West Virginia · Election 2026

What's on the West Virginia ballot

Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Midterm election — all U.S. House seats, ~1/3 of the Senate, and many state and local offices.

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Candidate filings for West Virginia

Obillerate imports candidate lists directly from official state election records, state by state — we don't show a guessed ballot, and we don't show a concluded one either. We don't currently have an active ballot on file for West Virginia. Your official sample ballot is always the authoritative list: find your state election office ↗.

Before you vote: what they passed

An election is a performance review. These are the West Virginia bills Obillerate scored worst this session — plain English, with receipts and how legislators voted.

Hurts youWho's it for: Employers

Employers shielded from lawsuits for workers with expunged records

Hurts youWho's it for: Coal and Natural Gas Companies

State tax breaks for coal companies buying their own equipment

Hurts youWho's it for: Firearms industry

Banks must serve gun shops, or face state penalties

Hurts youWho's it for: Debt collection

Debt collectors could add more fees in West Virginia

Hurts youWho's it for: Big Business

State taxpayers would pay for green upgrades to private buildings

All scored West Virginia bills → · Your legislators' records →

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How to vote in West Virginia

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