West Virginia bills & sessions
Search West Virginia measures, sponsors, session histories, and enacted laws from Charleston.
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Track West Virginia legislation in Charleston (West Virginia State Capitol), run West Virginia whip boards, inspect section-level statutory redlines, check West Virginia Ethics Commission financial disclosures, and connect your AI.
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Every West Virginia dataset and intelligence tool below is available both in the web workspace and inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex over MCP.
West Virginia legislators
Explore West Virginia legislators, districts, party breakdowns, and committee assignments.
West Virginia recorded votes
Research recorded roll calls across the West Virginia upper and lower chambers in Charleston.
West Virginia committees
Find West Virginia committee referrals, chairs, and hearing schedules.
West Virginia Whip Count Boards
Build canonical whip boards for any West Virginia bill or issue across the West Virginia upper and lower chambers in Charleston, seeded automatically from sponsorships and roll-call votes with Tufte threshold bars.
West Virginia Statute Redlines & Mandates
See exact “striking X and inserting Y” statutory redlines, dollar/rate changes across versions, and mandatory state agency rulemaking deadlines.
Passage Outlook (p_law) & Coalitions
Evaluate calibrated enactment probability (p_law), bipartisan coalition breadth, and ranked key movers for West Virginia measures.
West Virginia Financial Disclosures
Inspect West Virginia Ethics Commission (Financial Disclosure Statement (W. Va. Code § 6B-2-6)) holdings, outside employment, and bill-sector conflicts.
5,390 bills held · 561 with copied full text · 538 recorded as enacted (538 with a law number). Counts come from the data coverage rollup, computed Oct 6, 2026; not every bill has text, and enactment is classified from recorded actions.
Jurisdiction presence checked Sep 11, 2026. Presence means records are available; it does not mean every record, text version, or individual vote is complete or current.
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Impact & redlines.
“Find active West Virginia bills on energy or healthcare, show their calibrated passage probability (p_law), and highlight any section-level statutory redlines.”
Whip & coalition math.
“Open a whip count board for this West Virginia bill in Charleston, seed stances from sponsorships and roll-call votes, and flag undecided committee members.”
Accountability & disclosures.
“Check West Virginia financial disclosures (Financial Disclosure Statement (W. Va. Code § 6B-2-6)) and outside employment for the sponsors of this West Virginia bill.”
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Deep legislative & statutory intelligence
Ask your AI about any federal or state bill, section redline, member, roll-call vote, or committee—with source provenance, freshness, and coverage gaps attached.
- Federal and 50-state bills, sponsors, and enactment status
- Section-level US Code & state statute redlines (“striking X and inserting Y”)
- Agency rulemaking mandates, deadlines, and must-pass omnibus riders
- Federal LDA lobbying disclosures and stakeholder position letters
Passage simulation, cascades & accountability
Know what is likely to pass, who moves next, and where a legislator’s record contradicts their stated position—plus monitors with signed webhooks.
- Calibrated enactment probability (p_law) & what-if endorsement simulation
- 30-day cosponsor cascade projections & committee obstacle networks
- Opposition research: vote contradictions, withdrawn cosponsorships & missed votes
- Topic, statute-citation, section, and member monitors with quiet hours
50-state whip boards, coalitions & CRM
Your AI counts whips across Congress and all 50 states, updates your CRM, runs scorecards, and manages isolated 501(c)(3)/c4/PAC treasuries—live in Watch Mode.
- Canonical federal & 50-state whip boards with Tufte threshold charts
- Multi-org coalitions, peer-reviewed stance tallies, and public whip pages
- Isolated 501(c)(3) / 501(c)(4) / PAC treasuries, budgets, and deal pipelines
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- Everything in Free, plus all 50 states and DC
- Vote alignment, blocs, influence networks, and bill lifecycle intelligence
- Elections, lobbying filings, and public-affairs news
- 10 active personal bill follows and a daily in-app digest
- 5,000 server requests per month
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1,500 server requests / year
- 1,500 server requests per year in one annual pool
- One individual account
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- Private CRM, 50-state whip boards, scorecards, opposition research, and automation
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A private professional workspace for regular individual policy work.
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5,000 server requests / month
- 5,000 server requests per month
- One individual account with multiple API keys
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- Team collaboration requires Platform & Teams
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A private professional workspace for high-volume individual research.
$499 / month
25,000 server requests / month
- 25,000 server requests per month
- One individual account with multiple API keys
- Federal and available 50-state research, industry impact, and passage simulation
- Private CRM, 50-state whip boards, scorecards, PAC/501(c) treasury, and automation
- Team collaboration requires Platform & Teams
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