For the Intelligencer
CHARLESTON As the 2021 session of the West Virginia Legislature looms around the corner with a greater Republican majority taking seats next year, new committee leadership assignments are taking shape.
House Speaker Roger Hanshaw, R-Clay, announced a leadership team Monday afternoon with some familiar faces and a new speaker pro tempore.
“We’ve had a great team that’s worked collaboratively during the past few years to advance bold ideas to improve our state,” Hanshaw said in a statement. “I’m confident this team I’m naming today will continue to build upon that success and deliver even greater results for the people of West Virginia.”
The Capitol prior to renovation of the rotunda. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
CHARLESTON As the 2021 session of the West Virginia Legislature looms around the corner with a greater Republican majority taking seats next year, new committee leadership assignments are taking shape.
House Speaker Roger Hanshaw, R-Clay, announced a leadership team Monday afternoon with some familiar faces and a new speaker pro tempore.
“We’ve had a great team that’s worked collaboratively during the past few years to advance bold ideas to improve our state,” Hanshaw said in a statement. “I’m confident this team I’m naming today will continue to build upon that success and deliver even greater results for the people of West Virginia.”