Legislator
State Delegate
Marshall Clay
(R) - West Virginia
West Virginia House District 51
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Capitol Office

State Capitol Complex, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd. East
Charleston, WV 25305
Phone: 304-340-3170

Fayetteville Office

1437 Cunard Road
Fayetteville, WV 25840
Phone: 304-860-8859
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Vote Record By Category
Category Vote Index Total Score
Civil Liberties 100
4
 
Economy 100
1
 
Education 50
0
Constitutional Government 33
-1
 
Healthcare 25
-2
 
All Bills 56
2
 
Rated Bill Votes
Bill Bill Name Motion Vote Date Rating Vote Comments
HB2007 Repeal Certificate of Need Motion to discharge committee rejected (Roll No. 229) 03/28/2025 1 Nay A motion to take up the bill to repeal the need to get permission from the government to build medical facilities to give medical services to willing customers freeing up the market.
HB2026 Bloated Budget Bill Passed House (Roll No. 385) 04/04/2025 -1 Yea The bill spendings $19 billion blowing taxpayers hard-earned money bureaucratic waste.
HB2129 Parental Rights Bill House concurred in Senate amendment and passed bill (Roll No. 368) 04/03/2025 1 Yea The Parental Rights bill protects parents to direct their minor children's upbringing, education, healthcare, and moral training.
HB2777 Homeschool Freedom Amendment rejected (Roll No. 300) 03/31/2025 1 Nay The amendment removes the requirement to turn in reports about academic achievement for homeschool families.
HB2777 Homeschool Freedom Passed House (Roll No. 316) 04/01/2025 1 Nay The bill removes red tape requirements like notices, reporting and other bureaucratic hurdles to homeschool making it easier for homeschool families.
HB3342 Protecting Firearm Industry Passed House (Roll No. 251) 03/28/2025 1 Yea The bill prohibits a financial institution that does business or has a contract with the state government from discriminating against a firearm entities/association because they do firearms commerce.
HB3412 Government Transparency Passed House (Roll No. 359) 04/02/2025 -1 Yea The bill allows the Legislative branch to be exempt from public records disclosure requirements.
SB154 Parental Right to Know Bill Passed House (Roll No. 551) 04/11/2025 1 Yea The bill requires schools to tell parents if their kids are engaged in any gender change accommodations at school.
SB270 Firearms Suppliers are Essential Businesses Passed House (Roll No. 416) 04/08/2025 1 Yea The bill recognizes the sale, repair, maintenance, and manufacture of firearms, ammunition, and related accessories as essential businesses during emergencies.
SB458 Universal Occupational Licensing Recognition Passed House (Roll No. 256) 03/31/2025 1 Yea The bill mandates licensing boards to issue professional or occupational licenses to individuals who hold similar licenses in other states if they reside in WV.
SB460 Vaccine Freedom Amendment rejected (Roll No. 154) 03/21/2025 1 Nay The amendment would allow for vaccine exemptions for any reason, not just religious and philosophical reasons.
SB460 Vaccine Freedom House rejected (Roll No. 162) 03/24/2025 1 Nay The bill would recognize religious and philosophical exemptions for vaccines.
SB486 Citizen & Resident to Vote Passed House (Roll No. 106) 03/18/2025 1 Yea The bill states that a person must be a United States citizen and a bona fide resident of the state to vote.
SB490 Ban Rank Choice Voting Passed House (Roll No. 38) 03/07/2025 1 Yea This bill prohibits Rank Choice Voting which violates the principles of one person, one vote.
SB573 Prohibit Ban on Motor Vehicle Power Source Passed House (Roll No. 391) 04/04/2025 1 Yea This law preempts localities and the state government from banning the use, purchase, or sale of motor vehicles based on the energy source.
SB748 Sales Tax Increase Motion shall the bill be rejected failed (Roll No. 494) 04/10/2025 1 Yea A motion to kill the bill to allows counties to put an extra 1% sales tax onto the ballot that makes things more expensive.
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