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Current Office Holders Federal Name Party Office Term Next Election Joe Biden Democrat U.S President 4 Years 2024 Kamala Harris Democrat U.S. Vice President 4 Years 2024 Joe Manchin Democratic U.S. Senate 6 Years 2024 Shelley Moore Capito Republican U.S. Senate 6 Years 2026 David McKinley Republican U.S House, District 1 2 Years 2022 Alexander Mooney Republican U.S. House, District 2 2 Years 2022 Carol Miller Republican U.S. House, District 3 2 Years 2022 State Name Party Office Term Next Election Jim Justice Republican Governor 4 Years 2024 Mac Warner Republican West Virginia Secretary of State 4 Years 2024 John "JB" McCuskey Republican West Virginia State Auditor 4 Years 2024 Riley Moore Republican West Virginia State Treasurer 4 Years 2024 Patrick Morrisey Republican Attorney General of West Virginia 4 Years 2024 Kent Leonhardt Republican West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture 4 Years 2024 West Virginia State Senate Name Party District Next election Ryan W. Weld Republican 1 2024 William Ihlenfeld Democrat 1 2022 Mike Maroney Republican 2 2024 Charles Clements Republican 2 2022 Donna J. Boley Republican 3 2024 Mike Azinger Republican 3 2022 Amy Grady Republican 4 2024 Eric J. Tarr Republican 4 2022 Robert H. Plymale Democrat 5 2024 Mike Woelfel Democrat 5 2022 Chandler Swope Republican 6 2024 Mark R Maynard Republican 6 2022 Rupie Phillips Republican 7 2024 Ron Stollings Democrat 7 2022 Glenn Jeffries Democrat 8 2024 Richard Lindsay Democrat 8 2022 David Stover Republican 9 2024 Rollan A. Roberts Republican 9 2022 Jack Woodrum Republican 10 2024 Stephen Baldwin Democrat 10 2022 Robert Karnes Republican 11 2024 Bill Hamilton Republican 11 2022 Patrick Martin Republican 12 2024 Mike Romano Democrat 12 2022 Mike Caputo Democrat 13 2024 Robert D. Beach Democrat 13 2022 Randy E. Smith Republican 14 2024 Dave Sypolt Republican 14 2022 Craig Blair Republican 15 2024 Charles S. Trump IV Republican 15 2022 Patricia Rucker Republican 16 2024 John R. Unger II Democrat 16 2022 Eric Nelson Republican 17 2024 Tom Takubo Republican 17 2022 West Virginia House of Delegates Name Party District Next Election Pat McMeehan Republican 1 2022 Mark Zatezalo Republican 1 2022 Phillip W. Diserio Democrat 2 2022 Shawn Fluharty Democrat 3 2022 Erikka Storch Republican 3 2022 Charlie Reynolds Republican 4 2022 Lisa Zukoff Democrat 4 2020 David Pethtel Democrat 5 2022 David L. Kelly Republican 6 2022 Trenton Barnhart Republican 7 2022 Bill Anderson Republican 8 2022 Shannon Kimes Republican 9 2022 Vernon Criss Republican 10 2022 John Kelly Republican 10 2022 Roger Conley Republican 10 2022 Riley Keaton Republican 11 2022 Steve Westfall Republican 12 2022 Jonathan Pinson Republican 13 2022 Joshua Kurt Higginbotham Republican 13 2022 Johnnie Wamsley Republican 14 2022 Geoff Foster Republican 15 2022 Sean Hornbuckle Democrat 16 2022 John F. Mandt, Jr. Republican 16 2022 Daniel Linville Republican 16 2022 Chad Lovejoy Democrat 17 2022 Matthew Rohrbach Republican 17 2022 Evan Worrell Republican 18 2022 Ric Griffith Democrat 19 2022 Josh Booth Republican 19 2022 Nathan Brown Democrat 20 2022 Mark Dean Republican 21 2022 Zach Maynard Republican 22 2022 Joseph "Joe" Jeffries Republican 22 2022 Josh Holstein Republican 23 2022 Margitta Mazzocchi Republican 24 2022 Jordan Bridges Republican 24 2022 Tony Paynter Republican 25 2022 Ed Evans Democrat 26 2022 Joe Ellington Republican 27 2022 Marty Gearheart Republican 27 2022 Doug Smith Republican 27 2022 Jeffrey Pack Republican 28 2022 Roy G. Cooper Republican 28 2022 Brandon Steele Republican 29 2022 Mick Bates Democrat 30 2022 Christopher Wayne Toney Republican 31 2022 Tom Fast Republican 32 2022 Austin Haynes Republican 32 2022 Kayla Kessinger Republican 32 2022 Roger Hanshaw Republican 33 2022 Brent Boggs Democrat 34 2022 Larry Pack Republican 35 2022 Doug Skaff Democrat 35 2022 Moore Capito Republican 35 2022 Kayla Young Democrat 35 2022 Chris Pritt Republican 36 2022 Larry L. Rowe Democrat 36 2022 Jim Barach Democrat 36 2022 Mike Pushkin Democrat 37 2022 Dianna Graves Republican 38 2022 Dana Ferrell Republican 39 2022 Dean Jeffries Republican 40 2022 Heather Tully Republican 41 2022 Todd Longanacre Republican 42 2022 Barry Bruce Republican 42 2022 Ty Nestor Republican 43 2022 Cody H. Thompson Democrat 43 2022 Caleb Hanna Republican 44 2022 Carl Martin Republican 45 2022 Adam Burkhammer Republican 46 2022 Chris Phillips Republican 47 2022 Danny Hamrick Republican 48 2022 Laura Kimble Republican 48 2022 Clay Riley Republican 48 2022 Ben Queen Republican 48 2022 Amy Summers Republican 49 2022 Joey Garcia Democrat 50 2022 Phil Mallow Republican 50 2022 Guy Ward Republican 50 2022 Barbara Evans Fleischauer Democrat 51 2022 Evan Hansen Democrat 51 2022 Danielle Walker Democrat 51 2022 Joe Statler Republican 51 2022 John Williams Democrat 51 2022 Terri Funk Sypolt Republican 52 2022 D.R. "Buck" Jennings Republican 53 2022 John Paul Hott, II Republican 54 2022 Bryan Ward Republican 55 2022 Gary G. Howell Republican 56 2022 Ruth Rowan Republican 57 2022 George Miller Republican 58 2022 Ken Reed Republican 59 2022 Don Forsht Republican 60 2022 Jason Barrett Republican 61 2022 Chuck Horst Republican 62 2022 John Hardy Republican 63 2022 Eric L. Householder Republican 64 2022 Wayne Clark Republican 65 2022 Paul A. Espinosa Republican 66 2022 John Doyle Democrat 67 2022 Supreme Court Name Term Next Election Justice John A. Hutchinson 12 Years 2024 Jusice William R. "Bill" Wooten 12 Years 2032 Justice Evan H. Jenkins 12 Years 2024 Justice Beth Walker 12 Years 2028 Justice Timothy P. Armstead 12 Years 2032 Circuit Court Justice (Term 8 Years) Hancock, Brooke, Ohio Circuit Division Name Next Election 1 1 Ronald E. Wilson 2024 1 2 David J. Sims 2024 1 3 Jason A. Cuomo 2024 1 4 Michael J. Olejasz 2024 Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler Circuit Division Name 2 1 Jeffrey D. Cramer 2024 2 2 David W. Hummel Jr. 2024 Doddridge, Pleasants, Richie Circuit Division Name 3 1 Timothy L. Sweeney 2024 Wirt, Wood Circuit Division Name 4 1 J.D. Beane 2024 4 2 Robert A. "Bob" Waters 2024 4 3 Jason A. Wharton 2024 Mason, Jackson, Roane, Calhoun Circuit Division Name 5 1 Richard Craig Tatterson 2024 5 2 Lora Dyer 2024 5 3 Anita Harold Ashley 2024 Cabell Circuit Division Name 6 1 Alfred E. Ferguson 2024 6 2 Greg Howard 2024 6 3 Chris Chiles 2024 6 4 Paul T. Farrell 2024 Logan Circuit Division Name 7 1 Joshua Butcher 2024 7 2 Eric H. O'Briant 2024 McDowell Circuit Division Name 8 1 Edward J. Kornish 2024 8 2 Rick Murensky 2024 Mercer Circuit Division Name 9 1 Derek C. Swope 2024 9 2 William J. Sadler 2024 9 3 Mark Wills 2024 Raleigh Circuit Division Name 10 1 Darl W. Poling 2024 10 2 H. L. "Kirk" Kirkpatrick 2024 10 3 Robert A. Burnside, Jr. 2024 10 4 Andrew G. Dimlich 2024 Greenbrier, Pocahontas Circuit Division Name 11 1 Robert E. Richardson 2024 11 2 Jennifer P. Dent 2024 Fayette Circuit Division Name 12 1 Paul M. Blake, Jr. 2024 12 2 Thomas H. Ewing 2024 Kanawha Circuit Division Name 13 1 Carrie L. Webster 2024 13 2 Joanna Tabit 2024 13 3 Tod J. Kaufman 2024 13 4 Tera L. Salango 2024 13 5 Louis H. "Duke" Bloom 2024 13 6 Jennifer F. Bailey 2024 13 7 Maryclaire Akers 2022 (unexpired term) Clay, Braxton, Gilmer, Webster Circuit Division Name 14 1 Richard "Rick" Facemire 2024 14 2 Jack Alsop 2024 Harrison Circuit Division Name 15 1 Chris McCarthy 2024 15 2 Thomas A. Bedell 2024 15 3 James A. "Jim" Matish 2024 Marion Circuit Division Name 16 1 Patrick N. Wilson 2024 16 2 David Robert Janes 2024 Monongalia Circuit Division Name 17 1 Susan B. Tucker 2024 17 2 Cindy Scott 2024 17 3 Phil Gaujot 2024 Preston Circuit Division Name 18 1 Steven L. Shaffer 2024 Barbour, Taylor Circuit Division Name 19 1 Alan D. Moats 2024 19 Shawn D. Nines 2024 Randolph Circuit Division Name 20 1 David H. Wilmoth 2024 Grant, Mineral, Tucker Circuit Division Name 21 1 Lynn A. Nelson 2024 21 2 James (Jay) W. Courrier, Jr. 2024 Hampshire, Hardy, Pendleton Circuit Division Name 22 1 H. Charles Carl III 2024 22 2 C. Carter Williams 2024 Berkleley, Jefferson, Morgan Circuit Division Name 23 1 Bridget Cohee 2024 23 2 Debra McLaughlin 2024 23 3 R. Steven Redding 2024 23 4 David M. Hammer 2024 23 5 Michael D. Lorensen 2024 23 6 Laura V. Faircloth 2024 Wayne Circuit Division Name 24 1 Jason J. Fry 2024 24 2 James H. Young, Jr. 2024 Boone, Lincoln Circuit Division Name 25 1 William S. Thompson 2024 25 2 Jay M Hoke 2024 Lewis, Upshur Circuit Division Name 26 1 Jacob E. "Jake" Reger 2024 26 2 Kurt W. Hall 2024 Wyoming Circuit Division Name 27 1 Warren R. McGraw 2024 Nicholas Circuit Division Name 28 1 Steve Callaghan 2024 Putnam Circuit Division Name 29 1 Phillip M. Stowers 2024 29 2 Joseph K. "Joe" Reeder 2024 Mingo Circuit Division Name 30 1 Miki Thompson 2024 Monroe, Summers Circuit Division Name 31 1 Robert A. Irons 2024 Family Court Justice (Term 8 Years) Hancock, Brooke, Ohio Circuit Division Name Next Election 1 1 Joyce Dumbaugh Chernenko 2024 1 2 Heather Wood 2024 Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler Circuit Division Name 2 1 Robert C. "Bob" Hicks 2024 Pleasants, Wood Circuit Division Name 3 1 Ellen Smith 2024 3 2 C. Darren Tallman 2024 Roane, Calhoun, Gilmer Circuit Division Name 4 1 Steve Jones 2024 Jackson, Mason, Wirt Circuit Division Name 5 1 Connie Fisher Thomas 2024 5 2 Bryan S. Cromley 2024 Cabell Circuit Division Name 6 1 Jason M.
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