County Results

Sheriff – Carlton Dingus (F) and Jaden Glenn (N)
County Clerk – Brice Shumate (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Joshua Terosky (F) and Garrett Witt (N)
Circuit Clerk –
Assessor –
County Commission (3) – Kason Currence (F)
House of Delegates – Carlton Dingus (F), John Napolillo (F), and Logan Ritchea (F)
State Senate (2) – Ezra Pards (F), Alexander McMillion (F), Grant Duvall (N), and Jerome Dri (N)

City Results

Mayor – Trey Toland (F) and Ryan Ekey (N)
City Council (3) – Cade Jarrell (F), and Timothy Lavender (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) –
Circuit Judge – Sam Smith
Magistrate –

County Results

Sheriff – Bailey Degarmo (F)
County Clerk –
Prosecuting Attorney –
Circuit Clerk –
Assessor –
County Commission (3) – Adam Bentz (F), Caleb Haney (N), Matt Hausafus (N), Owen Devine (N)
House of Delegates – Evan Cuomo (F), Austin Marcum (F), and Hayden Moran (F)
State Senate (2) – Ethan Gottlieb (F), Jack Fencl (N), and Justin Bibey (N)

City Results

Mayor – Evan Cuomo (F)
City Council (3) – Adam Bentz (F), Hayden Moran (F), Justin Bibey (N), Stan Mattam (N), Owen Divine (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Stan Mattam
Circuit Judge – Andrew Cook
Magistrate – Dallas King

County Results

Sheriff – Preston Capos (F)
County Clerk – Joseph Backus (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Dylan McCullough (F)
Circuit Clerk – Hazen Powell (N)
Assessor – Talan Schoonover (F)
County Commission (3) – Brice Ferrell (F), Alex Nelson (N), and Noah Cremeans (N)
House of Delegates – Alex Puskarich (F), Noah Underwood (N), Aaron Kumar (N), Noah Zachwieja (N)
State Senate (2) – Nathan Nichols (F), and Connor Walton (N)

City Results

Mayor – James Inman (F)
City Council (3) – Antonio Spatafor (F), Jimmy McReynods (F), Christopher Williams (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Dalton Kendig, Brice Ferell
Circuit Judge – Dylan McCullough
Magistrate – Dominic Pinion

County Results

Sheriff - 
County Clerk –
Prosecuting Attorney – Gracin Young (F)
Circuit Clerk –
Assessor – Matthew Harvey (N)
County Commission (3) – Koby Kiefer (F) and Rocky Pallotta (F)
House of Delegates – Hunter Hammond (F), Gibson Barnard (F), and Zachary Meader (N)
State Senate (2) – Brandon Smith (F), Jeremia Ritter (F), Joe Schmidler (N), Jacob Martin (N)

City Results

Mayor – Rocky Pallotta (N), Zachary Meader (N)
City Council (3) – Jeremiah Ritter (F) and Gibson Barnard (F)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) –
Circuit Judge – Derek Dearth
Magistrate – Wayman McCourt

Dr. E. Gordon Gee is one of America’s most prominent higher education leaders, having helmed universities for more than three decades. In 2009, Time magazine named him one of the top 10 university presidents in the United States.

In 2014, Gee returned to West Virginia University, where his career as a university president began. His leadership goals include putting students first, advancing the university’s research agenda, partnering with West Virginia communities and making sure that 1.8 million West Virginians know in their hearts and minds that West Virginia University is their university.

Born in Vernal, Utah, Gee graduated from the University of Utah with an honors degree in history and earned his J.D. and Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University. He clerked under Chief Justice David T. Lewis of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals before being named a judicial fellow and staff assistant to the U.S. Supreme Court. In this role,