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Governor – (Willy B) Will Behrens (N)
Secretary of State – (Sam) Samuel Stotler (N)
Auditor – (Tommy) Thomas Nixon (F)
Treasurer – Atticus Reese (F)
Commissioner of Agriculture – (Grow your Future) Colin Street (F)
Attorney General – Zander (Da) Lamp (F)
Caden Youngblood
John (Jay) Huff
(The One & Only) Declan Hall
Thomas (Big Ol’ Rock) Giggenbach
Chase (Your Dreams) Steorts
Sheriff – Riley Blair (N)
County Clerk – Sam Chambers (N)
Circuit Clerk – Cameron Kearns (N)
Assessor – Seth Pagano (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Cameron Kearns (N)
County Commission (3) – Patrick Childers (F), Matthew McAra (F)
House of Delegates – Caleb Hill (N), Seth Sions (N)
State Senate (2) – Andrew Davis (F)
Mayor – Vacant
City Council (3) – Payton Martin (F), Patrick Childers (F), Curry Taylor (F)
Sheriff – Wyatt Burkholder (N)
County Clerk – Jordan Phillips (N)
Circuit Clerk – Shelby Marsh (N)
Assessor – Zach Barker (N)
Prosecuting Attorney – Ryan Ramey (N)
County Commission (3) – Jackson Simpkins (F), Shawn Hall (N)
House of Delegates – Trenton Denne (F), Nathaniel Cook (N), Caleb Bryoles (N)
State Senate (2) – Alexander Alvarez (F), Jarrett Newlan (N)
Mayor – Nicholas Myers (F)
City Council (3) – David Kapp (F), Carter Gaughan (F)
Sheriff – Zachary Bole (F)
County Clerk – Kevin Moloney (N)
Circuit Clerk – Angelo Mitchell (N)
Assessor – Zachary Tackett (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Bradey McMullen (N)
County Commission (3) – Nicholas Fantasisa (N), Lucas Marsh (N)
House of Delegates – Christopher May (N), Hunter Gracey (N), Koty Trenum (N)
State Senate (2) – Ayden Ward (F), Ayden Hohn (N)
Mayor – Alexander Azrt (N)
City Council (3) – Seth Harris (N), Zane Yeater (N)
Sheriff – Anthony Adkins (N)
County Clerk – Isaiah Redman (N)
Circuit Clerk – Vacant
Assessor – Trey Pritt (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – James Armstrong (N)
County Commission (3) – Marshall Reynolds (N), Vacant, Vacant.
House of Delegates – William McGinnis (F), Austin Silva (F), Ryan Hefner (N)
State Senate (2) – Pierse Happel (F), Sam Stotler (N)
Mayor – Trey Pritt (F)
City Council (3) – Pierse Happel (F), River Knotts (F), Austin Adams (F)
Sheriff – Kohlton St.Clair (N)
County Clerk – Ethan Clark (N)
Circuit Clerk – Hunter Bryant (N)
Assessor – Matthew Keatley (N)
Prosecuting Attorney – Charles Frizzell (N)
County Commission (3) – Hunter Trippett (F), Aiden Smith (F), Robert Tinnel (F)
House of Delegates – Jacob Maue (F), Avery McDonald (N), Colin Walker (N)
State Senate (2) – Will Thompson (N), Matthew Junkins (N)
Mayor – Pacey Frum (N)
City Council (3) – Chase Henderson (F), Benjamin Peters (F)
Sheriff – Remington Mowery (F)
County Clerk – Christian Wine (F)
Circuit Clerk – Tyler Bolyard (F)
Assessor – Jeremiah Clum (N)
Prosecuting Attorney – Rowen Mills (F)
County Commission (3) – Dillon Miller (F), Evan Dipasquale (N)
House of Delegates – Wyatt Debord (F), Christian Gottlieb (N), Antonio Hidalgo (N)
State Senate (2) – Tyler Mooris (F), William Poole (N)
Mayor – Logan McCartney (N)
City Council (3) – Garrett Pritt (F), Dalton Cook (F), Anthony Mele (N)
For Kent, farming and agriculture aren’t just hobbies, they’re at the core of who he is. Kent is a long-time farmer – even taking a once-abandoned farm back into production with his wife Shirley. Prior to taking office, he raised cattle, goats, and sheep on their 380-acre farm near Fairview in Monongalia County, West Virginia.
Kent’s life has always been about service above self. Kent served as a United States Marine for over 20 years, retiring at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in 1996. As a Marine, Kent received numerous decorations including the Legion of Merit, Combat Action Ribbon, and eight other personal decorations.
After retiring from service and bringing his farm into full production, Kent sought other ways to serve and was elected a West Virginia State Senator from the secondSenate district. As senator, Kent quickly gained a reputation as a strong advocate for a business-friendly environment to foster
Attorney General Patrick Morrissey – Patrick Morrisey was elected as the Attorney General for the State of West Virginia on November 6, 2012, and was sworn into office on January 14, 2013. Patrick Morrisey is the first Republican to serve as Attorney General in West Virginia since 1933, and as a resident of Harpers Ferry, Morrisey is also the first Attorney General from Jefferson County in our state’s history.
Since becoming Attorney General, Morrisey has made fighting fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption a top priority of the Office. Shortly after taking office, he instituted a new policy for hiring outside counsel that has dramatically increased transparency and saved the state more than $4 million. He also voluntarily returned approximately $18 million in monies to the state and has brought in many millions more to state agency clients and consumers.
In 2014, Attorney General Morrisey called on the West Virginia Legislature to do
Auditor John McCuskey – John B. “JB” McCuskey, West Virginia’s 21st State Auditor, was a two-term member of the House of Delegates, District 35 in Charleston from 2012-2016. He is a graduate of The George Washington University, Washington, D.C., with a degree in Political Communication. He is also a graduate of the West Virginia University College of Law, and was previously an attorney for six years with Steptoe & Johnson in Charleston.
While serving in the West Virginia House of Delegates, Auditor McCuskey was a member of the Energy, Industry and Labor, Judiciary, Banking and Insurance (chair), and Enrolled Bills (chair) Committees. He also served on Interim Committees including Energy, Judiciary, Technology, and the Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority (chair).
Born in Clarksburg, and a longtime resident of Charleston, Auditor McCuskey is a graduate of George Washington High School, Class of 2000. Before attending law school, he worked as a civilian