West Virginia’s House of Delegates this week approved pay raises for the governor and the state’s five other constitutional officers. The bill passed the House 73-22 and now goes to the state Senate. On Tuesday, delegates passed an amendment offered by Taylor County Republican Delegate Amy Summers limiting the raises to 20%: $180,000 for the governor and $115,000 for the state agriculture commissioner, attorney general, auditor, secretary of state and state treasurer. A version approved by the House Finance Committee would have raised the governor’s salary by 33% to $200,000 and the constitutional officers by 58% to $150,000.