You have voted SB-569: Relating to damages for medical monitoring.

You have voted SB-559: Providing protection for property owner when someone visiting private cemetery causes damage to property.

You have voted HB-2888: Relating to when contentions can be revived based on forensic scientific evidence that was not available at time of conviction.

You have voted HB-2884: To make changes to the FOIA law to protect public utility customer databases from disclosure, with exceptions.

You have voted SB-553: Removing liability from railroad company in certain instances.

You have voted HB-2836: Allow the establishment of a prescriptive public easement on private property for roads or paths traversed by the public in vehicles over a period of 20 or more years.

You have voted HB-2845: Stop Social Media Censorship Act.

You have voted SB-512: Relating to filing of asbestos and silica claims.

You have voted SB-511: Preventing compensatory damage awards for medical expenses under certain circumstances.

You have voted HB-2809: Relating to admissibility of certain evidence in a civil action for damages.

You have voted HB-2781: To create the Occupational Licensing Legal Fund in the State Treasury.

You have voted HB-2762: Exempt from this article any actions arising from the practice of elective abortion or elective abortion relates services.

You have voted HB-2730: Relating to persons filing federal bankruptcy petition to exempt certain property of the estate.

You have voted SB-439: Allowing use or nonuse of safety belt as admissible evidence in civil actions.

You have voted SB-400: Relating to costs and interest in eminent domain condemnation proceedings.

You have voted HB-2671: Relating to financial exploitation of elderly persons, protected persons or incapacitated adults.

You have voted HB-2716: West Virginia Public Participation Protection Act.

You have voted HB-2675: Relating to the interest rate for condemnation cases and creating conformity with statutory rates.

You have voted SB-396: Providing limitations on nuisance actions against fire department or EMS fixed sirens.

You have voted HB-2635: Repealing antiquated provisions relating to gaming activities.