Who are my U.S. senators in West Virginia?

West Virginia is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.

How do I find my state representative in West Virginia?

Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in West Virginia.

How do I contact my elected officials in West Virginia?

Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent West Virginia.

Who Represents You in West Virginia?

Every elected official representing West Virginia, from the U.S. Senate to your state legislature — with contact info and the source for each fact. For the specific representatives tied to your exact address, use the address lookup.

U.S. Senators

James C. Justice — U.S. Senator (Republican)
Source: justice.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Shelley Moore Capito — U.S. Senator (Republican)
Source: capito.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09

Governor & Statewide

Patrick Morrisey — Governor (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

U.S. House

Carol D. Miller — U.S. Representative, District 1 (Republican)
Source: miller.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Riley M. Moore — U.S. Representative, District 2 (Republican)
Source: rileymoore.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09

State Senate

Laura Chapman — State Senator, District 1 (Republican)
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Ryan Weld — State Senator, District 1 (Republican)
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Charles Clements — State Senator, District 2 (Republican)
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Chris Rose — State Senator, District 2 (Republican)
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Mike Azinger — State Senator, District 3 (Republican)
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Trenton Barnhart — State Senator, District 3 (Republican)
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Amy Grady — State Senator, District 4 (Republican)
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Eric Tarr — State Senator, District 4 (Republican)
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Mike Woelfel — State Senator, District 5 (Democrat)
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Scott Fuller — State Senator, District 5 (Republican)
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Craig Hart — State Senator, District 6 (Republican)
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Mark Maynard — State Senator, District 6 (Republican)
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Rupie Phillips — State Senator, District 7 (Republican)
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Zack Maynard — State Senator, District 7 (Republican)
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Glenn Jeffries — State Senator, District 8 (Republican)
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Kevan Bartlett — State Senator, District 8 (Republican)
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Brian Helton — State Senator, District 9 (Republican)
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Rollan Roberts — State Senator, District 9 (Republican)
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Jack Woodrum — State Senator, District 10 (Republican)
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Vince Deeds — State Senator, District 10 (Republican)
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Bill Hamilton — State Senator, District 11 (Republican)
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Robbie Morris — State Senator, District 11 (Republican)
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Ben Queen — State Senator, District 12 (Republican)
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Patrick Martin — State Senator, District 12 (Republican)
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Joey Garcia — State Senator, District 13 (Democrat)
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Mike Oliverio — State Senator, District 13 (Republican)
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Jay Taylor — State Senator, District 14 (Republican)
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Randy Smith — State Senator, District 14 (Republican)
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Darren Thorne — State Senator, District 15 (Republican)
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Tom Willis — State Senator, District 15 (Republican)
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Jason Barrett — State Senator, District 16 (Republican)
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Patricia Rucker — State Senator, District 16 (Republican)
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Anne Charnock — State Senator, District 17 (Republican)
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Tom Takubo — State Senator, District 17 (Republican)
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State House

Pat McGeehan — State Representative, District 1 (Republican)
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Mark Zatezalo — State Representative, District 2 (Republican)
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Jimmy Willis — State Representative, District 3 (Republican)
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Bill Flanigan — State Representative, District 4 (Republican)
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Shawn Fluharty — State Representative, District 5 (Democrat)
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Jeff Stephens — State Representative, District 6 (Republican)
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Chuck Sheedy — State Representative, District 7 (Republican)
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Bill Bell — State Representative, District 8 (Republican)
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Betsy Kelly — State Representative, District 9 (Republican)
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Bill Anderson — State Representative, District 10 (Republican)
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Bob Fehrenbacher — State Representative, District 11 (Republican)
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Vernon Criss — State Representative, District 12 (Republican)
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Scot Heckert — State Representative, District 13 (Republican)
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Dave Foggin — State Representative, District 14 (Republican)
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Erica Moore — State Representative, District 15 (Republican)
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Joe Parsons — State Representative, District 16 (Republican)
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Jonathan Pinson — State Representative, District 17 (Republican)
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Jim Butler — State Representative, District 18 (Republican)
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Kathie Hess Crouse — State Representative, District 19 (Republican)
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Sarah Drennan — State Representative, District 20 (Republican)
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Jarred Cannon — State Representative, District 21 (Republican)
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Daniel Linville — State Representative, District 22 (Republican)
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Evan Worrell — State Representative, District 23 (Republican)
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Patrick Lucas — State Representative, District 24 (Republican)
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Sean Hornbuckle — State Representative, District 25 (Democrat)
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Matthew Rohrbach — State Representative, District 26 (Republican)
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Michael Amos — State Representative, District 27 (Republican)
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Ryan Browning — State Representative, District 28 (Republican)
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Corby Dillon — State Representative, District 29 (Republican)
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Jeff Eldridge — State Representative, District 30 (Republican)
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Margitta Mazzocchi — State Representative, District 31 (Republican)
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Josh Holstein — State Representative, District 32 (Republican)
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Jordan Bridges — State Representative, District 33 (Republican)
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Mark Dean — State Representative, District 34 (Republican)
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Adam Vance — State Representative, District 35 (Republican)
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David Green — State Representative, District 36 (Republican)
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Marty Gearheart — State Representative, District 37 (Republican)
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Joe Ellington — State Representative, District 38 (Republican)
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Doug Smith — State Representative, District 39 (Republican)
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Roy Cooper — State Representative, District 40 (Republican)
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Jordan Maynor — State Representative, District 41 (Republican)
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John Jordan — State Representative, District 42 (Republican)
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Chris Toney — State Representative, District 43 (Republican)
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Bill Roop — State Representative, District 44 (Republican)
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Eric Brooks — State Representative, District 45 (Republican)
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Jeff Campbell — State Representative, District 46 (Republican)
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Ray Canterbury — State Representative, District 47 (Republican)
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Greg Watt — State Representative, District 48 (Republican)
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Stan Adkins — State Representative, District 49 (Republican)
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Elliott Pritt — State Representative, District 50 (Republican)
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Marshall Clay — State Representative, District 51 (Republican)
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Tresa Howell — State Representative, District 52 (Republican)
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Tristan Leavitt — State Representative, District 53 (Republican)
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Mike Pushkin — State Representative, District 54 (Democrat)
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J.B. Akers — State Representative, District 55 (Republican)
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Kayla Young — State Representative, District 56 (Democrat)
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Hollis Lewis — State Representative, District 57 (Democrat)
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Walter Hall — State Representative, District 58 (Republican)
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Andy Shamblin — State Representative, District 59 (Republican)
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Dana Ferrell — State Representative, District 60 (Republican)
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Dean Jeffries — State Representative, District 61 (Republican)
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Roger Hanshaw — State Representative, District 62 (Republican)
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Lori Dittman — State Representative, District 63 (Republican)
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Adam Burkhammer — State Representative, District 64 (Republican)
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Robbie Martin — State Representative, District 65 (Republican)
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Jonathan Kyle — State Representative, District 66 (Republican)
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Elías Coop-González — State Representative, District 67 (Republican)
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Chris Phillips — State Representative, District 68 (Republican)
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Keith Marple — State Representative, District 69 (Republican)
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Mickey Petitto — State Representative, District 70 (Republican)
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Laura Kimble — State Representative, District 71 (Republican)
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Clay Riley — State Representative, District 72 (Republican)
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Bryan Smith — State Representative, District 73 (Republican)
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Guy Ward — State Representative, District 74 (Republican)
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Phil Mallow — State Representative, District 75 (Republican)
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Rick Garcia — State Representative, District 76 (Democrat)
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Joe Statler — State Representative, District 77 (Republican)
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Geno Chiarelli — State Representative, District 78 (Republican)
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Evan Hansen — State Representative, District 79 (Democrat)
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John Williams — State Representative, District 80 (Democrat)
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Anitra Hamilton — State Representative, District 81 (Democrat)
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Dave McCormick — State Representative, District 82 (Republican)
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George Street — State Representative, District 83 (Republican)
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Buck Jennings — State Representative, District 84 (Republican)
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John Paul Hott — State Representative, District 85 (Republican)
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Bryan Ward — State Representative, District 86 (Republican)
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Gary Howell — State Representative, District 87 (Republican)
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Rick Hillenbrand — State Representative, District 88 (Republican)
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David Cannon — State Representative, District 89 (Republican)
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George Miller — State Representative, District 90 (Republican)
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Ian Masters — State Representative, District 91 (Republican)
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Mike Hite — State Representative, District 92 (Republican)
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Mike Hornby — State Representative, District 93 (Republican)
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Donald Bennett — State Representative, District 94 (Republican)
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Chuck Horst — State Representative, District 95 (Republican)
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Lisa White — State Representative, District 96 (Republican)
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Chris Anders — State Representative, District 97 (Republican)
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Joe Funkhouser — State Representative, District 98 (Republican)
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Wayne Clark — State Representative, District 99 (Republican)
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Bill Ridenour — State Representative, District 100 (Republican)
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Frequently asked

Who are my U.S. senators in West Virginia?: West Virginia is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.
How do I find my state representative in West Virginia?: Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in West Virginia.
How do I contact my elected officials in West Virginia?: Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent West Virginia.

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