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DISTRICT/CIRCUIT |
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PARTY |
COUNTY |
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U.S. SENATE |
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SHELLEY MOORE CAPITO |
R |
KANAWHA |
*- indicates incumbent |
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES |
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1 |
DAVID B. MCKINLEY* |
R |
OHIO |
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2 |
ALEX X. MOONEY |
R |
JEFFERSON |
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3 |
EVAN JENKINS |
R |
CABELL |
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STATE SENATE |
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1 |
RYAN FERNS |
R |
OHIO |
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3 |
DAVID C. NOHE* |
R |
WOOD |
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4 |
MIKE HALL* |
R |
PUTNAM |
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5 |
VICKI DUNN-MARSHALL |
R |
CABELL |
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7 |
RON STOLLINGS* |
D |
BOONE |
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8 |
ED GAUNCH |
R |
KANAWHA |
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9 |
MIKE GREEN* |
D |
RALEIGH |
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10 |
DUANE ZOBRIST |
R |
GREENBRIER |
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11 |
GREGORY A. TUCKER* |
D |
NICHOLAS |
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12 |
MICHAEL L. "MIKE" QUEEN |
R |
HARRISON |
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13 |
KRIS WARNER |
R |
MONONGALIA |
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14 |
DAVE SYPOLT* |
R |
PRESTON |
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15 |
CHARLES S. TRUMP IV |
R |
MORGAN |
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17 |
TOM TAKUBO |
R |
KANAWHA |
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES |
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1 |
PAT MCGEEHAN |
R |
HANCOCK |
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MARK ZATEZALO |
R |
HANCOCK |
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2 |
RYAN W. WELD |
R |
BROOKE |
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3 |
ERIKKA STORCH* |
R |
OHIO |
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4 |
DAVID A. EVANS* |
R |
MARSHALL |
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5 |
DAVE PETHTEL* |
D |
WETZEL |
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6 |
WM. ROGER ROMINE* |
R |
TYLER |
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7 |
LYNWOOD "WOODY" IRELAND* |
R |
RITCHIE |
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8 |
BILL ANDERSON* |
R |
WOOD |
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9 |
ANNA BORDER* |
R |
WOOD |
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10 |
MIKE AZINGER |
R |
WOOD |
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FRANK DEEM |
R |
WOOD |
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JOHN R. KELLY |
R |
WOOD |
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11 |
BOB ASHLEY* |
R |
ROANE |
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12 |
STEVE WESTFALL* |
R |
JACKSON |
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13 |
SCOTT CADLE* |
R |
MASON |
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MICHAEL IHLE |
R |
JACKSON |
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14 |
JIM BUTLER* |
R |
MASON |
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15 |
GEOFF FOSTER |
R |
PUTNAM |
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16 |
CAROL MILLER* |
R |
CABELL |
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JIM MORGAN* |
D |
CABELL |
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LAUREN E. PLYMALE |
D |
CABELL |
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17 |
MATTHEW ROHRBACH |
R |
CABELL |
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18 |
KELLI SOBONYA* |
R |
CABELL |
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20 |
JUSTIN J. MARCUM* |
D |
MINGO |
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21 |
HARRY KEITH WHITE* |
D |
MINGO |
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22 |
MICHEL G. MOFFATT |
R |
PUTNAM |
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23 |
JOSHUA NELSON* |
R |
BOONE |
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24 |
RUPERT "RUPIE" PHILLIPS JR.* |
D |
LOGAN |
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27 |
JOE C. ELLINGTON JR.* |
R |
MERCER |
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MARTY GEARHEART* |
R |
MERCER |
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27 |
JOHN H. SHOTT* |
R |
MERCER |
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28 |
JOHN D. O'NEAL IV* |
R |
RALEIGH |
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ROY G. COOPER* |
R |
SUMMERS |
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29 |
GREG WOOD |
R |
RALEIGH |
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30 |
LINDA SUMNER* |
R |
RALEIGH |
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31 |
LYNNE ARVON* |
R |
RALEIGH |
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32 |
JOHN PINO* |
D |
FAYETTE |
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KAYLA KESSINGER |
R |
FAYETTE |
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33 |
ROGER HANSHAW |
R |
CLAY |
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34 |
BRENT BOGGS* |
D |
BRAXTON |
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35 |
JOHN "JB" MCCUSKEY* |
R |
KANAWHA |
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ERIC NELSON* |
R |
KANAWHA |
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CHRIS STANSBURY |
R |
KANAWHA |
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36 |
BRAD WHITE |
R |
KANAWHA |
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37 |
CHARLES MINIMAH |
R |
KANAWHA |
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39 |
RON WALTERS* |
R |
KANAWHA |
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40 |
TIM ARMSTEAD* |
R |
KANAWHA |
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42 |
GEORGE "BOOGIE" AMBLER* |
R |
GREENBRIER |
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RAY CANTERBURY* |
R |
GREENBRIER |
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43 |
DENISE L. CAMPBELL* |
D |
RANDOLPH |
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BILL HARTMAN* |
D |
RANDOLPH |
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47 |
DANNY WAGNER |
R |
BARBOUR |
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48 |
DANNY HAMRICK* |
R |
HARRISON |
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THERESA "TERRY" WAXMAN |
R |
HARRISON |
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49 |
AMY SUMMERS |
R |
TAYLOR |
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50 |
PHIL MALLOW |
R |
MARION |
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51 |
AMANDA PASDON* |
R |
MONONGALIA |
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CINDY FRICH* |
R |
MONONGALIA |
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JOE STATLER |
R |
MONONGALIA |
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53 |
RANDY E. SMITH* |
R |
PRESTON |
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54 |
ALLEN V. EVANS* |
R |
GRANT |
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55 |
STEVEN L. DAVIS |
R |
HARDY |
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56 |
GARY G. HOWELL* |
R |
MINERAL |
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57 |
RUTH ROWAN* |
R |
HAMPSHIRE |
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58 |
DARYL E. COWLES* |
R |
MORGAN |
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59 |
SAIRA BLAIR |
R |
BERKELEY |
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60 |
LARRY W. FAIRCLOTH* |
R |
BERKELEY |
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61 |
WALTER E DUKE |
R |
BERKELEY |
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62 |
JOHN OVERINGTON* |
R |
BERKELEY |
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63 |
MICHAEL "MIKE" FOLK* |
R |
BERKELEY |
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64 |
ERIC L. HOUSEHOLDER* |
R |
BERKELEY |
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65 |
JILL UPSON |
R |
JEFFERSON |
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66 |
PAUL ESPINOSA* |
R |
JEFFERSON |
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67 |
PATRICIA RUCKER |
R |
JEFFERSON |
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