House District 49 (part of Mineral county) elects one member.

Robert Schadler earned a B from Life Gauge.  He introduced one Life Gauge bill in 2007 (A), but did not introduce any bills in 2006 (D), for an average grade of B.  In 2007 he was not willing to introduce a motion on the floor to discharge the Constitutional Revision committee in reference to HJR 18, which would remove the right to abortion and to abortion funding from the WV Constitution. He is a Republican.  Contact him at PO Box 251, Keyser WV 26726 and thank him for cooperating with Life Gauge.

House District 48 (part of Mineral and Pendleton counties and all of Grant County) elects one member.

Allen Evans earned an A from Life Gauge.  He introduced Life Gauge bills in 2006 and in 2007.  In 2007 he was not willing to introduce a motion on the floor to discharge the Constitutional Revision committee in reference to HJR 18, which would remove the right to abortion and to abortion funding from the WV Constitution. He is a Republican.  Contact him at HC 33 Box 3025, Dorcas WV 26847 or 257-1426.  Thank him for cooperating with Life Gauge.

House District 50 (part of Mineral county and part of Hampshire county) elects one member.

Ruth Rowan earned an A from Life Gauge.  She introduced Life Gauge bills in 2006 and in 2007.  In 2007 she was not willing to introduce a motion on the floor to discharge the Constitutional Revision committee in reference to HJR 18, which would remove the right to abortion and to abortion funding from the WV Constitution. She is a Republican.  Contact her at HC 60 Box 113-A, Points WV 25437, or at 492-5790.  Thank her for cooperating with Life Gauge.

Senate District 14 (all of Mineral, Preston, Tucker, Barbour and Taylor counties, and part of Monongalia and Grant counties) elects two members.

Dave Sypolt earned an A from Life Gauge.  He introduced Life Gauge bills in 2007.  He is a Republican.  Contact him at PO Box 5, Kingwood WV, 26537, or at 698-5299, and thank him for cooperating with Life Gauge.

Jon Hunter earned an F from Life Gauge.  He voted against an Informed Consent bill in Judiciary Committee in 2001.  The bill died by a 9-7 vote.  He is a Democrat whose term ends in 2008.  Due to his voting record, Life Gauge does not recommend that constituents write to him.