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WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... West Virginia Secretary of State — Online Data Services Elections Online Data Services Help Election Results Center View Other Results Back to map Number of Counties Reporting 55 U.S. President Contest Code: AA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total DONALD J. TRUMP Republican 489,371 68.63% 489,371 HILLARY CLINTON Democrat 188,794 26.48% 188,794 GARY JOHNSON Libertarian 23,004 3.23% 23,004 JILL STEIN Mountain 8,075 1.13% 8,075 DARRELL L. CASTLE Constitution 3,807 0.53% 3,807 Official Total Votes: 713,051 U.S. House of Representatives — District 1 Contest Code: CA District Name: 1st Congressional District Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total DAVID B. MCKINLEY Republican 163,469 68.97% 163,469 MIKE MANYPENNY Democrat 73,534 31.03% 73,534 Official Total Votes: 237,003 U.S. House of Representatives — District 2 1 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... Contest Code: CA District Name: 2nd Congressional District Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total ALEX X. MOONEY Republican 140,807 58.18% 140,807 MARK HUNT Democrat 101,207 41.82% 101,207 Official Total Votes: 242,014 U.S. House of Representatives — District 3 Contest Code: CA District Name: 3rd Congressional District Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total EVAN JENKINS Republican 140,741 67.88% 140,741 MATT DETCH Democrat 49,708 23.98% 49,708 ZANE LAWHORN Libertarian 16,883 8.14% 16,883 Official Total Votes: 207,332 Governor Contest Code: DA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total JIM JUSTICE Democrat 350,408 49.09% 350,408 BILL COLE Republican 301,987 42.30% 301,987 CHARLOTTE JEAN PRITT Mountain 42,068 5.89% 42,068 DAVID MORAN Libertarian 15,354 2.15% 15,354 PHIL HUDOK Constitution 4,041 0.57% 4,041 Official Total Votes: 713,858 Secretary of State Contest Code: EA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total MAC WARNER Republican 335,526 48.52% 335,526 NATALIE TENNANT Democrat 323,750 46.82% 323,750 JOHN S. BUCKLEY Libertarian 32,179 4.65% 32,179 2 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... Secretary of State Contest Code: EA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total Official Total Votes: 691,455 Auditor Contest Code: FA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total JOHN "JB" MCCUSKEY Republican 385,831 58.48% 385,831 MARY ANN CLAYTOR Democrat 228,001 34.56% 228,001 BRENTON RICKETTS Libertarian 45,908 6.96% 45,908 Official Total Votes: 659,740 State Treasurer Contest Code: GA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total JOHN D. PERDUE Democrat 338,018 50.33% 338,018 ANN URLING Republican 293,671 43.73% 293,671 MICHAEL ALLEN YOUNG Libertarian 39,865 5.94% 39,865 Official Total Votes: 671,554 Commissioner of Agriculture Contest Code: HA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total KENT LEONHARDT Republican 321,560 48.41% 321,560 WALT HELMICK Democrat 274,191 41.28% 274,191 BUDDY A GUTHRIE Libertarian 68,502 10.31% 68,502 Official Total Votes: 664,253 3 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... Attorney General Contest Code: IA Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total PATRICK MORRISEY Republican 358,424 51.63% 358,424 DOUG REYNOLDS Democrat 291,232 41.95% 291,232 KARL KOLENICH Libertarian 24,023 3.46% 24,023 MICHAEL SHARLEY Mountain 20,475 2.95% 20,475 Official Total Votes: 694,154 State Senate — District 1 Contest Code: KA District Name: 1ST SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total RYAN W. WELD Republican 21,191 51.07% 21,191 JACK YOST Democrat 20,303 48.93% 20,303 Official Total Votes: 41,494 State Senate — District 2 Contest Code: KA District Name: 2ND SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total MIKE MARONEY Republican 22,902 54.30% 22,902 LISA ZUKOFF Democrat 15,754 37.35% 15,754 H JOHN ROGERS Libertarian 3,521 8.35% 3,521 Official Total Votes: 42,177 State Senate — District 3 Contest Code: KA District Name: 3RD SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total DONNA J. BOLEY Republican 27,172 64.70% 27,172 BRADLEY VANZILE Democrat 14,826 35.30% 14,826 4 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... State Senate — District 3 Contest Code: KA District Name: 3RD SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total Official Total Votes: 41,998 State Senate — District 4 Contest Code: KA District Name: 4TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total MITCH B. CARMICHAEL Republican 22,032 51.05% 22,032 BRIAN PRIM Democrat 21,123 48.95% 21,123 Official Total Votes: 43,155 State Senate — District 5 Contest Code: KA District Name: 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total ROBERT H. "BOB" PLYMALE Democrat 22,863 60.24% 22,863 TYSON SMITH Republican 15,092 39.76% 15,092 Official Total Votes: 37,955 State Senate — District 6 Contest Code: KA District Name: 6TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total CHANDLER SWOPE Republican 20,776 57.11% 20,776 ROCKWELL "ROCKY" SEAY Democrat 15,606 42.89% 15,606 Official Total Votes: 36,382 State Senate — District 7 Contest Code: KA District Name: 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total 5 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... State Senate — District 7 Contest Code: KA District Name: 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total RICHARD N. OJEDA II Democrat 19,978 58.82% 19,978 JORDAN RAY BRIDGES Republican 13,987 41.18% 13,987 Official Total Votes: 33,965 State Senate — District 8 Contest Code: KA District Name: 8th Senatorial District Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total GLENN JEFFRIES Democrat 20,768 53.08% 20,768 CHRIS WALTERS Republican 18,357 46.92% 18,357 Official Total Votes: 39,125 State Senate — District 9 Contest Code: KA District Name: 9TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total SUE CLINE Republican 18,861 51.81% 18,861 D. MICHAEL "MIKE" GOODE Democrat 17,545 48.19% 17,545 Official Total Votes: 36,406 State Senate — District 10 Contest Code: KA District Name: 10TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total KENNY W. MANN Republican 21,148 54.73% 21,148 DAVE PERRY Democrat 17,494 45.27% 17,494 Official Total Votes: 38,642 State Senate — District 11 6 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... Contest Code: KA District Name: 11TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total GREG BOSO Republican 20,610 49.39% 20,610 DENISE CAMPBELL Democrat 19,718 47.25% 19,718 BRUCE ZENO BREUNINGER Mountain 1,404 3.36% 1,404 Official Total Votes: 41,732 State Senate — District 12 Contest Code: KA District Name: 12TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total DOUG FACEMIRE Democrat 21,295 50.13% 21,295 FRANKLIN D. CORNETTE, II Republican 21,188 49.87% 21,188 Official Total Votes: 42,483 State Senate — District 13 Contest Code: KA District Name: 13TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total ROMAN W. PREZIOSO, JR. Democrat 24,404 59.60% 24,404 BARRY BLEDSOE Republican 16,544 40.40% 16,544 Official Total Votes: 40,948 State Senate — District 14 Contest Code: KA District Name: 14TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total RANDY E SMITH Republican 23,201 53.26% 23,201 BOB WILLIAMS Democrat 18,264 41.93% 18,264 MATTHEW PERSINGER Libertarian 2,098 4.82% 2,098 Official Total Votes: 43,563 7 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016... State Senate — District 15 Contest Code: KA District Name: 15TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total CRAIG P. BLAIR Republican 32,475 70.44% 32,475 BRAD NOLL Democrat 13,629 29.56% 13,629 Official Total Votes: 46,104 State Senate — District 16 Contest Code: KA District Name: 16TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total PATRICIA RUCKER Republican 22,499 52.79% 22,499 STEPHEN SKINNER Democrat 20,122 47.21% 20,122 Official Total Votes: 42,621 State Senate — District 17 Contest Code: KA District Name: 17TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total COREY PALUMBO Democrat 22,781 55.39% 22,781 CHRIS STANSBURY Republican 18,345 44.61% 18,345 Official Total Votes: 41,126 State Senate — Unexpired Term — District 3 Contest Code: KU District Name: 3RD SENATORIAL DISTRICT Candidate Party Votes Percentage State Total MIKE AZINGER Republican 23,034 54.64% 23,034 GREGORY K. SMITH Democrat 19,125 45.36% 19,125 Official Total Votes: 42,159 House of Delegates — District 1 8 of 29 12/14/2016 11:46 PM WV SOS - Elections - Election Results - Online Data Services http://services.sos.wv.gov/apps/elections/results/results.aspx?year=2016..
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