Although every seat in the House of Delegates is up for grabs this year, 28 of them have an uncontested incumbent seeking re-election. To put it another way, 28% of West Virginia’s 100-member House will win re-election without the burdens of campaigning. And of those 28, several were appointed by Gov. Jim Justice, meaning they’ve never been challenged in either a primary, or a general election.
Click on the images below to read The RealWV’s Democratic candidate interviews:
Mother, farmer, and combat veteran Amanda Vincent launches bid to be Hampshire County’s next DelegateNicholas County’s Jean Nutter talks ‘legislative inaction,’ and her campaign for the House of DelegatesRoger Vannoy says something ‘bold’ is what’s needed from Greenbrier County’s next representative in the House of Delegates
Click on the images below to read The RealWV’s Republican candidate interviews:
House candidate Boogie Ambler discusses plans to bring prosperity to Greenbrier’s west endGreenbrier House candidate Ray Canterbury discusses the state’s finances, the importance of experienced leadershipGreenbrier House candidate Stephen Snyder: ‘I’ve got a brain and a spine, and I’m willing to use them both to serve’Greenbrier House candidate Thomas Perkins discusses need for juvenile justice reform, getting rid of the ‘old ways of thinking’Greenbrier County Delegate Todd Longanacre will not seek re-election in 2024
Click on the images below to read additional information about unelected House appointees:
Jeff Campbell sworn in as newest member of House of DelegatesJustice appoints Tom Clark to replace to replace Caleb Hanna in House of DelegatesJustice appoints JB Akers to replace Moore Capito in House of DelegatesJustice appoints Hollis T. Lewis to House vacancy in Kanawha CountyDavid Green appointed to replace Anita Hall as McDowell County’s representative in the House of DelegatesWinzenreid sworn in as newest member of W.Va. House of DelegatesAnitra Hamilton takes Oath of Office, replaces Danielle Walker as Monongalia County Delegate
