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Ripley,
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25271
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President
President Donald Trump(Announced) Republican |
Joe Biden, Jr.Challenger (Announced) Democratic
Michael BloombergChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Pete ButtigiegChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Tulsi GabbardChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Amy KlobucharChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Bernie SandersChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Tom SteyerChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Joe WalshChallenger (Announced) Republican
Elizabeth WarrenChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Bill WeldChallenger (Announced) Republican
Andrew YangChallenger (Announced) Democratic |
Vice President
Vice President Mike PenceRepublican |
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U.S. Attorney General |
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary Sonny PerdueRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr.Republican |
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U.S. Secretary of Defense |
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Secretary Betsy DeVosRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Energy |
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services |
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security
Vacant |
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U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary Ben CarsonRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Labor |
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U.S. Secretary of State
Secretary Mike PompeoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Secretary Elaine ChaoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Treasury |
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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs |
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior |
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U.S. Senate
Senator Joe Manchin IIISenior Seat Democratic |
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Senator Shelley CapitoJunior Seat (Running) Republican |
Larry ButcherJunior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican
Richard Ojeda IIJunior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Richie RobbJunior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Paula SwearenginJunior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Allen WhittJunior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican |
U.S. HouseDistrict 2
Representative Alex MooneyDistrict 2 (Running) Republican |
Matt HahnDistrict 2 Challenger (Running) Republican
Cathy KunkelDistrict 2 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
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Governor
Governor Jim Justice, Jr.(Running) Republican |
Shelby FitzhughChallenger (Running) Republican
Michael FolkChallenger (Running) Republican
Douglas HughesChallenger (Running) Democratic
Larry LunsfordChallenger (Running) Republican
Jody MurphyChallenger (Running) Democratic
Ben SalangoChallenger (Running) Democratic
Charles Sheedy, Sr.Challenger (Running) Republican
Doug SixChallenger (Running) Republican
Stephen SmithChallenger (Running) Democratic
Ron StollingsChallenger (Running) Democratic
Woody ThrasherChallenger (Running) Republican |
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State HouseDistrict 11
Representative Martin Atkinson IIIDistrict 11 Republican |
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District 12
Representative Steve WestfallDistrict 12 Republican |
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District 13
Representative Scott CadleDistrict 13 Republican
Representative Joshua HigginbothamDistrict 13 Republican |
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State SenateDistrict 4
Senator Mitchell CarmichaelDistrict 4 Republican
Senator Eric TarrDistrict 4 Republican |
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Attorney General
Attorney General Patrick MorriseyRepublican |
Sam PetsonkChallenger (Running) Democratic
Isaac SponaugleChallenger (Running) Democratic |
Secretary of State
Secretary Mac WarnerRepublican |
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Auditor
Auditor JB McCuskeyRepublican |
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State Superintendent of Schools |
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Treasurer
Treasurer John PerdueDemocratic |
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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Chief Justice Margaret WorkmanDemocratic |
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Justice of the Supreme Court
Justice Tim ArmsteadNon-partisan
Justice John Hutchison(Running)
Justice Elizabeth WalkerNon-partisan |
Jim DouglasChallenger (Running) Non-partisan
Lora DyerChallenger (Running) Non-partisan
Kristina RaynesChallenger (Running) Non-partisan
Bill SchwartzChallenger (Running) Non-partisan
Joanna TabitChallenger (Running) Non-partisan
Bill WootonChallenger (Running) Non-partisan |
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CommissionerAt-Large (Jackson County)
Commissioner Tommy NutterAt-Large
Commissioner Mike RandolphAt-Large
Commissioner Dick WaybrightAt-Large |
The Voters Speak Easy
Federal Key Votes
- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement Implementation ActHR 5430
- Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Department of Education relating to "Borrower Defense Institutional Accountability"H J Res 76
- Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination ActHR 1230
- More
West Virginia Key Votes
State Facts
- Type: State
- Nickname: The Mountain State
- Motto: Montani Semper Liberi [Mountaineers Are Always Free]
- Area: 24,181 sq mi
- Population: 1,855,413 (2012 est.)
- Capital: Charleston
- Statehood: June 20, 1863 (35th state)
- Highest Point: Spruce Knob, 4,863 ft
- Lowest Point: Potomac R., 240 ft
- Bird: Cardinal
- Flower: Rhododendron maximum, or 'Big Laurel'
- Senators: 34
- Representatives: 100
- Electoral Votes: 5
