Sheriff – Logan Dean(F)
County Clerk – Lewis Griffith (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Justin Moss (N)
Circuit Clerk – VACANT ()
Assessor – Dakotah Brown (F)
County Commission (3) – Todd Lewis (F), Denver Hudson (F), Rockett Nichols (N)
State Senate (2) – Pratham Bhanushali (N), Chase Davis (N)
House of Delegates – ()
Mayor – Jason Hajenga (N)
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Sheriff – Isaac Bailey (F), Reilly Wolf (N)
County Clerk – Michael Hadjis (F), Alex Peyton (N)
Prosecuting Attorney – Andrew Duncan (F), Matthew Bellisario (N)
Circuit Clerk – Kyan Cummons (F), Ralph Vancey (N)
Assessor – Michael Hadjis (F), Eric Carr (N)
County Commission (3) – Micahel Hadjis (F), Cody Willey (F), Isaac Bailey (F), Alex Peyton (N), Julian H (N), Boden Bumgardner (N)
House of Delegates – Michael Hadjis (F), Isaac Bailey (F), Thomas Ryancarz (F), Cody Willey (F), Liam Savage (N), Boden Bumgardner (N), Liam McCarthy (N), Eric Carr (N)
State Senate (2) – Josiah Corely (F), Jacob Powell (F), Liam McCarthy (N), Alex Peyton (N)
Mayor – Aaron Insani (F), Julian Hitt (N)
City Council (3) – Michael Hadjis (F), Alexander Peyton (N)
Board of Education (3) – Logan Metrick, Jack Rowan, Justin B
Circuit Judge – Gregory Noone
Magistrate – Ralph Yancey
Sheriff – Noah Broadwater (N)
County Clerk – Benjamin Bifano (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Ronald Greer (F)
Circuit Clerk – VACANT
Assessor – William Miller (N)
County Commission (3) – Abbas Sayyed (F), Nate Berhalter (N)
House of Delegates – Michael Mugnano (F), Thomas Jefferson Lyons (N)
State Senate (2) – Isaiah Martin (N), Mikey Neudecker (N), Luke Minor (F), Chase Moss (F)
Mayor -Tobias Fleece (F)
City Council (3) – VACANT
Board of Education (3) – Aiden Bowen (N), Nolan Babcock (N)
Circuit Judge – Ethan Meagher (F)
Magistrate – VACANT
Sheriff – Logan Dean (F), Logan Rotruck (N)
County Clerk – Lewis Griffith (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – VACANT
Circuit Clerk – VACANT
Assessor – Dakotah Brown (F), Caleb Culicerto (N)
County Commission (3) – VACANT
House of Delegates – Evan Stingle (F)
State Senate (2) – Nick McWharter (F), Aidan Scott (F), Pratham Bhanushali (N)
Mayor – Jason Hajenga (N), Logan Rotruck (N)
City Council (3) – Bradley Yogo (F), Denver Hudson (F), Lewis Griffith (F), Chase Davis (N)
Board of Education (3) – Adam Thomas, Bradley Yoho
Circuit Judge – Christian Packer
Magistrate – VACANT
Governor – Josiah (Olympus) Corley
Secretary of State – Grant Schola
Auditor – Cole Lambert
Treasurer – (Mr. Krabs) Nicholas Tustin
Commissioner of Agriculture – Olawatobi Adebulu
Attorney General – Shawn Utt
Governor – Samuel (Sammy D) Dodson
Secretary of State – Eric Carr
Auditor – (JMoss The Boss) Justin Moss
Treasurer – (Wreck-It) Ralph Vancey
Commissioner of Agriculture – Spencer Nolan
Attorney General – Sam (Uncle Sam) Struthers
Matthew (The Hammer) Bellisario
Christian (Pack) Packer
Britt (The Swell) Shoedel
(Just-Ice) Nick Albright
(JOECHAP) Joseph Chapman
Sheriff – Shawn Utt (F), Chase Day (N)
County Clerk – VACANT
Prosecuting Attorney – Britt Shoedel (F), Sam Struthers (N)
Circuit Clerk – VACANT
Assessor – Jake “the Snake” (F), Benjamin Li (N)
County Commission (3) – Maddox Rader (F)
House of Delegates – Matthew George (F), James Lepro (N), Venkat Das (N), Gorvin Weng (N), Colin Savage (N)
State Senate (2) – Jonathan Heaster (F), Bennett Luo (F), Isaac Horn (N), Spencer Nolan (N)
Mayor – Bennett Luo (F), Colin Savage (N)
City Council (3) – Sean Walker (F), Jake “the Pancake” (F), Maddox Rader (F), Grady Brown (N), Venkat Das (N), Aidan Rogers (N)
Board of Education (3) – Benjamin Li, Owen Sweitzer, Jack Stanislawczyk
Circuit Judge – Nicholas Tustin
Magistrate – Sean Walker
Sheriff – Joseph Matheny (F), Johnathan Woodson (N)
County Clerk -Connor Freeze (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – John Dotson (N)
Circuit Clerk – Ryan Jones (F)
Assessor – Cole Lewis (N)
County Commission (3) – Grant Schola (F)
House of Delegates – Cole Lambert (F), Solomon Stoll (N)
State Senate (2) – Kyle Bennett (F), Brody Helmick (F)
Mayor – Cole Lambert (F), John Dotson (N)
City Council (3) – Kyle Bennett (F), Alex Garner (F), Noi Alfgeirsson (N)
Board of Education (3) – Aiden Perdue
Circuit Judge – Brayden Stutler
Magistrate – Kollin Hatfield
Sheriff – Tyler Riley (F), Christian Reel (N)
County Clerk – Camden Johnson (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Nick Albright (F), Connor Lundy (N)
Circuit Clerk – VACANT
Assessor – Connor Pickens (F)
County Commission (3) – Aidan Chance (F), Grant Kenamond (F), Zane Nelson (N)
House of Delegates – Kai Smith (F), Clay Bolyward (N), Samuel Booth (N), Samuel Dodson (N), Liam Gallagher (N)
State Senate (2) – Ashton Smith (F), Trevor Donley (N), John Riffe (N)
Mayor – Grant Kenamond (F), Sam Booth (N)
City Council (3) – Nick Alright (F), Braden Jones (F), Samuel Dodson (N), Kristian McClean (N)
Board of Education (3) – Nathan Argento, Braden Jones, John Riffle
Circuit Judge – Joseph Chapman
Magistrate – Ethan Blair
Dr. E. Gordon Gee, currently serving his second term as president of West Virginia University, is a distinguished leader in higher education with over three decades of experience. Recognized by Time magazine as one of the top 10 university presidents in the United States in 2009, he was recently named the nation’s top university president by Great Value Colleges. Gee’s extensive career includes presidencies at The Ohio State University (twice), Vanderbilt University, Brown University, and the University of Colorado.
Hailing from Vernal, Utah, Gee earned an honors degree in history from the University of Utah. He furthered his education at Columbia University, obtaining J.D. and Ed.D. degrees. Before embarking on his journey in higher education, Gee served as a clerk under Chief Justice David T. Lewis of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. He also had the privilege of working as a judicial fellow and staff assistant to Chief Justice Warren Burger of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Gee is a prolific author, having co-authored over a dozen books, including the forthcoming publication “What’s Public about Higher Education.” Notable works such as “Leading Colleges and Universities” and “Land-Grant Universities for the Future” have contributed to his reputation as a thought leader. He has also published numerous papers and articles on law and education. With an extensive background in education governance, Gee serves on various boards and commissions, including the National 4-H Council Board of Trustees and the National Executive Board of the Boy Scouts of America. He has held prominent roles such as chair of the Big 12 Board of Directors Executive Committee and Big 12 representative on the College Football Playoff Board of Managers. Gee’s dedication to shaping a more civil and just society is evident through his involvement with the Center for Economic Development (CED) Task Force and his membership in the Education Advisory Board (EAB) Presidents Advisory Council.
Dr. E. Gordon Gee’s leadership and commitment have positioned him as an influential figure in higher education. As the president of West Virginia University, he continues to steer the institution towards excellence, making significant contributions to the university and the broader field of education.
For more information on West Virginia University President E. Gordon Gee visit: https://presidentgee.wvu.edu/
Shelley Moore Capito, a Republican, was elected by the people of West Virginia to serve as a U.S. Senator in 2014, and she was re-elected in 2020. Making history as the first female Senator from West Virginia, Capito secured an impressive victory in 2020, winning over 70 percent of the vote and carrying all 55 counties. This surpassed her previous record set in 2014 when she won over 62 percent of the vote and carried all counties.
With a strong background in public service, Capito represented West Virginia’s Second Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives for 14 years. Prior to that, she served in the West Virginia House of Delegates for four years. Determined to be an even stronger advocate for her state, Capito ran for Senate, aiming to restore order to a Senate hindered by gridlock. She firmly believes that bipartisan solutions and cooperation across party lines are necessary to address the challenges faced by West Virginia and the entire country.
Accessibility and responsiveness to fellow West Virginians are top priorities for Senator Capito. She regularly travels within the state, taking appropriate health and safety precautions, to listen to and meet with constituents.
Capito serves on several influential committees, including the Appropriations Committee, the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, the Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, and the Rules and Administration Committee. This committee portfolio empowers her to create new opportunities in West Virginia and fight for the state’s priorities, jobs, and families.
As a member of the Appropriations Committee, Capito ensures that West Virginia’s interests are represented in national funding decisions. She has held leadership positions within the committee, including chairing the Legislative Branch Subcommittee, the Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee, and the Homeland Security Subcommittee. Currently, she serves as the top Republican on the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee, overseeing funding for various programs within these departments.
On the EPW Committee, Capito serves as the Ranking Member, leveraging her position to protect West Virginia’s energy and manufacturing jobs and promote investment in the state’s infrastructure. She advocates for a commonsense regulatory strategy, affordable and reliable energy production, infrastructure development, and economic growth.
Capito’s role on the Commerce Committee allows her to address critical issues for West Virginia, notably broadband expansion. She has been a leading voice in advocating for improved connectivity throughout her tenure in Congress.
A lifelong West Virginian, Capito was born in Glen Dale, Northern Panhandle. She holds a B.S. in Zoology from Duke University and an M.Ed. from the University of Virginia. Capito and her husband Charles L. Capito Jr. reside in Charleston. They have three adult children—two sons, Charles and Moore, and one daughter, Shelley—and are blessed with eight grandchildren.
Through her steadfast dedication and commitment to her state, Senator Shelley Moore Capito continues to be a strong advocate for West Virginia’s interests and a prominent voice in the United States Senate.
For more information on US Senator Shelley Moore Capito please visit: https://www.capito.senate.gov/