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Moundsville · On the record

How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

Moundsville voter guide

Bus levy

Jul 25, 2024

Placing an OVRTA bus levy on the November 2024 ballot

Result as recorded: failed 3-4, June 2024

  • YesGinger DeWittVoted yes on placing an OVRTA bus levy on the November 2024 ballot (failed 3-4, June 2024).
  • YesSara Wood-ShawVoted yes on placing an OVRTA bus levy on the November 2024 ballot (failed 3-4, June 2024).
  • NoDavid WoodVoted no on placing an OVRTA bus levy on the November 2024 ballot (failed 3-4, June 2024).
  • NoEugene SaundersVoted no on placing an OVRTA bus levy on the November 2024 ballot (failed 3-4, June 2024).
  • NoRandy ChamberlainVoted no on placing an OVRTA bus levy on the November 2024 ballot (failed 3-4, June 2024).

Lede News · Jul 25, 2024Link

Stormwater fees

Mar 4, 2026

The final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees

Result as recorded: passed 6-1, March 2026

  • YesDavid WoodVoted yes on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesDon DeWittVoted yes on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesEugene SaundersVoted yes on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesGinger DeWittVoted yes on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesRandy ChamberlainVoted yes on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesSara Wood-ShawVoted yes on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • NoDenny HallVoted no on the final reading of an ordinance raising stormwater fees (passed 6-1, March 2026).

The Intelligencer · Mar 4, 2026Link

A “—” means the line records something other than a plain yes or no (a motion, an abstention, or two votes in one line); read the line itself. How this guide works