Representative Elliott Pritt Contact information

Early Life and Education: David Elliott Pritt was born on March 23rd, 1990. He pursued his education at Concord University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in History. Later, he continued his academic journey and obtained a Master of Arts in Teaching, with a focus on Social Studies and English. His passion for education and community service would become central to his career.

Military Service: Before entering politics, Delegate Pritt served in the United States Air Force from 2008 to 2014, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant. His military background instilled in him a sense of duty and commitment to public service.

Family and Faith: Delegate Pritt is a devoted family man. He is married to Ashton Pritt, and together they have four children. His parents, David A. and Rebecca Pritt, have undoubtedly influenced his values and dedication. Additionally, Delegate Pritt identifies as Roman Catholic and draws strength from his faith.

Affiliations and Committees:

American Federation of Teachers (AFT): Delegate Pritt is affiliated with this organization, which advocates for educators and educational professionals. Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 7695: His military service ties him to this veterans’ group, emphasizing his commitment to supporting fellow servicemembers. Legislative Contributions: During his tenure, Delegate Pritt has sponsored several bills aimed at improving various aspects of West Virginia life:

HB 4223: This bill ensures that inmates receive a physical copy of their birth certificate and social security card upon release from the West Virginia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. HB 4296: Delegate Pritt seeks to waive certain DMV fees for volunteer firefighters, recognizing their vital role in community safety. HB 4315: Addressing safe driving, this bill provides the DMV with relevant medical information related to mental or physical disabilities. HB 4785: Focusing on outdoor advertisements, particularly those related to gentleman’s clubs, this legislation aims to regulate such displays. HB 4860: To support educators, this bill ensures that general education teachers are not solely responsible for accommodation logs. HB 4902: Delegate Pritt advocates for a raise for special education aides and self-contained special education teachers. HB 4942: This bill places limitations on vehicular length for certain highway stretches. Delegate Pritt’s commitment to education, veterans, and community development shines through his legislative efforts.