liberty.’”
Senate District 17
Paid for by West Virginians for Life PAC wvforlife.org
Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.
Mary Anne Buchanan, Treasurer
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
4
Pro-Life Chris
Stansbury
(immediate right)
Pro-Abortion
Corey Palumbo
(far right)
Endorsed
NO
The following chart is a service to you describing
the pro-life records of the candidates running in
this year’s election. The first four columns consist
of selected questions from the WVFL Candidate
Survey. The questions for each are presented here.
A “yes” answer is pro-life for all four questions. If no
response is indicated, a survey was not received.
An asterisk (*) indicates written comments were
included. The following four questions were asked:
1. Would you support Abortion Opt-Out legislation
Candidate
Surveys
and Voting
Records
3. In the Webster decision handed down July 3, 1989, the
U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Missouri statute that
limited the use of public facilities for abortions when
the mother’s life was not at stake. It is now clear that it
is entirely appropriate and legal for a state to make a
decision to stay out of the abortion business altogether.
Would you vote to prevent the use of tax funds for
abortion other than to prevent the death of the mother?
4. Would you oppose the legalization of assisting suicide
through lethal prescription?
Pain Vote - The vote on final Passage of The Pain-
which allows West Virginia to prohibit all
qualified health plans offered through the state
Exchange from including abortion coverage,
except to prevent the death of the mother?
Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (HB 4588) on
2/11/2015. Y is a pro-life vote. N is for no. A is for absent.
Dismemberment Act Vote (Dismem Vote) - The
vote on the final Passage of The Unborn Child Protection
from Dismemberment Act (SB 10) on 2/29/2016. Y is a
pro-life vote. N is for no. A is for absent.
2. The WV Parent’s Right to Know law (passed in
1984) is inadequate in enforcing a parent’s right
to receive notice of a minor daughter’s abortion,
because it allows a “second physician” to sign
off on a secret abortion. Would you support
amending the current law to close this loophole?
Governor Override Vote (Gov Ovr) - Override
vote of Governor Tomblin’s veto of The Unborn Child
Protection from Dismemberment Act on 3/10/2016. Y is a
pro-life vote. N is for no. A is for absent.
It should be noted that the pro-life voting percentages are based on the 2013-2016 cumulative voting records
which can be found in their entirety on the WVFL website at wvforlife.org/blog/publications-category/state-voting-records.
House of Delegate Candidates
House Candidates
Jones, Ronnie D.
McGeehan, Pat
Zatezalo, Mark
Diserio, Phillip W.
DiCiccio, Robert "Chic"
Fluharty, Shawn
Reed, Scott
Storch, Erikka
Canestraro, Joe
Ferro, Mike
Evans, David A.
Kelley, Del T.
Pethtel, Dave
Wiley, Phillip
Combs, T. Chris
Romine, Wm. Roger
Harshbarger, Jason S.
Anderson, Bill
Kimes, Dennis "Shannon"
Marion, Jim
Hollen, Ray
Summers, Angela
Daniel, Andy
Leach, J. Morgan
Merriman, Bill
Ruble, Stephen
Bell, Bill
Criss, Vernon
Deem, Frank
Dodrill, Matthew
Kelly, John R.
Benbow, Tanya (Walker)
Atkinson, Martin "Rick"
Hardway, Anna M.
Keaton, Riley
Barr, Jason "Biglift"
Morris, Missy
Westfall, Steve
Brewer, Scott
Ingels, Marla "Dee"
Juba-Plumley, Rosalee
Thaxton, George A.
Cadle, Amanda
Crouse, Kathie Hess
Higginbotham, Joshua K.
Ihle, Michael
Marchal, Robert
Fooce, Samantha Ann
Butler, Jim
Smith, Jeffrey
Turley, Terrence M.
Foster, Geoff
Ackers, Joe
Hornbuckle, Sean
Murdock, Justin
Spurlock, Matt
Stacy, James
Anderson, Dale
Bias, Lee A.
Miller, Carol
Romine, C.E. "Chuck"
Fincham, Joe M.
Lovejoy, Chad
Tighe, Jerry A.
Party Dist.
D
1
R
1
R
1
D
2
R
2
D
3
R
3
R
3
D
4
D
4
R
4
R
4
D
5
R
5
D
6
R
6
R
7
R
8
R
8
D
9
R
9
R
9
D 10
D 10
D 10
D 10
R 10
R 10
R 10
R 10
R 10
D 11
R 11
R 11
R 11
D 12
D 12
R 12
D 13
D 13
D 13
D 13
R 13
R 13
R 13
R 13
R 13
D 14
R 14
D 15
D 15
R 15
D 16
D 16
D 16
D 16
D 16
R 16
R 16
R 16
R 16
D 17
D 17
D 17
County
Brooke, Hancock
Brooke, Hancock
Brooke, Hancock
Brooke, Ohio
Brooke, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio
Ohio
Marshall, Ohio
Marshall, Ohio
Marshall, Ohio
Marshall, Ohio
Monongalia, Wetzel
Monongalia, Wetzel
Doddridge, Pleasants, Tyler
Doddridge, Pleasants, Tyler
Pleasants, Ritchie
Wood
Wood
Wirt, Wood
Wirt, Wood
Wirt, Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Jackson, Roane
Jackson, Roane
Jackson, Roane
Jackson, Roane
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson, Mason, Putnam
Mason, Putnam
Mason, Putnam
Putnam
Putnam
Putnam
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Lincoln
Cabell, Wayne
Cabell, Wayne
Cabell, Wayne
1 2 3 4 Pain Vote
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Dismem Vote
Gov Ovr
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
% pro-life votes
33%
100%
100%
33%
N
N
N
6%
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
69%
100%
N
N
N
0%
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
100%
House Candidates
Cannon, Jarred
Brockus Dandelet, Anne
Parlock, Alex
Rohrbach, Matthew
Chaffin, Billy J. II
Hutchinson, Joe
Ross, Paul David
Sobonya, Kelli
Evans, Derrick
Griffith, Ric
Hicks, Ken
McComas, Matt
Michels, Gary
Stroud, Matthew
Thompson, Robert
Creamer, John. D.
Dillon, Henry Corby
Harmon, Sheldon Matthew
Ross, Mark
Blankenship,Ronnie L.
Marcum, Justin J.
Baisden, Michael J.
Livingood, Vivian
White, Phyllis
Dean, Mark
Stacy, Roger
Eldridge, Jeff
Gillenwater, Scott
McCallister, Gary
Johnson, Eric M.
Maynard, Zack
Moffatt, Michel G.
Blethen, Larry
Miller, Rodney A.
Belcher, Daniel
Johnson, Michael D.
Phillips, Rupert "Rupie" Jr.
Rodighiero, Ralph
Rowe, Tamus
Stone, Aaron
Blackwell, Frank "Bucky"
Paynter, Tony
Snuffer, Jacob
Evans, Ed
McKinney, S.P. "Pat"
Nevi, Shaun
Shandor, Mary Alice
Freeman, Sam
Harrison, Brian
Bailey, Carol B.
Shrader, Sabrina
Watson, Lacy
Ellington, Joe Jr.
Gearheart, Marty
Shott, John
O'Brien, William A. "Bill"
Williams, Wayne
Cooper, Roy G.
O'Neal, John D. IV
Moye, Ricky
Severt, Dereck
Wood, Greg
Bates, Mick
Kirby, Todd A.
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
100%
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
100%
N
N
N
0%
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
5
Party Dist.
R 17
R 17
R 17
R 17
D 18
D 18
D 18
R 18
D 19
D 19
D 19
D 19
D 19
D 19
D 19
R 19
R 19
R 19
R 19
D 20
D 20
R 20
D 21
D 21
R 21
R 21
D 22
D 22
D 22
R 22
R 22
R 22
D 23
D 23
R 23
D 24
D 24
D 24
R 24
R 24
D 25
R 25
R 25
D 26
D 26
D 26
D 26
R 26
R 26
D 27
D 27
D 27
R 27
R 27
R 27
D 28
D 28
R 28
R 28
D 29
R 29
R 29
D 30
R 30
County
Cabell, Wayne
Cabell, Wayne
Cabell, Wayne
Cabell, Wayne
Cabell
Cabell
Cabell
Cabell
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Logan, Mingo
Logan, Mingo
Logan, Mingo
McDowell, Mingo, Wyoming
Boone, Lincoln, Logan, Put
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone, Logan, Wyoming
McDowell, Mercer, Wyoming
McDowell, Mercer
McDowell, Mercer
McDowell, Mercer
McDowell, Mercer
McDowell, Mercer
McDowell, Mercer
Mercer, Raleigh
Mercer, Raleigh
Mercer, Raleigh
Mercer, Raleigh
Mercer, Raleigh
Mercer, Raleigh
Monroe, Raleigh, Summers
Raleigh
Raleigh
Raleigh
Raleigh
Raleigh
1
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y*
Y
Y
Y
2
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
3
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
4 Pain Vote
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Dismem Vote
Gov Ovr
% pro-life votes
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y*
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
92%
Y
Y
Y
85%
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
85%
100%
Y
Y
100%
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
100%
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
100%
Y
Y
Y
100%
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N*
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N*
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y* Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
* Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N*
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Canterbury, Ray
R 42 Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers
Y
Y
Y
100%
Beckwith, Margaret Kerr
D 43 Pocahontas, Randolph
Hartman, Bill
Y
Y
Y
85%
Isner, Phil
Y Y Y *
Kyle, Jonathan B.
Y* Y Y
Kolsun, Phillips Bruce
R 43 Pocahontas, Randolph
N Y Y Y
Moore, Clayton D.
Y Y Y Y
Lynch, Dana L.
D 44 Nich, Rand, Upshur, Web
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
N
73%
House
Candidates
Party
County Web
1 2 3 4 Pain Vote Dismem Vote Gov Ovr % pro-life votes
% pro-life votes
Daniels,
Barbara
M Dist.
44 Nich, Rand, Upshur,
Ross,
Kristen
E. Sr.
D
Wyoming
Borchers,
Duane
R 31
44 Raleigh,
Nich, Rand,
Upshur, Web
Y Y Y Y
Arvon,
Lynne
R 31
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
Hamilton,
Bill
45 Raleigh,
Upshur Wyoming
Y
92%
Bullock,
D
Fayette, Nicholas, Ral
Kincaid, Tighe
RobertC."Bob"
R 32
45 Clay,
Upshur
Y Y Y Y
Crist,
D 32
Y Y Y Y
Smith,Greg
Peggy Donaldson
46 Clay,
Lewis,Fayette,
Upshur Nicholas, Ral
Y
Y
Y
Y
92%
Davis,
Joel
D
Atchison,
James R.
R 32
46 Clay,
Lewis,Fayette,
Y Y Y Y
Halsey,
Randy S.
D
Y Y Y Y
Martin, Patrick
R 32
46 Clay,
Lewis,Fayette,
Y
Kessler,
Mel
D 32
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y* Y Y* Y
Auvil, Ken
47 Clay,
Barbour,
Tucker
Lively,
Luke
D
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Wagner,
Danny
R 32
47 Clay,
Barbour,
Tucker
Y
Y
Y
100%
Love,
Mr.
Shirley
D 32
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y Y Y Y
Garcia,
Robert
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
Pino,
John Brad
D 32
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y Y Y Y
93%
93%
Hinerman,
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
N* Y N* Y
50%
50%
Staggers,
Margaret
Anne
D 32
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Howe, Paul
J. III
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
Sulesky,
D 32
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y Y Y N
Iaquinta, William
Richard R.
J.
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
83%
Teel,
Dustin
D 32
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Malcolm,
Brock M.
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
Fast,
TomDerek
R
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
McIntyre,
D 32
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
Haynes,
Austin
R
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y Y Y Y
Miley, Tim
D 32
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
Y
Y
Y
54%
Kessinger,
Kayla
R
Fayette,
Nicholas, Ral
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
Shaffer, Martin
D 32
48 Clay,
Harrison,
Taylor
Walker,
David A.
D 33
Y Y Y Y
50%
50%
Worth, Wayne
48 Calhoun,
Harrison, Clay,
TaylorGilmer
Hanshaw,
Roger
R 33
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
Hamrick, Danny
48 Calhoun,
Harrison, Clay,
TaylorGilmer
Y Y Y Y
Boggs,
D
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
82%
82%
Palmer,Brent
Jeff
R 34
48 Braxton,
Harrison,Gilmer
Taylor
Y
Given,
R 34
Y Y Y Y
Queen,Dwight
Ben M. "Ike"
48 Braxton,
Harrison,Gilmer
Taylor
Y
Adams,
Ben
D
Shrieves,
Debra S.
R 35
48 Kanawha
Harrison, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Britton,
C.B.
D
Waxman,
Theresa "Terry"
R 35
48 Kanawha
Harrison, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Byrd,
D
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
92%
92%
Wolfe,Andrew
RichardD.A. "Rick"
R 35
48 Kanawha
Harrison, Taylor
Casey,
Devin Joseph
D 35
Gobel, Dave
49 Kanawha
Marion, Monongalia, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Cooper,
Thornton
D
Summers,
Amy
R 35
49 Kanawha
Marion, Monongalia, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Knight,
D 35
Caputo,John
Mike
50 Kanawha
Marion
N
N
N
0%
Little,
ShawnLinda
D 35
Y Y Y *
Longstreth,
50 Kanawha
Marion
Y
N
N
27%
Rogers,
D 35
Manchin,Jack
Tim
50 Kanawha
Marion
Y
N
N
40%
Sheridan,
Benjamin M.
D 35
Weber, Daniel
50 Kanawha
Marion
Capito,
R 35
Mallow, Moore
Phil
50 Kanawha
Marion
Y Y Y Y
Grimm,
R 35
Triplett, Calvin
ll, Bobbie Damon
50 Kanawha
Marion
Johnson,
R 35
Ward, GuyBill
50 Kanawha
Marion
Kelly,
Matt Barbara Evans
R
Y Y Y Y
Fleischauer,
D 35
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
N
N
N
0%
Lane,
Charlotte
R
Y Y Y Y
Hansen,
Evan R.
D 35
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Nelson,
R
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
Jamison,Eric
Nancy
D 35
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Pauley,
KeithG.
D 35
Y Y Y Y
Lucas, John
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Guthrie,
NancyA.
D 36
N
N
N
0%
0%
Pyles, Rodney
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
N Y N Y
Parsons,
Kevin
D 36
Y Y N* N
Smerka, Billy
Jr.
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Robinson,
Andrew
D 36
Wendell, Barry
Lee
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
N N N N
Robinson,
Curtis Jr.
D 36
Y Y Y Y
Williams, John
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
N
Rowe,
Larry
L.
D
N
N
N
17%
17%
Acevedo,
Michael
R 36
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Wells,
Danny
D
0%
0%
Finch, Eric
R 36
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Y Y Y Y
Wilson,
Don
D
36
Kanawha
Frich, Cindy
R 51 Monongalia
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Cabell,
Tressie
R 36
Kurcaba,
Brian
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Y
Y
Y
100%
Marcum,
Adam
R 36
Statler, Joe
51 Kanawha
Monongalia
Y* Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Quinn,
E.
R
Y Y Y Y
Shaffer,Justin
Steven
D 36
52 Kanawha
Preston
Y
Y
100%
Ulery,
R 36
Y Y N
Sypolt,Brian
Terri L.
Funk
52 Kanawha
Preston
Y N
Y
Walker-Gaskins,
Chelsea
R
Tomson, Al
D 36
53 Kanawha
Preston, Tucker
Candidates
Party
County
1 Y
2 Y
3 Y
4 PainYVote Dismem
White,House
Brad
R Dist.
36 Preston,
KanawhaTucker
Y Vote GovYOvr % pro-life
100%votes
100%
Jennings,
D.R.
Buck
R
53
Y
Lewis,
Tony
J.
R
Y Y Y N
Pushkin,
Mike
D 53
37 Preston,
KanawhaTucker
N
N
N
0%
0%
Evans,
AllenJanet
V. "JT"
R
Mineral, Pendleton
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Thompson,
D 54
37 Grant,
Kanawha
Sponaugle,
Isaac W.
D
Pendleton
Y
Y
Y
46%
Goodman, Thomas
R 55
37 Hardy,
Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Smith,
Stephen G.
R
Pendleton
Y Y Y Y
Tull, Tom
D 55
38 Hardy,
Kanawha,
Putnam
Howell,
R 56
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Bender, Gary
DavidG.
38 Mineral
Kanawha, Putnam
Keadle,
Beverly
Cookman
D
Mineral
Foster, Nancy
Reagan
R 57
38 Hampshire,
Kanawha, Putnam
Y Y Y Y
Rowan,
Ruth
R 57
Mineral
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Keller, Bob
38 Hampshire,
Kanawha, Putnam
Cowles,
Daryl E.
R
Y
Y
Y
100%
Casto, Clint
D 58
39 Hampshire,
Kanawha Morgan
Y Y Y Y
Webster,
Cat
D 59
Hagerman,
Shannon
39 Berkeley,
Kanawha Morgan
Blair,
Saira
R
Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Holden,
Wes
D 59
39 Berkeley,
Kanawha Morgan
N
* N
Collis, Gary
D 39
60 Kanawha
Berkeley
Walters,
Ron"Peanut"
R
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
Kelley, Gary
W. Riggs
R 40
60 Kanawha
Berkeley
Y Y Y Y
Huffman,
Melissa
D
Senate
Senate
Candidates
Senate
Candidates
Candidates
PartyParty
Dist.
PartyDist.
County
County
9 6 Vote
Pain
9 Pain
Vote
Dismem
VoteDismem
Vote
Dismem
VoteGov
VoteOvr
Gov Gov
Ovr%Ovr
pro-life
% pro-life
%
votes
pro-life
votesvotes
Wilson,
S.
Marshall
R Dist.
60 Kanawha
Berkeley County
Y 4Y 5Y46Y594 6 5Pain
Straight,
Jeffrey
"Scott"
M
40
Ryan
Weld,
RyanRyan
R
R 1R D1 Brooke,Hancock,Marshall,Ohio
1 Brooke,Hancock,Marshall,Ohio
Brooke,Hancock,Marshall,Ohio
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%0%
100%
(House)
100%
(House)
(House)
Barrett,
Jason
61
Berkeley
Armstead,
Tim
R 40
Kanawha
Y Y Y Y Y inYHouse
YY in House
YY in House
100%
100% Weld,Weld,
Yost, Yost,
JackYost,
JackJack
D
D 1D 1 Brooke,Hancock,Marshall,Ohio
Y Y YY YYYYYYYY Y Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
% pro-life votes
Bishop, Travis
61 Kanawha
Berkeley
Shamblin,
Ronald
R 40
Nalley,
Nalley,
Ginger
Nalley,
Ginger
Ginger
R
R 2R 2 Cal,Dod,Gil,Mars,Mari,Mono,Rit,Ty,Wet
2 Cal,Dod,Gil,Mars,Mari,Mono,Rit,Ty,Wet
Cal,Dod,Gil,Mars,Mari,Mono,Rit,Ty,Wet
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Hardy, Douglas
R 61
Berkeley
Y Y Y
Maroney,
Maroney,
Maroney,
Mike MikeMike
R
Santana,
62
Berkeley
Zukoff,
Zukoff,
Lisa
Zukoff,
Lisa LisaChristy
D
D 2D D2 Cal,Dod,Gil,Mars,Mari,Mono,Rit,Ty,Wet
33% Ashley,
Overington,
62
Berkeley
YY
YY
Ashley,
Bob
Ashley,
Bob Bob John
R
R 3R R3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
Y inYHouse
Y in House
Y in House
Y Y
Y Y 100%
100%100%
100%
100% Boley,Boley,
LeMaster,
Kenneth Jr.
63
Berkeley
Donna
Boley,
Donna
Donna
R
R 3R D3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
YY YYYYYYYYYYYYY Y Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Santa
Barbara, Michael
63
Berkeley
Riggs,Riggs,
John
Riggs,
JohnJohn
R
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
100% Vanzile,
Vanzile,
Bradley
Vanzile,
Bradley
Bradley"Mike" D
D 3D R3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Folk,
Michael
63
Berkeley
Y
Y
100%
Azinger,
Mike
Azinger,
MikeMike Barbara
R "Barby"
3RUNEXP
R
3 UNEXP
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
inYHouse
YYin House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
100%
(House)
(House)
100% Azinger,
Frankenberry,
D3 UNEXP
Berkeley
Winans,
Winans,
Sam
Winans,
SamSam Eric L. R 3RUNEXP
R
3 UNEXP
Y Y YY YNYYYNY
Y N
Householder,
R3 UNEXP
Berkeley
Y
Y
100%
Gregory
Smith,
Gregory
Gregory
D 3DUNEXP
D
3 UNEXP
* Y * Y* Y
85% Smith,Smith,
Brown,
Sammi
D3 UNEXP
Jefferson
Carmichael,
Carmichael,
Carmichael,
MitchMitchMitch
R
R 4R 4 Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
4 Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Upson,
Jill
R 65
Jefferson
YY
YY
YY
100%
Lewis,Lewis,
Dustin
Lewis,
Dustin
Dustin
R
Dinges, David M.
D 66 Jefferson
Ashworth,
Ashworth,
Ashworth,
BruceBruce
Bruce
D
D 4D 4 Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
Espinosa,
66
Jefferson
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
Prim,Prim,
Brian
Prim,
BrianBrian Paul
D
D 4D R4 Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
Snyder,
Rod
67
Jefferson
Smith,Smith,
Tyson
Smith,
Tyson
Tyson
R
R 5R D5 Cabell,Wayne
5 Cabell,Wayne
Cabell,Wayne
Y Y YY YYYY Y
73% Plymale,
Moore,
Riley
R
67
Jefferson
Plymale,
Robert
Plymale,
Robert
Robert
D
D 5D 5 Cabell,Wayne
5 Cabell,Wayne
Cabell,Wayne
A
A A
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Swisher,
Daniel ScottR R 6R R6 McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
67
Jefferson
Swope,
Swope,
Chandler
Swope,
Chandler
Chandler
6 McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
House of Delegates Candidates
House Candidates
Party Dist.
County
1 2 3 4 Pain Vote Dismem Vote Gov Ovr
Ross, Kristen E.
D 31 Raleigh, Wyoming
Arvon, Lynne
R 31 Raleigh, Wyoming
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Bullock, Tighe C.
D 32 Clay, Fayette, Nicholas, Ral
Crist, Greg
Y Y Y Y
Davis, Joel
Halsey, Randy
Y Y Y Y
Kessler, Mel
Y* Y Y* Y
Lively, Luke
Love, Mr. Shirley
Y Y Y Y
Pino, John
Y Y Y Y
N* Y N* Y
Staggers, Margaret Anne
Sulesky, William R.
Y Y Y N
Teel, Dustin
Fast, Tom
R 32 Clay, Fayette, Nicholas, Ral
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Haynes, Austin
Y Y Y Y
Kessinger, Kayla
Y
Y
Y
Walker, David A.
D 33 Calhoun, Clay, Gilmer
Y Y Y Y
Hanshaw, Roger
R 33 Calhoun, Clay, Gilmer
Y
Y
Y
Boggs, Brent
D 34 Braxton, Gilmer
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Given, Dwight M. "Ike"
R 34 Braxton, Gilmer
Y Y Y Y
Adams, Ben
D 35 Kanawha
Britton, C.B.
D 35 Kanawha
Byrd, Andrew D.
D 35 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Casey, Devin Joseph
D 35 Kanawha
Cooper, Thornton
D 35 Kanawha
Knight, John
D 35 Kanawha
Little, Shawn
D 35 Kanawha
Y Y Y *
Rogers, Jack
D 35 Kanawha
Sheridan, Benjamin M.
D 35 Kanawha
Capito, Moore
R 35 Kanawha
Grimm, Calvin
R 35 Kanawha
Johnson, Bill
R 35 Kanawha
Kelly, Matt
R 35 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Lane, Charlotte R.
R 35 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Nelson, Eric
R 35 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Pauley, Keith
D 35 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Guthrie, Nancy
D 36 Kanawha
N
N
N
Parsons, Kevin
D 36 Kanawha
Y Y N* N
Robinson, Andrew
D 36 Kanawha
Robinson, Curtis Jr.
D 36 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Rowe, Larry L.
D 36 Kanawha
N
N
N
Wells, Danny
D 36 Kanawha
Wilson, Don
D 36 Kanawha
Cabell, Tressie
R 36 Kanawha
Marcum, Adam
R 36 Kanawha
Quinn, Justin E.
R 36 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Ulery, Brian L.
R 36 Kanawha
Y Y N N
Walker-Gaskins, Chelsea
R 36 Kanawha
White, Brad
R 36 Kanawha
Y
Y
Y
Pushkin, Mike
D 37 Kanawha
N
N
N
Thompson, Janet "JT"
D 37 Kanawha
Y
Goodman, Thomas W.
R 37 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Tull, Tom
D 38 Kanawha, Putnam
Bender, David
R 38 Kanawha, Putnam
Y Y Y Y
Foster, Nancy Reagan
Y Y Y Y
Keller, Bob
Casto, Clint
D 39 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Hagerman, Shannon
D 39 Kanawha
Holden, Wes
D 39 Kanawha
N Y * N
Walters, Ron
R 39 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Huffman, Melissa Riggs
D 40 Kanawha
Straight, Jeffrey "Scott"
M 40 Kanawha
Armstead, Tim
R 40 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
House
Candidates
Party
County
1 2 3 4 Pain Vote Dismem Vote Gov Ovr
Shamblin,
Ronald
R Dist.
40 Kanawha
Taylor, Lewis A.
R 40 Kanawha
Y Y Y Y
Justice, D. Joe
D 41 Greenbrier, Nicholas
Y Y Y
Young, Adam
D 41 Greenbrier, Nicholas
Y Y Y Y
Hill, Jordan
R 41 Greenbrier, Nicholas
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Baldwin, Stephen Jr.
D 42 Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers
Ambler, George "Boogie"
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Canterbury, Ray
Y
Y
Y
Beckwith, Margaret Kerr
Hartman, Bill
Y
Y
Y
Isner, Phil
Y Y Y *
Kyle, Jonathan B.
Y* Y Y
Kolsun, Phillips Bruce
N Y Y Y
Moore, Clayton D.
Y Y Y Y
Lynch, Dana L.
D 44 Nich, Rand, Upshur, Web
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
N
Daniels, Barbara
M 44 Nich, Rand, Upshur, Web
Borchers, Duane Sr.
R 44 Nich, Rand, Upshur, Web
Y Y Y Y
Barker,
Barker,
Brandon
Barker,
Brandon
Brandon
D
D 6D 6 McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
Hamilton, Bill
R 45 Upshur
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
92% Seay,Seay,
Rockwell
Seay,
"Rocky"
Rockwell
"Rocky"
D legislation
D 6D in
6 to
1)Rockwell
Would
you "Rocky"
support
WV
prohibit
all qualified health plans offered through the State
Bridges,
Bridges,
Jordan
Bridges,
Jordan
Ray
Jordan
Ray
R
R 7R 7coverage,
Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne
7 Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne
Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Kincaid, Robert "Bob"
R 45 Upshur
Y Y Y Y
Exchange
fromRay
including
abortion
except
to prevent the death of the Y
mother?
Johngrass,
Johngrass,
Garyyou
Garysupport
R amending
R 7R the
Y its
Y loopholes?
YY YYYYYYY Y
Smith, Peggy Donaldson
D 46 Lewis, Upshur
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
92% Johngrass,
2)Gary
Would
current
Parent's
Right to Know law to close
Kirkendoll,
Kirkendoll,
Kirkendoll,
Art
Art
Art
D
D
7
D
7
7
Y theYmother?
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Atchison, James R.
R 46 Lewis, Upshur
Y Y Y Y
3) Would you vote to prevent the use of tax funds for abortion other than to prevent the death of
OjedaOjeda
II, Richard
Ojeda
Richard
II, Richard
D
Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Martin, Patrick S.
R 46 Lewis, Upshur
Y Y Y Y
4)II,Would
you oppose
theDthe7Dlegalization
of assisting
suicide through lethal prescription?
Senate
Senate
Candidates
Senate
Candidates
Candidates
Party
Party
Dist.
County
County
County
4 Y
5Y
4Y
6Y
5Y
9Y
4Y
6Y
5
Pain
9Y
6YVote
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PartyDist.Dist.
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votes
Walters,
Walters,
Chris
Walters,
Chris
Chris
R Party
R Dist.
8R Dist.
8 Kanawha,Putnam
8 Kanawha,Putnam
Kanawha,Putnam
Y
Y
Y
YVoteDismem
Y Vote
Y Vote
Y Gov
YOvr
YOvr
100%
100%
100%
Auvil, Ken
D 47 Barbour, Tucker
Final Passage of the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (HB 4588) on 2/11/2015
Jeffries,
Jeffries,
Glenn
Jeffries,
Glenn
Glenn
D
D
8
Kanawha,Putnam
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
Weld,
Weld,
Ryan
Weld,
Ryan
Ryan
R
R 8
1D
R 8
1 Kanawha,Putnam
1 Kanawha,Putnam
inYHouse
YYin House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
100%
(House)
(House)
Weld,Weld,
Ryan
Weld,
RyanRyan
R
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%
(House)
R 1R 1 Brooke,Hancock,Marshall,Ohio
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
(House)
Wagner, Danny
R 47 Barbour, Tucker
Y
Y
Y
100%
Final Passage of Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Act (SB 10) on 2/29/2016
Yost,
Yost,
Jack
Yost,
Jack
D
D 9
1R
D 9
1 McDow,
1 McDow,
Y
Y
100%
JackJack
Yost, Yost,
JackYost,
D
D 1D 1 Brooke,Hancock,Marshall,Ohio
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Cline,
Cline,
SueCline,
SueJack
Sue
R
9
Ral,
McDow,
Wyo
Y
100%
R
Ral, Ral,
WyoWyo
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Garcia,
Robert
D 48
Harrison,
Taylor
Y YY YYYYYYYYYYYY Y
Override
vote
of Governor
veto
of Ral,
UCPFDA
on Wyo
3/10/2016
Nalley,
Nalley,
Ginger
Nalley,
Ginger
Ginger
R
RTomblin's
2
R 9
2 McDow,
D."Mike"
Michael
"Mike"
9
McDow,
Nalley,
Ginger
Nalley,
Ginger
Nalley,
Ginger
R
Goode,
D. Michael
"Mike"
Goode,
D.Goode,
Michael
D
D
9D
McDow,
Wyo
Ral, Ral,
Wyo
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Hinerman,
Brad
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Maroney,
Maroney,
Maroney,
Mike
Mike
Mike
R
R 10
2R 10
Maroney,
Maroney,
Maroney,
Mike MikeMike
R
R 2R D2 Cal,Dod,Gil,Mars,Mari,Mono,Rit,Ty,Wet
Ewing,
Tom
10
Fayette,Green,Monroe,Summers
Ewing,
Tom
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Ewing,
Tom
Howe,
Paul J. III
48
Harrison,
Taylor
* Indicates
Zukoff,
Zukoff,
Lisa
Zukoff,
Lisa
D
D
2R
D 10
Zukoff,
Zukoff,
Lisa Lisa
D 2D D2 Cal,Dod,Gil,Mars,Mari,Mono,Rit,Ty,Wet
Zukoff,
Lisa
D
Hill,
DanLisa a comment
10
Hill, Dan
R was
R made.
10
Hill,
Dan
Iaquinta,
Richard
J.
D
48
Harrison,
Taylor
83%
If
no
response
is
indicated
in
columns
1-4,
a
survey
was
not
received.
Ashley,
Ashley,
Bob
Ashley,
BobKenny
Bob
R
R 10
3R 10
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Ashley,
Y in House
100%
Ashley,
Bob Bob
R 3R 3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
Y in House
Y in House
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Ashley,
Bob
R
Mann,
10
Mann,
Kenny
Mann,
Kenny
Malcolm,
Brock M. R R 3R D3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Boley,
Boley,
Donna
Boley,
Donna
Donna
R
R
3D
R 10
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
YYYin House
YY in House
YY in House
Y in House
YY in House
YY in House
Y92%100%
100%
Boley,
Donna
100%
Donna
Boley,Boley,
Donna
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Perry,
Dave
10
Y in House
Y
Y in House
92%
(House)
Perry,
Dave
D
Perry,
Dave
D 10
inYHouse
(House)
92%100%
(House)
Riggs,
Riggs,
John
Riggs,
JohnGreg
John
R
R 11
3R 11
Riggs,
JohnJohn
Riggs,Riggs,
John
R
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
McIntyre,
Derek
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Boso,
11
Gra,Nich,Pe,Po,Ran,Upshur,Web
100%
Greg
Boso,Boso,
Greg
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Vanzile,
Bradley
Vanzile,
Bradley
Bradley
D
D 11
3D 11
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
Vanzile,
Bradley
Y Y
Vanzile,
Bradley
D
D 3D D3 Pleasants,Roane,Wirt,Wood
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
Vanzile,
Bradley
Campbell,
Denise
11
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
(House)
Miley,
Tim
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Y
Y
54% Vanzile,
Campbell,
Denise
Campbell,
Denise
inYHouse
YYin House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
88% (House)
88%88%
(House)
Azinger,
Azinger,
Mike
Azinger,
Mike
Mike
3 UNEXP
3 UNEXP
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
inYHouse
YYin House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
100%
(House)
(House)
Azinger,
R
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%
(House)
Azinger,
MikeMike
Azinger,
Mike
R 3RUNEXP
3 UNEXP
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
inYHouse
YYin House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
(House)
Cornette
II, Franklin R 3RUNEXP
Brax,Clay,Gilmer,Harr,Lewis
Cornette
II, Franklin
Cornette
II,
Franklin
12R
12
Shaffer,
Martin
D 3 UNEXP
Harrison,
Taylor
Winans,
Winans,
Sam
Winans,
Sam
Sam
R
3
R
UNEXP
3
UNEXP
3
UNEXP
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
Winans,
Sam
R
3
UNEXP
Y
Y
Y
N
Winans,
Sam
Winans,
Sam
R
3
R
UNEXP
3
UNEXP
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
Love,
Derrick
R
12
Y
Y
Y
Y
Love,
Derrick
Love,
Derrick
12
12
Y
Y
Worth, Wayne
D 48 Harrison, Taylor
Smith,
Gregory
Smith,
Gregory
Gregory
D 3DUNEXP
3 UNEXP
3 UNEXP
* Y * Y* Y N
Smith,
Gregory
D
Gregory
Smith,Smith,
Gregory
D 3DUNEXP
3 UNEXP
Facemire,
Douglas
Facemire,
Douglas
Facemire,
Douglas
12D
12
N N
N
N N
N
N N
0% 0% 0%
Hamrick,
Danny
R 3 UNEXP
Harrison,
Taylor
Y *Y YY* YY * Y Y
Y
Y
100% Smith,
Carmichael,
Carmichael,
Carmichael,
Mitch
Mitch
Mitch
R
R 13
4R 13
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Carmichael,
100%
Carmichael,
Carmichael,
MitchMitchMitch
R
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Bledsoe,
Barry
13
Marion,Monongalia
Bledsoe,
Barry
Marion,Monongalia
Marion,Monongalia
Bledsoe,
Barry
Palmer, Jeff
R 48 Harrison, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Lewis,
Lewis,
Dustin
Lewis,
Dustin
Dustin
R
R 13
4R 13
Lewis,
Dustin
Dustin
Lewis,Lewis,
Dustin
R
Clawson,
James
13
Marion,Monongalia
Clawson,
James
Marion,Monongalia
Marion,Monongalia
Clawson,
James
Queen,
Ben
R 48
Harrison,
Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Ashworth,
Ashworth,
Ashworth,
Bruce
Bruce
Bruce
D
D
4
D
4
4
Ashworth,
Bruce
Ashworth,
BruceBruce
D
Ashworth,
D 4D 4 Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
Oliver,
13 Marion,Monongalia
Marion,Monongalia
Oliver,
Jack
13 13 Marion,Monongalia
Oliver,
JackJack
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Shrieves,
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Prim,
Prim,
Brian
Prim,
BrianRoman
BrianRoman
D
D 13
4D 13
Prim,
Prim,Prim,
Brian
BrianBrianDebra S. D
D 4D R4 Jackson,Mason,Putnam,Roane
Prezioso,
13
Marion,Monongalia
100%
Prezioso,
Prezioso,
Roman
Marion,Monongalia
Marion,Monongalia
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Waxman,
Theresa "Terry"
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Y YY YYYYYYYYY Y
Y
Y
100% Smith,Smith,
Tyson
Smith,
Tyson
Tyson
R
R 14
5R 14
5 Cabell,Wayne
5 Cabell,Wayne
Cabell,Wayne
Y Y YY YYYYYYY
Smith,
Tyson
5 Cabell,Wayne
Cabell,Wayne
Y
Smith,Smith,
Tyson
R
Tyson
R 5R R5 Cabell,Wayne
Randy
14
Bar,Gra,Har,Mine,Mono,Pres,Tayl,Tuck
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%
(House)
Randy
Randy
inYHouse
YYin House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
(House)
Wolfe,
Richard
48
Harrison,
Taylor
Plymale,
Plymale,
Robert
Plymale,
Robert
D
D
5D 14
5 Cabell,Wayne
5 Cabell,Wayne
Cabell,Wayne
Y
A
A
Y
Y
100%
Plymale,
Robert A. "Rick"
5 Cabell,Wayne
Cabell,Wayne
100%
Plymale,
Robert
Plymale,
Robert
D
D 5D R5 Cabell,Wayne
A
A A
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Williams,
Bob
14
*Y
*Y
* Y
Y
Williams,
BobRobert
Williams,
Bob
D
D 14
* Y
* Y
*Y
YY
*Y
*Y
YY
* YY
YY
Y Y
Y
Y A
Y
Y Y 100%
100%100%
100%
Gobel,
Dave
49
Marion,
Monongalia, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Swope,
Chandler
Swope,
Chandler
Chandler
R
R
6R
Swope,
Chandler
Swope,
Chandler
R
R 6R D6 McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
Swope,
Chandler
Blair,
Craig
R 15
15
Berk,Hamp,Mine,Morgan
100%
Blair,
Craig
Blair, Swope,
Craig
R
R 15
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Barker,
Brandon
Barker,
Brandon
Brandon
D
D
6D
Barker,
Brandon
Barker,
Brandon
D 6D R6 McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
Barker,
Brandon
D
Summers,
Amy
49
Marion,
Monongalia, Taylor
Y Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
100% Barker,
Kump,
Larry
R 15
15
100%
(House)
Kump,
Larry
Kump,
Larry
R
R 15
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
100%100%
(House)
(House)
Seay,
Rockwell
Seay,
Rockwell
"Rocky"
Rockwell
"Rocky"
"Rocky"D
D 15
6D 15
Seay,
Rockwell
"Rocky"D
Seay,Seay,
Rockwell
"Rocky"
Rockwell
"Rocky"
D 6D D6 McDow,Mercer,Mingo,Wayne
Noll,
Brad
15
Noll, Brad
Noll,
Brad
Caputo,
Mike
50
Marion
N
N
N
0% Seay,
Bridges,
Bridges,
Jordan
Bridges,
Jordan
Ray
Jordan
Ray
Ray
R
R
7
R
7
7
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Bridges,
Jordan
Ray
R
7
Y
Y
Y
Y
Bridges,
Jordan
Ray
R
7
Bridges,
Jordan
Ray
R
7
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Funkhouser,
Joe
16
Berkeley,Jefferson
Funkhouser,
Joe
16
Berkeley,Jefferson
Funkhouser,
Joe
16
Berkeley,Jefferson
Longstreth, Linda
D 50 Marion
Y
N
N
27%
Johngrass,
Johngrass,
Gary
Gary
Gary
R
R 16
7R 16
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Johngrass,
Gary
Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne Y Y YY YYYYYYY
Y Y
Johngrass,
Johngrass,
Gary Gary
R
R 7R D7 Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne
Rucker,
Patricia
16
Berkeley,Jefferson
Rucker,
Patricia
Berkeley,Jefferson
Rucker,
Patricia
Berkeley,Jefferson
Manchin,
Tim
50
Marion
N
N
40% Johngrass,
Kirkendoll,
Kirkendoll,
Kirkendoll,
Art David
Art David
Art
D
D 16
7D 16
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
Kirkendoll,
100%
Kirkendoll,
Kirkendoll,
Art Art Art
D
D 7D 7 Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
Manthos,
16
Berkeley,Jefferson
Manthos,
Manthos,
David
Berkeley,Jefferson
Berkeley,Jefferson
Weber,
Daniel
D 50
Marion
Ojeda
Ojeda
II, Stephen
Richard
Ojeda
II, Stephen
Richard
II, Stephen
Richard
D
D 16
7D 16
Y Y YY YYYYN
YY
Ojeda
II, Richard
Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
OjedaOjeda
II, Richard
D
D 7D 7 Boone,Lincoln,Logan,Mingo,Wayne
II, Richard
Skinner,
16
Berkeley,Jefferson
in House
Skinner,
Berkeley,Jefferson
Skinner,
Berkeley,Jefferson
inYHouse
NYin N
House
N in House
N in N
House
in House
N in House
N in N
House
in House
0% (House)
0% (House)
0% (House)
Mallow, Phil
R 50 Marion
Y Y Y Y
Walters,
Walters,
Chris
Walters,
Chris
Chris
R
R
8
R
8
Kanawha,Putnam
8
Kanawha,Putnam
Kanawha,Putnam
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
100%
100%
100%
Walters,
8 Kanawha,Putnam
Kanawha,Putnam
100%
Walters,
Chris
R
Y
Y
Walters,
ChrisChris
R 8R 8 Kanawha,Putnam
Y Y
Y Y 100%100%
Stansbury,
Stansbury,
17 Kanawha
Kanawha
in House
in House
in House
100%
(House)
Stansbury,
ChrisChrisChris
17 17 Kanawha
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
Y in House
100%100%
(House)
(House)
Triplett,
ll, Bobbie Damon
R 50
Marion
Jeffries,
Jeffries,
Glenn
Jeffries,
Glenn
Glenn
D
D 17
8D 17
8 Kanawha,Putnam
8 Kanawha,Putnam
Kanawha,Putnam
Y Y YY YYYYYYYN Y N N
Jeffries,
Glenn
8 Kanawha,Putnam
Kanawha,Putnam
Jeffries,
Glenn
D
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Jeffries,
Glenn
D 8D 8 Kanawha,Putnam
Palumbo,
Corey
17
Kanawha
Palumbo,
Corey
Kanawha
N N
N N
Palumbo,
Corey
Kanawha
N
N
0% 0% 0%
Ward,
Guy
50
Marion
Cline,
Cline,
SueCline,
Sue Sue
R
R 9R 9 McDow,
9 McDow,
Ral,
McDow,
Wyo
Ral, Ral,
WyoWyo
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y 100%100%
100%
9 McDow,
McDow,
100%
Cline,Cline,
SueCline,
R
Ral,
Wyo
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Y
Y
Sue Sue
R 9R R9 McDow,
Ral, Ral,
WyoWyo
Y Y
Y Y 100%100%
Fleischauer,
Barbara
51
Monongalia
N
N
0% Goode,
Goode,
D.Goode,
Michael
D. Michael
D."Mike"
Michael
"Mike"
"Mike"
D
D 9D 9 McDow,
9 McDow,
Ral,
McDow,
Wyo
Ral, Ral,
WyoWyo
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
D."Mike"
Michael
"Mike"
9 McDow,
McDow,
Y Y
Goode,
D.Goode,
Michael
DEvans
Ral,
Wyo
Y Y YY YYYYYYN
Goode,
D. Michael
"Mike"
D 9D D9 McDow,
Ral, Ral,
WyoWyo
Hansen,
Evan
51
Monongalia
Ewing,
Ewing,
Tom
Ewing,
TomTom
R
R 10R 10 Fayette,Green,Monroe,Summers
10 Fayette,Green,Monroe,Summers
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Ewing,
Ewing,
Tom
R
Y Y YY YYYYYYY Y
Ewing,
TomTom
R 10R D10 Fayette,Green,Monroe,Summers
Jamison,
51
Monongalia
Hill, Dan
Hill, Dan
Hill, Dan
R
R 10R 10 Fayette,Green,Monroe,Summers
Hill,
Dan Nancy
Hill, Dan
R
Hill, Dan
R 10R D10 Fayette,Green,Monroe,Summers
Senate Candidates
6
18th
Annual
Rose
Dinner
Keynote speaker Jewels
Green held the audience
spellbound as she told
her transformative story
of going from being an
abortion clinic insider
to pro-life activist.
Seated L to R: Dr. Mary Paul, Annie Sarlo, Fr. Jeremiah
Lange and Wanda Franz, Ph.D.
Standing L to R: Claire and Mark Mey, Dr. Michael Hogan
and Jewels Green
MetroNews
and WAJR
sportscaster
and talk show
host Kyle
Wiggs was
Master of
Ceremonies.
WVU Music Performance Major
Hannah Friend sang.
Pastor Lee Dean of Mud
River Baptist Church in
Ona gave the invocation.
Seated L to R: Julie Schiffer, Abby Jo Lutz, Alex Phelps,
Collin Bisignani and Alexander Moryan
Standing L to R: Maryann Michelle, Danielle Licata, AimeeKate Gutowski and Chloe Harman
WVFL President Dr. Wanda Franz awarded
National Right to Life Political Director/
WVFL Political Liaison Karen Cross with
an engraved clock as a thank you for all
her hard work this past legislative session.
WVFL Program Director in a light-hearted moment
with Monroe Chapter Leader Martha Hunter and
husband Tom
Classical guitarist Dan Cunningham pleased the
crowd again, especially little Annamaria in the
arms of her Godmother Louise Deal.
L to R: Karen Cross, Suzi and Heather Bragg
and Michael Cross
7
Seated L to R: Cheryl Carr, Bev and Steve Riffon
Standing L to R: Christina Newlon and Delegate
Patsy Trecost
Seated L to R: Pete Deal, Bob and Irene Carubia and Robert
White
Standing L to R: Mary Tillman, Patricia and Bob Johnson,
Louise Deal and Jamie White with daughter
Seated L to R: Wood County Chapter Leader Patty Cooper,
Mon County Chapter Leader Donna Kolanko and Cabell
County Chapter Leader George Wallace
Standing L to R: Senator Robert Karnes, Chris Kolanko,
Nicholas County Chapter Leader Randy and Janice Meadows
Seated L to R: Clay and Erica Jarrell, Cathy and
Parker Grimes
Standing L to R: Kendra and Tim Linkous, Jessica and
Elliott Mayle
Bev Riffon is placing a bid on
an item in the Silent Auction.
18th
Annual
Rose
Dinner
NRL Political Director
Karen Cross, Delegate
Patsy Trecost and
Rose Dinner keynote
speaker Jewels Green
Seated L to R: Krissy Bailey, Pastor Lee and
Samantha Dean
Standing L to R: Bella Harris, Laura and Kyle Wiggs
Fr. Jeremiah Lange of St. John
University Parish, Morgantown gave
the benediction.
Seated L to R: Kelly & Pastor Mike Allen, Chuck & Marge
Northrop, Johnny Woods Standing L to R: Twila & Pastor
Tom Zimmerman, Ed & Nancy Keene, Cleve Forge
Seated L to R: Madelyn and Frank Romeo, John and Bethany Lojewski
Standing L to R: Kathy and Margaret Deely and Annette Lojewski
Seated L to R: Marion County Chapter Leader Andy Sabak,
Sandra and Hugh Costello Standing L to R: Greg Sabak,
Delegate Jill Upson and husband Kelvin
Seated L to R: Darlene and John Jenks, Susan McCollum, Mary
Louise and Charles McCollum
Standing L to R: Marguerite Dombroski, Harrison County Chapter
Leader Shirley Bowie and husband Bill
Seated L to R: Mildred and Bill Heffern, Monroe County
Chapter Leader Martha and Tom Hunter
Standing L to R: Tina Cosco and Pam Morris
Board Member Pastor Doug Joseph was
totally taken off guard with the awarding of an
engraved vase presented by Dr. Wanda Franz
for technical services rendered and the use of
his church for Board Meetings.
Delegate Jill Upson and Senator Robert Karnes attended the dinner for the
first time. They are pictured here with WVFL President Wanda Franz and
Dr. Michael Hogan.
Volunteer Heather Bragg did a terrific job at the registration
table.
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Seated L to R: Cindy and Todd Scott and JoJo Finch
Standing L to R: Louie and husband Delegate Joe Statler, Terri
Funk Sypolt, Debbie Warner and Eric Finch
Pro-Life
Profile
by Patricia Johnson
Crystal Repine
is a 35 year
old mother of a
blended family of Berkeley County
7 children: Kayla Chapter Leader
Crystal Repine
(20), Clayton
(15), Shelby (13),
Cayleb (13), Gage (12), Zachary (8),
and Grace (4). She and her husband
Ben each had 3 children before they
began dating and together have a
daughter. They are also blessed with
a beautiful granddaughter, Kannah
(3), from their oldest daughter, Kayla.
Though Kayla was just a teen when
Kannah was born, Crystal says the
child has been nothing but a blessing
for their family, especially Kayla.
Crystal has been a nurse for nearly
8 years, having received her LPN from
James Rumsey Technical Institute.
She is presently pursuing a Bachelor’s
degree in Nursing and plans to move
on to her Master’s degree from there.
When she first entered the medical
field as a CNA after high school,
her goal was to become a midwife.
Crystal desired to help women bring
their children into the world and to
encourage natural childbirth. Her
first nursing job was at the local jail
where she worked as a floor nurse
for 2 years, later becoming the nurse
administrator of the facility. Sadly,
while there, Crystal witnessed many
women entering the facility who were
pregnant and addicted to narcotics
and prostitution. She soon realized
what an epidemic this was in that
area. It was at this time Crystal came
to understand that God had a different
plan for her. With God’s help, she
felt a strong urgency to help women
suffering from addiction. She hopes
this goal will become a reality one
day. Since August 2015, she has
been working at a private practice
dermatologist office, which has given
her the opportunity to devote more
time to providing services within her
church and community, and hopefully
squeezing in finishing school.
Crystal and her husband are
members of Hedgesville Baptist
Church, where Ben recently became
a Deacon this year. They are very
involved in the Gospel ministry
and participate with homeless/less
fortunate missions, rallies, as well as
Crystal serving as a youth leader and
ladies outreach leader.
Crystal’s mother was involved
in the Berkeley County Chapter of
WVFL so she grew up familiar and
involved with the pro-life movement.
Crystal participated in all the walks
and rallies with her mother and sisters,
and even participated in the state
oratory contest in Charleston when
she was 16 years old. She has never
known life apart from being involved
in the pro-life movement. She was
feeling the fire to be involved in the
chapter about 3-4 years ago and
spoke briefly with John Overington last
year, who encouraged her to restart
Berkeley County Chapter, which she
now serves as the chapter’s newest
president.
The biggest challenge Crystal
sees for today’s pro-life movement is
how unaware young people are on
right to life issues. Sadly, the “prochoice” mantra is all too familiar for
the Gen-X and Millennials, who do
not always consider the sanctity of
life. Unfortunately, these youth allow
others to influence and think for them.
Crystal realizes these youth need
to know what it is we are actually
doing to these precious babies in an
abortion.
Crystal hopes to raise awareness
in this generation. She wants to bring
the younger and older generations
together, and to use whatever
technology is available for the good of
this cause.
Crystal is blessed with a great
support system in her large family
whom she strongly believes will make
a difference for life.
WVFL thanks Crystal for
reinvigorating the Berkeley County
Chapter and asks God’s blessings
upon her endeavor and on her
beautiful family!
In Election 2016 - House Cleaning Made Easy With YOUR Help
House of Delegates races are crucial to protecting
our pro-life House majority. In the May 10 Primary,
the WVL-PAC made the following endorsements:
In House District 2 (HD2) – WVL-PAC endorsed
In HD 33 – WVL-PAC endorsed Roger Hanshaw
in the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for David
Walker whose previous pro-life voting record was
50%.
Robert DiCiccio in the Republican Primary. DO NOT In HD 36 – WVL-PAC endorsed Curtis Robinson,
vote for Phillip Diserio whose pro-life voting record,
Jr. in the Democrat Primary and Justin Quinn
while previously serving in the House, was 33%.
and Brad White (100% pro-life voting record) in
the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for Nancy
In HD 3 – WVL-PAC endorsed Scott Reed and
Guthrie, Danny Wells, or Larry Rowe in HD 36
Errika Storch (100% pro-life voting record) in
with their 0%, 0% and 17% pro-life voting records
the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for Shawn
respectively. They voted to allow unborn babies
Fluharty with his 6% pro-life voting record. He voted
who can feel pain to be aborted throughout the
against the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection
entire nine months of pregnancy and they voted
Act and the Dismemberment Abortion Ban.
against a ban on a 2nd trimester abortion method
that tears a living, fully formed unborn baby apart
In HD 5 – WVL-PAC endorsed Phillip Wiley in
piece by piece.
the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for Dave
Pethtel . His pro-life voting record is 0%. He,
In HD 37 – WVL-PAC endorsed Thomas
too, voted against the Pain-Capable bill and the
Goodman in the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote
Dismemberment Abortion Ban.
for Mike Pushkin with his 0% pro-life voting record
having voted against the Pain-Capable bill and the
In HD 16 – WVL-PAC endorsed Dale Anderson,
Carol Miller and Chuck Romine in the Republican
Primary. DO NOT vote for Sean Hornbuckle. He has
a 0% pro-life voting record even voting to allow living, In HD 41 – WVL-PAC endorsed Jordan Hill in
the Republican Primary. His pro-life voting record
fully formed unborn babies in the 2nd trimester to
is 100%. DO NOT vote for Adam Young, a former
endure a brutal dismemberment abortion.
delegate whose pro-life voting record was 33%.
In HD 32 – WVL-PAC endorsed Tom Fast and
In HD 50 – WVL-PAC endorsed Phil Mallow in the
Kayla Kessinger in the Republican Primary. Both
have 100% pro-life voting records. DO NOT vote for Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for Mike Caputo,
Linda Longstreth or Tim Manchin. All voted against
Margaret Staggers. When she served in the past,
the Dismemberment Abortion Ban, thereby allowing
her pro-life voting record was 50%.
9
unborn babies in
the 2nd trimester
to be brutally
dismembered
while still alive.
In HD 51 –
WVL-PAC
endorsed John
Lucas, Billy
Smerka, Jr. and
John Williams in the Democrat Primary and Eric
Finch, Cindy Frich, Brian Kurcaba and Joe Statler
in the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for Barbara
Fleischauer. With a legislative career that spans
three decades, her pro-life voting record is 0%.
In HD 55 – WVL-PAC endorsed Stephen Smith
in the Republican Primary. Do NOT vote for Isaac
Sponaugle with his 46% pro-life voting record
having voted against the Pain-Capable bill and the
In HD 61 – WVL-PAC endorsed Douglas Hardy
in the Republican Primary. DO NOT vote for Jason
Barrett. He had a 0% pro-life voting record while
serving in the past.
For the full list of pro-life endorsed candidates visit
wvforlife.org/political and click on the graphic similar
to the one above.
Re
Delegates to the
Republican National
Convention to Play
Huge Role
In the words of West Virginia Republican Party
Chair Conrad Lucas, “The election of delegates
to the Republican National Convention could be
a more important vote on Primary Election day in
West Virginia than the popular vote for the GOP
candidates for president.”
Following are the Delegates to the Republican
National Convention who are recommended by
West Virginians for Life and National Right to Life:
1st District for Cruz
(vote only for these 3)
Warren W. Bigley
Chris Phillips
Rick Starn
2nd District for Cruz
Robert Karnes
Robert Potter
Michelle Wilshere
GOLF F RE
L
IFE
TOURNAMENT
gis
tr
Fo ation
rm
Thursday, June 2nd
Noon Tee Time
Lakeview Golf Resort & Spa,
Morgantown, WV
There are several ways to participate in the Golf FORE Life! Tournament, including playing in the
tournament, sponsoring a hole, donating tournament prizes or gifts, or doing all of the above! Please
complete this form and send back to us. Please contact us with any questions.
Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________
(as you would like it to appear on signage if sponsoring a hole)
*Name: ________________________________________________________________________________________
*Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________
*City: ___________________________________ *State: _____ *Zip____________ *Phone: ____________________
*Email: ________________________________________________________________________________________
* = Required, if available
Individual Golfer - Quantity: #____ $150 each (Golf registration includes lunch, beverages,
Team Registration - $600 each (Golf registration includes lunch, beverages and one gift bag
3rd District for Cruz
and one gift bag.)
per team player.)
Platinum Sponsorship - $2,000 each (includes 1 foursome, lunch for 4, a plaque, name on (vote only for these 3)
Marty Gearheart
Paul Hershberger
Jordan Hill
Gold Sponsorship - $1,500 each (includes 1 foursome, lunch for 4, name on Banner and T-box)
Silver Sponsorship - $1,000 each (includes 1 foursome, lunch for 4 and name on Banner)
At-Large Delegates
Putt-Off Sponsorship - $250 (includes name on Putt-Off Contest Banner)
Hole Sponsorship - $200 each (includes a sign on a hole - does not include golf registration)
Uncommitted
Patrick Morrisey
At-Large for Cruz
Bob Adams
Stuart Adkins
Susie Azevedo
Rick Barnett
Jeremy Bauserman
Tamara Cline
Lee Dean
Nellie Esque
Geoff Foster
Paul F. Hartling
Austin Haynes
Alex X. Mooney
John Overington
Tammy D. Phillips
Edward Rollins, Jr.
Charlie F. Spencer
Jason Swager
Banner and T-box)
Amounts are tax deductible less cost of golf and lunch.
My foursome includes: __________________________________________________________________________
Authorized Signature: ___________________________________________________________
If using check, please make payable to WVFL Ed Trust Fund. Mail, with this form, to
WVFL, 25 Canyon Road, Morgantown, WV 26508. If by credit card, please complete the following:
Donations for tournament prize items and players’
gifts are also needed - contact us for more details.
All proceeds benefit the WVFL Educational Trust Fund,
a 501(c)(3) organization. 1-304-594-9845.
West Virginia residents may obtain a summary of the registration
and financial documents from the Secretary of State, State Capitol,
Charleston, WV 25305. Registration does not imply endorsement.
VISA
MASTERCARD
Credit Card #: _______-_______-_______-_______
Exp. Date: _____/_________
PLEASE COPY AND DISTRIBUTE
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DISCOVER
Berkeley
Harrison
The newly formed Berkeley County Chapter held their first meeting on April 1. Among
those who attended were Senator Craig Blair and Delegate John Overington. The
President of West Virginians for Life, Dr. Wanda Franz (far right), was able to help
them get organized.
Several pastors who had been invited by the Harrison County Chapter of WVFL to
participate in the annual Life Chain in October were the guests of the chapter at the
18th Annual Rose Dinner on April 8.
Jefferson
Seated L to R: Pastor Bill and Patty Stutler and Pastor Jerry and Laura Fiscus
Standing L to R: Gail Schwenk and Pastor Sam Schwenk, Paula Boyles and Pastor
Paul Boyles and Pastor Doug and LaDonna Joseph
Mark
CalenYour
dar!
GOLF F RE
L
IFE
TOURNAMENT
This year’s
scheduled Walks:
Mon County
Chapter
Saturday, April 30
Contact: 304-282-5756
Thursday, June 2
at Noon
Monroe County
Chapter
Saturday, May 7
Contact: 304-772-4653
Ohio County
Chapter
Saturday, May 7
Contact: 304-547-4309
Lakeview Golf Resort & Spa
Morgantown, WV
The above was submitted by the Jefferson
County Chapter of WVFL last year following
their Mother’s Day Walk-for-Life.
(Registration form on page 10)
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Across
the Mighty State
Berkeley County:
Nine couples from four or five
different churches attended the
inaugural meeting of the newly
formed Berkeley County Chapter on
April 1. Call Crystal at 304-240-1570
to find out when and where the next
meeting will be held.
Cabell County:
Chapter Leader George Wallace
attended the 18th Rose Dinner.
Clay County:
The newly formed chapter meets
the first Thursday of every month at
the Clay County Public Library at 5:00
p.m. Call Sheena at 304- 587-7620
for more information.
Doddridge County:
Members of Doddridge County
Chapter traveled to Morgantown for
the Rose Dinner on April 8.
Harrison County:
The Harrison County Chapter was
pleased to have sponsored a table for
several pastors and their wives from
their area to attend the Rose Dinner.
It was good to see newly-elected
Chapter Leader Shirley Bowie and
husband Bill.
the Monroe, Raleigh, and Summers
County Chapters during the month
of April. Attorney David E. Gilbert,
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in
Summers County, spoke to the group
about his thoughts on abortion and
the life-of-the-mother exception.
Marion County:
Members of the chapter attended
the Rose Dinner.
Monroe County:
Wayne County:
Chapter Leader Martha Hunter and
husband Tom were happy to have
attended the Rose Dinner.
Wayne County Chapter just
finished helping A New Beginning
Crisis Pregnancy Center with their
annual Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser.
They sold some program ads,
baked some homemade desserts,
encouraged participation to eat
there and followed through with their
support for lunch. The chapter is now
gearing up for its second fundraiser;
Baby Bottle Blessing and is already
delivering bottles to participating
churches. The campaign runs from
Mother’s Day to Father’s Day. The
chapter’s main goal for this year is to
increase participation in National Life
Chain in October and to encourage
others to do it around the state. They
started in January by contacting
churches and organizing meetings to
develop a county wide chain...which
Monongalia County:
All in the area are invited to walk
in the annual Mother’s Day Walk-forLife on Saturday, April 30. The annual
Walk always means prizes and lots of
good food, but most of all, exposure
to the general public as participants
walk a well travelled traffic pattern in
Morgantown. Call 304-282-5756 for
more details.
Nicholas County:
Chapter Leader Randy Meadows
and wife Janice attended the 18th
Annual Rose Dinner.
Summers County:
The Summers County Chapter
hosted a tri-county meeting at
Sandstone with the leadership from
quickly became a Tri-State Life
Chain, encircling Wayne County.
In making all these connections
they are praying to make lasting
liaison relationships and increase
membership. They are praying
that this massive prayer chain will
reach the heart of God and that He
will end abortion. They challenge
each city and town who holds an
annual Life Chain to reach out to
a neighboring town and help them
build one. Chapter President Linda
Carver says, “If you live in a border
state city, reach across the border
and help your neighbors. Abortion
has no boundaries.”
Wood County:
Chapter Leader Patty Cooper was
a huge help greeting Rose Dinner
attendees at the registration table.
WV Teens for Life:
Co-presidents Ruthie and
Maria Deely invite you to tweet
or contact them at deelyma@aol.
com. The teen twitter account is
#WVTeens4Life.
25 Canyon Road - Morgantown, WV 26508 (304) 594-9845
[email protected] - www.wvforlife.org
2016 Calendar of Events
( ) YES! You can count on me to help save unborn children from abortion.
Enclosed is my BASIC state membership contribution of $35.
April 27- May 7
2016 Early Voting in West Virginia
( ) YES! You can count on me to help save unborn children from abortion. Enclosed is my GOLD membership contribution of $50.
May 10, Tuesday WV Primary Election
( ) I wish to support the work of the Political Action Committee* with a contribution of:
( ) $10 ( ) $25 ( ) $50 ( ) $100 ( ) $500 ( ) $1,000 ( ) $_______________
June 2, Thursday 4th Annual Golf FORE Life Tournament
Lakeview Golf Resort & Spa, Morgantown
( ) I wish to support the educational work of WVFL with an additional tax-deductible contribution of:
( ) $10 ( ) $25 ( ) $50 ( ) $100 ( ) $500 ( ) $1,000 ( ) $_______________
June 25, Saturday
Board Meeting
Clarksburg
Sept. 3 & 10, Saturday WVU Home Games
Concessions volunteers will be needed
( ) I wish to join the Rose Society with a monthly pledge of: (Rose Society members
receive a monthly update from the President and do not receive other fundraising
mailings or calls other than fundraising for the political action committee.)
( ) $10 ( ) $25 ( ) $50 ( ) $100 ( ) $500 ( ) $1,000 ( ) $_______________
Sept. 17, Saturday
October 8, Saturday
Name_____________________________________Phone____________________
Address____________________________________________________________
Board Meeting
Clarksburg
City__________________________________State_________Zip______________
Email_____________________Occupation Employer*________________________
Because in addition to educating, we are involved in trying to change the law, contributions to West Virginians for Life, Inc. are not
deductible as charitable contributions for income tax purposes. “West Virginia residents may obtain a summary of the registration and
financial documents from the Secretary of State, State Capitol, Charleston, WV 25305. Registration does not imply endorsement.”
*A maximum donation of $1,000 per person per election cycle is allowed to the PAC. Please include occupation and employer when
donating to the PAC. Corporate and church contributions to West Virginians for Life PAC are prohibited by law. Contributions to
West Virginians for Life PAC are voluntary. Please disregard if you are a public employee or not a WVFL member.
State Pro-Life Convention
Maranatha Fellowship, St. Albans
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Life Matters - West Virginians for Life

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