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4 Republican State Senate incumbents lose in WV primary | Election 2024

West Virginia Senate President Craig Blair was one of four Republican Senate incumbents unseated in Tuesday May 14 2024 night's primary election, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State's Office. Blair’s loss marks the second time since 2020 that a Senate president failed to dominate his primary. Just four years ago, Senate Amy Grady, R-Mason beat Senate President Mitch Carmichael. In addition to Blair, the Republican-dominated Senate will be without Mike Maroney, R-Marshall; Chandler Swope, R-Mercer; and Robert Karnes, R-Randolph, when the 2025 regular session begins.

Senate President Blair is defeated in primary as are incumbents Maroney, Swope and Karnes

West Virginia 2024: All the key races for statewide office

Gazette-Mail editorial: A further look at legislative races in primary

With the West Virginia May primary now a week away, it’s time to take a look at some of the legislative races in the region.

Gov. Jim Justice kills Republican effort to grant vaccine exemptions to students at private and parochial schools

Republicans in the West Virginia Legislature passed a bill that would eliminate the vaccine requirements for students in virtual public schools and enable private schools and parochial schools to set their own policies. Requirements would, however, remain in place for students participating in san...

House of cards

As your state government reporter based in the State Capitol Building in Charleston, I cover the West Virginia Legislature, but I do not cover individual legislative races. My focus is

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As your state government reporter based in the State Capitol Building in Charleston, I cover the West Virginia Legislature, but I do not cover individual legisl

Legislative house of cards | News, Sports, Jobs

As your state government reporter based in the State Capitol Building in Charleston, I cover the West Virginia Legislature, but I do not cover individual legisl

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As your state government reporter based in the State Capitol Building in Charleston, I cover the West Virginia Legislature, but I do not cover individual legisl