Wendy Coleman
Williamson
The gist
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State
What this office does: One of the 100 members of the West Virginia House of Delegates, which writes state laws and passes the state budget; each delegate represents one single-member district.
Williamson
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Fort Gay
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
Sponsored banning state subsidies for data centers.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4854 · wvlegislature.gov
“Prohibiting the state or any political subdivision from subsidizing any data center in West Virginia”
Sponsored requiring paper ballots in all elections.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4935 · wvlegislature.gov
“Relating to requiring paper ballots in all elections”
Sponsored a moratorium on school closures and consolidations.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4851 · wvlegislature.gov
“Relating to creating a moratorium on school closures and consolidations pending a West Virginia Department of Education (“WVDE”) school aid formula proposal.”
Sponsored amendment to elect the state school superintendent.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HJR 25 · wvlegislature.gov
“Constitutional amendment to make the state superintendent of schools, a constitutional officer position, elected by the people”
Sponsored eliminating the state Department of Education.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4855 · wvlegislature.gov
“To the elimination of the West Virginia Department of Education and providing direct funding for education”
Sponsored recognizing the Holy Bible as official state book.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HJR 32 · wvlegislature.gov
“Recognition of Holy Bible as Foundational Text and Official Book of West Virginia.”
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