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Ryan W. Weld (R - Brooke, 01)





CONTACT

ryan.weld@wvsenate.gov

Capitol Office:
Room 216W, Building 1
State Capitol Complex
Charleston, WV 25305
Capitol Phone: (304) 357-7984


Ryan W. Weld Biography

Education: B.A., Political Science, Fairmont State (2003); J.D., Duquesne University (2015)

Occupation: Attorney

Spouse: Alexandria

Parents: Roseanna Filberto and the late William Weld

Town of Birth: Wheeling, WV

Affiliations: Board Member, Brooke County RSVP; Captain, United States Air Force Reserves; Member, West Virginia Army National Guard

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

CHAIR: Military
Confirmations
Economic Development
Government Organization
Judiciary
Select Committee on Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health
Workforce

INTERIM COMMITTEES:
CHAIR: Veterans' Affairs
Committee on Flooding
Economic Development
Judiciary
Special Investigations
West Virginia Fusion Center Oversight Committee



DISTRICT 01


District Counties: Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall (part)

 

SPONSORED LEGISLATION, 2026

Senator Weld was the Lead Sponsor of 33 bills
BillTitleStatusCommittee
SB 174Updating language and increasing penalties for indecent exposurePendingJudiciary
SB 186Exempting non-grantor trusts administered in state from personal income taxationPendingFinance
SB 190Relating to assault and battery on emergency service personnel, law-enforcement officers, and correctional employeesPendingJudiciary
SB 191Requiring petition of qualified voters for defeated amendment to be reconsideredPendingJudiciary
SB 192Establishing offense of assault upon service animalPendingJudiciary
SB 193Relating generally to transfer on death deedPendingJudiciary
SB 194Updating definition of "disabled veteran taxpayer"PASS
SB 195Increasing penalty for second degree murderPendingJudiciary
SB 196Relating generally to liability insurance coverage for board of educationPendingFinance
SB 197Relating to crime of sexual abuse by parent, guardian, custodian, or person in position of trust to childPASS
SB 198Exempting certain persons from hunting, trapping, and fishing license feesPending
SB 199Providing waiver of fees for emergency responders disabled in line of duty for hunting, trapping, and fishing licensesPending
SB 200Increasing criminal penalties and fines for assault on certain public service workers, law-enforcement officers, and police animalsPending
SB 201Creating felony offense of cruelty to animalsPendingJudiciary
SB 202Exempting certain military veterans and their dependents from tuitionPending
SB 203Providing for substantial deference to state school superintendent's interpretations of school lawsPendingJudiciary
SB 204Relating to Military Incentive ProgramPending
SB 205Increasing penalties and parole eligibility requirements for homicidePendingJudiciary
SB 206Updating retirement eligibility for certain sheriffsPendingFinance
SB 207Clarifying sheriff's compensation for collection of taxesSigned
SB 208Exempting certain military records from public releaseSigned
SB 450Relating to tax credit for qualified rehabilitated buildings investmentPendingFinance
SB 517Clarifying deadlines for autopsy reportsPending
SB 616Terminating WV Contractor Licensing BoardPending
SB 705Creating offense of theft by conversionPASS
SB 896Establishing when sale of tax liens may be suspended by sheriffsPendingJudiciary
SB 900Including certain correctional facilities as "targeted facility"Pending
SB 944Expanding categories of eligible federal law-enforcement officers authorized to enforce state lawsPending
SB 945Permitting Adjutant General to pay employees during federal government shutdown or furloughSigned
SB 973Creating crime of property disposal for purposes of avoiding debt or asset repaymentPendingJudiciary
SB 999Third Amendment Reaffirmation and Protection ActPendingJudiciary
SB 1002Allowing counties and municipalities to create special assessment districtsPending
SB 1045Clarifying when service of process on limited liability corporation by Secretary of State is sufficientPendingJudiciary

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