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2016 Primary Candidate List.Xlsx Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM Monroe County 2016 Primary Candidate List President of the United States of America Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Donald J Trump Donald J Trump Republican 725 5th Floor, New York, NY 10022 01/11/2016 Roque Rocky De La Fuente Roque Rocky De La Fuente Democrat 5440 Morehouse Drive #45, San Diego, CA 92121 01/12/2016 Carly Fiorina Carly Fiorina Republican 1020 North Fairfax Street, Suite 200, Alexandria, VA 22314 01/12/2016 Keith Judd Keith Judd Democrat PO Box 1884, Midland, TX 79702 01/12/2016 Ted Cruz Ted Cruz Republican PO Box 25376, Houston, TX 77265 01/12/2016 Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton Democrat PO Box 5256, New York, NY 10185 01/19/2016 Marco Rubio Marco Rubio Republican PO Box 558701, Miami, FL 33255 01/20/2016 Chris Christie Chris Christie Republican PO Box 9119, Morristown, NJ 07963 01/21/2016 John R Kasich John R Kasich Republican PO Box 1344, Columbus, OH 43216 01/25/2016 Jeb Bush Jeb Bush Republican 9250 W. Flager Street Suite 502, Miami, FL 33174 01/26/2016 Bernie Sanders Bernie Sanders Democrat PO Box 905, Burlington, VT 05402 01/26/2016 Martin J. O'Malley Martin J. O'Malley Democrat 1501 St. Paul Street Suite 115, Baltimore, MD 21202 01/27/2016 Ben Carson Ben Carson Republican 1800 Diagonal Road Suite 140, Alexandria, VA 22314 01/28/2016 Paul T. Farrell, Jr Paul T. Farrell, Jr. Democrat 258 High Drive, Huntington, WV 25705 01/28/2016 Mike Huckabee Mike Huckabee Republican PO Box 3357, Little Rock, AR 72203 01/29/2016 David E Hall David E Hall Republican 2 Mindoro Street, Stuart, FL 34996 01/29/2016 Rand Paul Rand Paul Republican 77 H Street NW, Apt 338, Washington, DC 20001 01/29/2016 U. S. House of Representatives (3rd Congressional District) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Evan Jenkins Evan Jenkins Republican PO Box 727, Huntington, WV 25711 01/11/2016 Matt Detch Matt Detch Democrat 201 N Court Street Lewisburg WV 24901 01/21/2016 Page 1 Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM Governor of West Virginia Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Booth Goodwin Booth Goodwin Democrat PO Box 3098, Wheeling, WV 26003 01/11/2016 Bill Cole Bill Cole Republican PO Box 2016, Bluefield, WV 24701 01/11/2016 Jim Justice Jim Justice Democrat PO Box 40027, Charleston, WV 25364 01/12/2016 Jeff Kessler Jeff Kessler Democrat 602 Washington Avenue, Glen Dale, WV 26038 01/29/2016 Secretary of State Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Natalie Tennant Natalie Tennant Democrat 849 Maple Road, Charleston, WV 25302 01/11/2016 Mac Warner Mac Warner Republican 3110 North Greystone, Morgantown, WV 26508 01/11/2016 Patsy Trecost Patsy Trecost Democrat 754 Maple Lake Road, Bridgeport, WV 26330 01/21/2016 Barry Holstein Barry Holstein Republican PO Box 7086, Charleston, WV 25356 02/01/2016 State Auditor Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed John "JB" McCuskey John "JB" McCuskey Republican PO Box 11359, Charleston, WV 25339 01/11/2016 Mary Ann Claytor Mary Ann Claytor Democrat 224 Oliver Street, St Albans, WV 25177 01/12/2016 Robin Righter Robin Righter Democrat 76 Walnut Street, Shinnston, WV 26431 01/15/2016 Jason Pizatella Jason Pizatella Democrat PO Box 40146, Charleston, WV 25364 01/27/2016 Page 2 Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM State Treasurer Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed John D. Perdue John D Perdue Democrat PO Box 5540, Charleston, WV 25361 01/11/2016 Ann Urling Ann Urling Republican 1545 Skyline Road, Charleston, WV 25314 01/11/2016 Larry W. Faircloth Larry W. Faircloth Republican 186 Diamante Drive, Inwood, WV 25428 01/29/2016 Commissioner of Agriculture Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Kent Leonhardt Kent Leonhardt Republican 616 Happy Lane, Fairview, WV 26570 01/11/2016 Walt Helmick Walt Helmick Democrat 451 Pinecrest Lane, Marlinton, WV 24954 01/14/2016 State Attorney General Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Patrick Morrisey Patrick Morrisey Republican 1419 Virginia Street East, Charleston, WV 25301 01/11/2016 Doug Reynolds Doug Reynolds Democrat PO Box 4040, Huntington, WV 25729 01/12/2016 Justice of the Supreme Court of West Virginia Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Beth Walker Beth Walker Non Partisan 01/11/2016 William R. "Bill" Wooton William R. "Bill" Wooton Non Partisan 01/11/2016 Wayne King Wayne King Non Partisan 01/20/2016 Brent Benjamin Brent Benjamin Non Partisan 01/26/2016 Darrell V. McGraw Jr Darrell V. McGraw Jr Non Partisan 01/30/2016 Page 3 Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM Circuit Court Judge (31st Circuit) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Robert A Irons Robert A Irons Non Partisan 01/14/2016 Kent Hellems Kent Hellems Non Partisan 02/01/2016 Family Court Judge (15th Circuit) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed David M Sanders David M Sanders Non Partisan 01/11/2016 Martha J Fleshman Martha J Fleshman Non Partisan 01/26/2016 State Senator (10th Senatorial District) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Dave Perry Dave Perry Democrat 330 E. Martin Avenue, Oak Hill, WV 25901 01/11/2016 Tom Ewing Tom Ewing Republican 139 Workman Road, Edmond, WV 25837 01/19/2016 Dan Hill Dan Hill Republican PO Box 753, Gauley Bridge, WV 25085 01/20/2016 Kenny W. Mann Kenny W. Mann Republican Ballard, WV 02/01/2016 House of Delegates (28th Delegate District) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Roy G Cooper Roy G Cooper Republican 31 Pam's Way, Wayside, WV 24985 01/12/2016 John David O'Neal IV John David O'Neal IV Republican 8 Oriole Place, Beckley, WV 25801 01/20/2016 William A. (Bill) O'Brien William A. (Bill) O'Brien Democrat 315 7th Avenue, Hinton, WV 25951 01/26/2016 Wayne Williams Wayne Williams Democrat 125 Haws Chase Lane, Daniels, WV 25832 02/01/2016 Page 4 Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM House of Delegates (42nd Delegate District) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Ray Canterbury Ray Canterbury Republican Route 2 Box 288, Ronceverte, WV 24970 01/11/2016 George Boogie Ambler George Boogie Ambler Republican Route 1 Box 315, Fort Spring, WV 24970 01/12/2016 Stephen Baldwin, Jr Stephen Baldwin, Jr Democrat 237 Locust Street, Ronceverte, WV 24970 01/14/2016 County Clerk Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Donald Joseph Evans Donnie Evans Democrat 238 Thistle Hollow Road, Lindside, WV 24951 01/11/2016 Lindsey Megan Porterfield Lindsey Sanderson Porterfield Republican 456 Market Street, Peterstown, WV 24963 01/29/2016 Circuit Clerk Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Leta Gullette Comer Leta Gullette Comer Democrat 101 Windy Ridge Lane, Lindside, WV 24951 01/11/2016 County Commission (Eastern District) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Clyde Lewis Gum Jr Clyde Gum Jr Republican 2497 Sweet Springs Valley, Gap Mills, WV 24941 01/11/2016 Kevin Lee Galford Kevin L Galford Republican 14139 Seneca Trail South, Lindside, WV 24951 01/11/2016 Rachel Leigh Weikle Rachel L. Weikle Republican 157 Grace Lane, Union, WV 24983 01/28/2016 Amy E South Amy Cole South Democrat 1093 Wallace Hollow Road, Union, WV 24983 01/29/2016 Michelle Groves McFall Michelle Groves McFall Republican 795 Door Road, Sinks Grove, WV 24976 01/30/2016 Page 5 Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM Prosecuting Attorney Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Justin Robert St. Clair Justin R. St. Clair Democrat 35 Randolph Street, Peterstown, WV 24963 01/11/2016 Sheriff Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Sean Christopher Crosier Sean Crosier Democrat 107 Warrior Ridge Road, Union, WV 24983 01/11/2016 Scott Lee Miller Scott Miller Republican 142 Circle Drive, Peterstown, WV 24983 01/29/2016 Assessor Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Norbert Arthur Netzel Norbert A. Netzel Democrat 674 Longview Drive, Union, WV 24983 01/11/2016 Magistrate (District 1) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Kevin Lee Miller Kevin L Miller Non Partisan 01/11/2016 Page 6 Date Printed: 02/02/2016 Time Printed: 9:41 AM Magistrate (District 2) Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Jeffrey Wayne Jones Jeff Jones Non Partisan 01/11/2016 Frank Christopher Basile Frank Basile Non Partisan 01/12/2016 Tania Louise Gravely Tina Gravely Non Partisan 01/21/2016 County Surveyor Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed David O Holz David O Holz Democrat 693 Hourse Run Road 01/14/2016 Board of Education Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Danny Grey Lively Danny G Lively Non Partisan 47 Tulip Lane, Peterstown, WV 24963 01/12/2016 Dixie Lee Hoke‐Webb Dixie Lee Hoke‐Webb Non Partisan 1331 Second Creek Road, Second Creek, WV 24974 01/20/2016 Robert Dennis Miller Robert D Miller Non Partisan 550 John Deere Drive, Peterstown, WV 24963 01/29/2016 Joseph Andrew Evans Andrew Evans Non Partisan 244 Hillcrest Estates Loop, Peterstown, WV 24963 01/29/2016 Derek Wyatt Houchins Derek Houchins Non Partisan 60 Mill Hill Acres Drive, Peterstown, WV 24963 01/29/2016 Conservation District Supervisor Candidates Name Name As It Appears On The Ballot Political Party Address Date Filed Carolyn Joy Miller Carolyn J Miller Non Partisan 3555 Neff Orchard Road, Sinks Grove, WV 24976 01/29/2016 Page 7.
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