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Member, House of Delegates, District 83
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George Street

Candidate for Member, House of Delegates, District 83

RepublicanIncumbent

Background

Occupation
Explosive ordnance technician; farmer
Lives in
Masontown

Delegate since 2022. An explosive ordnance technician trained at the U.S. Army EOD school, and a farmer.

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Documented positions

Roads & infrastructure

  • Sponsored expanded utility integrated resource plan requirementsIn office

    Lead sponsor of HB 4026 (2026 regular session), titled "Relating to expanding the requirements for integrated resource plans utility companies must file with the Public Service Commission". Status listed on the Legislature's site: RQST.

    George Street, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4026 · wvlegislature.gov

    “Relating to expanding the requirements for integrated resource plans utility companies must file with the Public Service Commission”
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Government & transparency

  • Sponsored additional fee in eminent domain proceedingsIn office

    Lead sponsor of HB 4780 (2026 regular session), titled "Private or government, to pay an additional fee during eminent domain proceedings". Status listed on the Legislature's site: Pending (Finance).

    George Street, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4780 · wvlegislature.gov

    “Private or government, to pay an additional fee during eminent domain proceedings”
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Courts & justice

  • Sponsored parole board consideration of sentencing judge's viewIn office

    Lead sponsor of HB 4779 (2026 regular session), titled "To require parole boards to take into account the sentencing judge’s recommendation at the time of sentencing". Status listed on the Legislature's site: Pending (Judiciary).

    George Street, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4779 · wvlegislature.gov

    “To require parole boards to take into account the sentencing judge’s recommendation at the time of sentencing”
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