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2026 elections

West Virginia

3 races on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot covered here. Pick a race for its candidates and the money behind each.

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U.S. Senate

U.S. SenateWest Virginia Senate

Shelley Moore Capito (R), Rachel Lee Fetty-Anderson (D), S. Marshall Wilson (C)

Campaigns raised $5.5M; outside groups spent $597K.

Solid Republican

U.S. House

U.S. HouseWV-01

Belinda Fox-Spencer (C), Vince George (D), Carol Miller (R)

Campaigns raised $2.2M; outside groups spent $26K.

U.S. HouseWV-02

Riley Moore (R), Ace Parsi (D)

Campaigns raised $1.8M; outside groups spent $0.

Who represents West Virginia now

  • Shelley Moore CapitoSenator · Republican · running in West Virginia Senate
  • James C. JusticeSenator · Republican
  • Carol D. MillerDistrict 1 · Republican · running in WV-01
  • Riley M. MooreDistrict 2 · Republican · running in WV-02

How they voted, by issue →

Current members from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project (bioguide IDs used to match roll calls).

Ballot measures

  • Amendment 1: Citizenship Requirement to Vote in West Virginia Elections AmendmentConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature

Reported: list from the state’s published ballot. State source