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HIGHLIGHTED NAMES ARE ELECTED – WEST VIRGINIA AFL-CIO/COPE ENDORSED CANDIDATES NOVEMBER 7, 2006 GENERAL ELECTION United States Senate Robert C. Byrd United States House of Representatives 1st District: Alan B. Mollohan; 2nd District: Michael O. Callaghan; 3rd District: Nick Joe Rahall, II West Virginia State Senate 1st District: Edwin J. Bowman 10th District: Frederick L. Parker 2nd District: Larry J. Edgell 11th District: C. Randy White 4th District: Jim Lees 12th District: Joseph Minard th 6 District: H. Truman Chafin 16th District: John Unger th 8 District: Erik Wells 17th District: Brooks McCabe, Jr. 9th District: Mike Green West Virginia House of Delegates 1st District: Joe Delong 28th District: Ray Canterbury 2nd District: Jack Yost 29th District: David Perry, 3rd District: Tal Hutchins, Margaret Staggers Orphy Klempa 30th District: Bonnie Brown, 4th District: Kenneth Tucker Nancy Guthrie, Barbara Hatfield, 9th District: Jim Marion Sharon Spencer, Danny Wells th 10 District: John Ellem, 31st District: Carrie Webster Steven Whitehair th th 34 District: Brent Boggs 13 District: Dale F. Martin, 35th District: Sam Argento Brady R. Paxton th th 36 District: Joe Talbott 14 District: Gene Estel th th 37 District: Joan Hinzman-Sharp 15 District: Pam Carden, 39th District: Bill Hamilton Jim Morgan th th 40 District: Mary M. Poling 16 District: Eric Anderson, 41st District: Ron Fragale, Doug Reynolds, Dale Stephens th Richard J. Iaquinta, Tim Miley 17 District: Don Perdue, 43rd District: Mike Caputo, Richard Thompson th Linda Longstreth, Tim Manchin 18 District: Larry W. Barker th th 44 District: Barbara Fleischauer, 19 District: Jeff Eldridge, Ted Ellis, Charlene Marshall, Alex Shook Lidella Wilson Hrutkay, 46th District: Stan Shaver Ralph Rodighiero th st 50 District: Ruth Rowan 21 District: Harry Keith White st nd 51 District: Gary Nelson 22 District: Mike Burdiss rd rd 53 District: Jerry Burton 23 District: Clifton Moore th th 54 District: Walter Duke 25 District: Paige Flanigan 58th District: Locke Wysong 27th District: Melvin R. “Mel” Kessler, Kevin L. Maynus .

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