Representative Michael Hornby Contact information

Michael Hornby is a Republican legislator who assumed office on December 1, 2022, and his current term will continue until December 1, 2024. As a proactive representative, he actively engages in advocating for the interests of his constituents in District 93.

Delegate Hornby serves on several committees, each playing a crucial role in shaping legislation and policy:

Agriculture and Natural Resources Banking and Insurance Economic Development and Tourism Education In addition to his committee assignments, Delegate Hornby has sponsored several bills during his tenure. Let’s take a closer look at some of the key legislation he has championed:

HB 4495: This bill pertains to WV Secondary School Activities and is currently pending in the Education Committee. HB 4496: Delegate Hornby proposed the creation of the West Virginia Small Business Payroll Tax Credit Pilot Program, which is also pending. HB 4808: The bill aims to allow retired school employees to work after 140 days in certain circumstances and is currently under consideration by the Pensions and Retirement Committee. HB 4809: The Health Care Sharing Ministries Freedom to Share Act, sponsored by Delegate Hornby, has been signed into law. HB 4911: This legislation relates to the sale of raw milk and is currently being reviewed. HB 4943: Delegate Hornby seeks to facilitate the creation of home-based businesses through this pending bill. HB 5027: The proposal aims to encourage State-funded institutions to purchase food from in-state sources and awaits further action in the Finance Committee. HB 5137: Delegate Hornby advocates for requiring the State Auditor to conduct audits of all county boards of education, and this bill is pending. HB 5139: The bill would allow teachers to bank personal and sick days, awaiting consideration in the Education Committee. HB 5140: Delegate Hornby supports allowing certain slaughterhouses to sell meat products directly to consumers in individual amounts, pending review by the Government Organization Committee. HB 5289: Educational Software implementation in West Virginia public schools is the focus of this pending legislation. HB 5304: Creating the Small Business Payroll Tax Credit is another initiative Delegate Hornby is championing. HB 5351: The bill aims to amend the definition of commercial solid waste facilities and is currently under review. HB 5535: Delegate Hornby has proposed the Tobacco Products Excise Tax Act, which awaits further action in the Finance Committee. HB 5547: This bill would permit tax credits for blighted building renovation and is pending. HB 5553: Delegate Hornby seeks to change graduation requirements and duties related to academic content standards, and this bill is currently being considered.

Delegate Michael Hornby’s commitment to public service and his active involvement in shaping legislation demonstrate his dedication to the people of District 93. As a CEO and legislator, he brings a unique perspective to the West Virginia House of Delegates.