W.Va. Senate overrides Governor's veto on conceal carry bill

[jdege]

http://www.wsaz.com/content/news/WVa-gov-veteos-conceal-carry-gun-bill-370951091.html
UPDATE: W.Va. Senate votes to override Governor's veto on conceal carry bill

UPDATE 3/5/16 @ 10:15 a.m.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- The W.Va. Senate has voted to override Governor Tomblin's veto on the conceal carry bill.

In a 23-11 vote Saturday morning, the Senate voted to override the veto.

This comes just a day after the house voted to override the bill.

The bill now becomes law in 90 days.

Time to update my map, again...

[westhope]

Interesting portion of the West Virginia bill; $50 tax credit for any training for the carry permit.

If revisions to Minnesota's carry bill ever come up, including an income tax credit for carry permit training and the cost of the permit would be awesome!

[Ghost]

Interesting portion of the West Virginia bill; $50 tax credit for any training for the carry permit.

If revisions to Minnesota's carry bill ever come up, including an income tax credit for carry permit training and the cost of the permit would be awesome!

MN would would raise the price by $50 first.

[hammAR]

.................and tax the refund.

[Kelor]

Interesting portion of the West Virginia bill; $50 tax credit for any training for the carry permit.

If revisions to Minnesota's carry bill ever come up, including an income tax credit for carry permit training and the cost of the permit would be awesome!

That would be horrible. Cost would go up by $50 because of the "free tax credit". I know it's a small number, but it is exactly what has caused college costs to skyrocket. There is no such thing as free when it comes to government handouts.

[harryset]

Exactly right. It would be just like subsidized college tuition.

[yukonjasper]

They must have already had Carry Rights, because when I was thee a month ago, I saw a number of signs prohibiting gun carry as you enter buildings similar to the signs seen in Minnesota. I was travelling on business and don't travel with a sidearm, but it was interesting to note.

[bstrawse]

This was a crappy headline -- they actually overrode the Governor on Constitutional Carry, they already had a carry permit law.