West Virginia Statutes

§ 1-2-2c — Redistricting

West Virginia § 1-2-2c

JurisdictionWest Virginia

Ch. 1THE STATE AND ITS SUBDIVISIONS

Art. 2APPORTIONMENT OF REPRESENTATION

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Bluebook

W. Va. Code § 1-2-2c (2026).

Text

Upon the reapportionment and redistricting of the Legislature following the United States Census in 2020 and in each subsequent reapportionment and redistricting, the House of Delegates shall be composed of one hundred single member districts, with apportionment to meet constitutional standards.

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Legislative History

2018 Reg. Sess., HB4002

Nearby Sections

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§ 1-1-1

Counties comprising state of West Virginia

§ 1-1-2

Jurisdiction over rivers

§ 1-1-3

Acquisition of lands by United States; jurisdiction

§ 1-1-4

Execution of process and other jurisdiction as to land acquired by United States

§ 1-1-5

West Virginia coordinate systems; definitions; plane coordinates, limitations of use; conversion factor for meters to feet; official geodetic datum

§ 1-2-1

Senatorial districts

§ 1-2-2

Apportionment of membership of House of Delegates

§ 1-2-2a

Legislative findings

§ 1-2-2b

Precinct boundary changes

§ 1-2-2c

§ 1-2-3

Congressional districts

§ 1-2-4

Severability of provisions of article

§ 1-3-1

Notice of intention to create new county

§ 1-3-10

Transfer of proceedings pending before a justice

§ 1-3-11

Jurisdiction of old officers to continue until new officers appointed

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