Mike Hornby
- Party
- Republican
- State
- West Virginia
- Chamber
- House
- District
- District 93
- michael.hornby@wvhouse.gov
- Links
- wvlegislature.gov
Sponsored bills
- HB 4087 Became law To create a West Virginia-Ireland Education Alliance.
- HB 4592 Became law Relating to college campus safety
- HB 4610 Became law Safeguard the Right-To-Try Cutting-Edge Medicine Act
- HB 4345 Became law Relating to the preservation of missing persons records and evidence
- HB 4606 Became law Relating to the meaning of residence for the purpose of bail
- HB 4577 Became law Relating to driver’s licenses
- HB 5510 Passed House Eliminate the requirement for private wedding venues to own or lease 2 acres in rural location.
- HB 4006 Passed House Creating the West Virginia Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing Growth Act
- HB 5163 Passed House Relating to exempting child-care programs operated by a county board of education exclusively for the children of its employees from certain licensing requirements
- HB 5351 In committee Relating to modernization of fees generated from emergency communication service users
Cosponsored bills
- HB 4749 Became law Relating to adding requirements to the foster child bill of rights
- HB 4798 Became law Permitting teachers to wear a “mobile alert button” for emergency situations, to be known as “Alyssa’s Law.”
- HB 4395 Became law Relating to investigations of allegations of child safety violations for school personnel.
- HB 4009 Became law Relating to the creation of the Portable Benefit Account Act
- HB 4995 Became law Require the use of video cameras in certain special education classrooms
- HB 4990 Became law Relating to crimes using gift cards
- HB 4784 Became law Extending the Qualified Opportunity Zones until July 1, 2032.
- HB 4819 Became law Relating to use of criminal records as disqualification from authorization to practice a particular profession
- HB 4801 Became law Defining Permissible expenditures for municipalities and counties
- HB 4552 Became law Relating to the law-enforcement powers of correctional officers