West Virginia
What is on West Virginia's ballot on Nov 3, 2026, 25 days from now.
Senate
West Virginia — Senate
One of West Virginia's two Senate seats is on the ballot this cycle. Which of its two senators holds that seat is not shown, because The Record cannot currently establish it. Senate classes belong to seats rather than to states, so naming the right senator needs each one's official term-end date, and Congress.gov does not publish one for a sitting member. Both senators are listed below; the candidate filings are from the FEC and are accurate.
Filed with the FEC (12)
- CAPITO, SHELLEY MOORE RRepublican
- EVANS, JONATHAN DERRICK RRepublican
- FETTY ANDERSON, RACHEL LEE DDemocrat
- GAASERUD, ALEXANDER RRepublican
- KESSLER, JEFFREY VINCENT DDemocrat
- MCKINNEY, BRYAN RRepublican
- MCNULTY, JANET RRepublican
- PHILLIPS, RIO IIndependent
- SHREWSBURY, ZACHARY C DDemocrat
- SOLOMON, GAVIN RRepublican
- WILLIS, THOMAS EDWARD II RRepublican
- WILSON, S. MARSHALL IIndependent
Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.
House of Representatives
West Virginia — District 1
Filed with the FEC (9)
- AGUIRRE, BRITTA DDemocrat
- CLENDENEN, ABEL EDWARD MR RRepublican
- EVANS, JONATHAN DERRICK RRepublican
- FOX-SPENCER, BELINDA IIndependent
- GEORGE, VINCENT RAYMOND MR. DDemocrat
- JACKSON, LARRY RRepublican
- MILLER, CAROL DEVINE RRepublican
- RUCKER, ISAIAH PATRICK MR IIndependent
- SARTIN, DAVID WAYNE DDemocrat
Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.
West Virginia — District 2
Filed with the FEC (4)
- CARNEY, PATRICK JOSEPH IIndependent
- HERSHMAN, LILLYAUNA FRANCIS DDemocrat
- MOORE, RILEY RRepublican
- PARSI, AHSAN DDemocrat
Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.
Before You Vote
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