2025SB 490

Banning Confusing Ranked-Choice Voting Schemes

2025 - West Virginia Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

This bill prohibits the use of ranked-choice voting in West Virginia elections. CPAC opposes experimental voting systems that undermine voter confidence and supported this bill. The Senate passed this bill on 2025-03-04 by a vote of 31-2. The bill later became law.

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Legislators · 34

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Mike Azinger WV	Republican	84%	Conservative
Jason Barrett WV	Republican	86%	Conservative
Kevan Bartlett WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Donna Boley WV	Republican	82%	Conservative
Laura Wakim Chapman WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Anne Charnock WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Charles Clements WV	Republican	82%	Conservative
Vince Deeds WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Scott Fuller WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Joey Garcia WV	Democrat	50%	Leftist
Amy Grady WV	Republican	81%	Conservative
Bill Hamilton WV	Republican	63%	Conservative
Craig Hart WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Brian Helton WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Glenn Jeffries WV	Republican	54%	Conservative
Patrick Martin WV	Republican	87%	Conservative
Mark Maynard WV	Republican	86%	Conservative
Robbie Morris WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Mike Oliverio WV	Republican	86%	Conservative
Rupie Phillips WV	Republican	73%	Did Not Vote
Ben Queen WV	Republican	86%	Conservative
Rollan Roberts WV	Republican	86%	Conservative
Chris Rose WV	Republican	100%	Conservative
Patricia Rucker WV	Republican	85%	Conservative
Randy Smith WV	Republican	82%	Conservative
Mike Stuart WV	Republican	89%	Conservative
Tom Takubo WV	Republican	81%	Conservative
Eric Tarr WV	Republican	85%	Conservative
Jay Taylor WV	Republican	86%	Conservative
Darren Thorne WV	Republican	100%	Conservative
Ryan Weld WV	Republican	82%	Conservative
Tom Willis WV	Republican	90%	Conservative
Mike Woelfel WV	Democrat	55%	Leftist
Jack Woodrum WV	Republican	88%	Conservative