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Over $4M raised in US Senate race in WV - Vimarsana News

Over $4M raised in US Senate race in WV

West Virginia U.S. Senate candidates’ campaigns have netted over $4 million in contributions in the 2024 election cycle, with most of that collected by Gov. Jim Justice and Rep. Alex

Over $4M raised in WV Senate race, with Justice camp leading | Politics - Vimarsana News

Over $4M raised in WV Senate race, with Justice camp leading | Politics

Gov. Jim Justice's U.S. Senate race campaign led all others in fundraising through March, fueled by heavy support from the fossil fuel industry and state auto dealers. Campaigns for the Senate raised over $4 million through March.

Environmental rep added to mine reclamation board | Energy and Environment - Vimarsana News

Environmental rep added to mine reclamation board | Energy and Environment

New appointments to the West Virginia Special Reclamation Fund Advisory Council included a member recommended by environmental groups to represent them after concern about removal of the previous member statutorily required to represent them on the board. Gov. Jim Justice appointed West Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club chairman Jim Kotcon to serve on the board.

LGBTQ Advocates Condemn Passage of De Facto "Book Ban" in West Virginia - Vimarsana News

LGBTQ Advocates Condemn Passage of De Facto "Book Ban" in West Virginia

“The language is so vague that anything could be deemed obscene,” a West Virginian said on social media.

Medical records bill passes WV House | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Medical records bill passes WV House | Legislative Session

A bill that would make it easier for patients to receive their medical records passed the House of Delegates Feb. 8, 2024, with a provision that would prohibit parents or guardians from being denied access to their child's records.