Issues - Doug Reynolds for House of Delegates - PO Box 4040

02.07.08 - PANEL PROPOSED TO
CONSIDER RECUSAL REQUESTS

The Legislature is considering the
creation of a Judicial Recusal
Commission to hear requests...

02.07.08 - BILL IN HOUSE WOULD SACK PLASTIC BAGS

Plastic shopping bags have become
such an eyesore and environmental
bane in southern West Virginia that a
group of lawmakers is attempting to
ban them statewide...

11.13.07 - LABOR GROUP TO LOBBY FOR PAID SICK DAYS

The Service Employees International
Union wants the West Virginia Legislature
to consider mandating employers to provide paid sick days for their workers.

The international health care union, which represents 4,000 West Virginia workers, and others are gathering support for legislation dubbed the West Virginia
Healthy Families Act...

As our representative in the house of delegates, Doug Reynolds is hard at work on what is important to West Virginians.

While in the house Doug has:

Sponsored legislation that would have provided full medical coverage for the prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders.

Wrote the law that makes it a crime to leave children unattended or unsupervised in a motor vehicle.

Voted to require businesses with more than 25 workers to earn up to 7 sick days per year for full-time employees and pro-rated number of sick days for part-time employees based on the hours they work.

Doug has worked tirelessly toward investing in people and business. He is the founder and director of First Bank of Charleston, a community bank chartered on the principles of providing financing for small, start-up businesses.

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PROVIDING HEALTHCARE
Doug Reynolds continues to work toward improving the quality and affordability of healthcare for West Virginia families:

He sponsored the bill that provides full medical coverage for the prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders.
Doug will continue to help strengthen the state Children’s Health Insurance Program to ensure our most vulnerable populations receive support and services.

PROTECTING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
Doug sponsored the bill that made it a crime to leave children unattended or unsupervised in a motor vehicle.

BUILDING THE ECONOMY
Doug is working to create good, high-wage jobs that can help rebuild our economy and strengthen the economic picture for working families.
Doug will continue to support increasing the minimum wage for West Virginia workers.

FIGHTING CRIME
Doug Reynolds continues to partner with law enforcement officials to fight the Detroit drug dealers that have invaded the community.

Dedicate research dollars to develop new technology to create cleaner-burning coal, expanding West Virginia’s coal industry and creating new jobs to stimulate our state’s economy.

Establish an economic stimulus task force to make recommendations of incentive programs, tax cuts and economic development grants to help jump start West Virginia’s economy if the nation goes into economic recession.

Create coal conversation plants in West Virginia to transform coal into an alternative energy source for gasoline and diesel fuel.

Work to establish a foreclosure hotline where borrowers can reach counselors to help with loan modifications.

Work to pass laws to protect citizens from subprime loans and deceptive lending practices.

Work to pass law to create oversight of mortgage bankers and brokers and require more complete notification to homeowners.

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