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Governor Patrick Morrisey Signs Legislation Defending Second Amendment Rights

Government and Politics

April 25, 2025

From: West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey

Berkeley Springs, W.Va. – On April 25th, Governor Patrick Morrisey signed three bills meant to protect the 2nd Amendment rights of West Virginians. Governor Morrisey was joined by state legislators and local supporters at Cacapon Resort State Park, where he signed House Bill 2067, House Bill 3342, and Senate Bill 270. 

“As Governor, I will always support and defend West Virginians’ God-given constitutional rights,” said Governor Morrisey. ”The bills I signed on April 25th, further enshrine West Virginia’s strong support for the Second Amendment. Thank you to the legislature for working with me to get this done.” 

Governor Morrisey signed the following legislation: 

  • House Bill 2067, which ensures firearm companies are not unfairly held liable for the actions of those who use their products.
  • House Bill 3342, which prohibits banks that contract with the state from discriminating against a firearm entity or firearm trade association.
  • Senate Bill 270, which prohibits the government from suspending gun rights during declared emergencies or disaster responses.