2014 West Virginia House of Delegates election

2014 West Virginia House of Delegates election

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Party Republican Democratic

District colors:      Democratic (1+)     Republican (1+)      Democratic (1)     Republican (1)      Split delegation

Elections to the West Virginia House of Delegates took place on November 4, 2014. ^[1] All 100 seats in the West Virginia House of Delegates were up for election. ^[2]

Incumbents retiring

Eight incumbents did not run for re-election in 2014. Those incumbents were:

Name	Party	District
Ryan Ferns	Republican	District 3
John Ellem	Republican	District 10
Tom Azinger	Republican	District 10
Troy Andes	Republican	District 15
Kevin Craig	Democratic	District 16
Doug Skaff	Democratic	District 35
Meshea Poore	Democratic	District 37
Mary Poling	Democratic	District 47

Elected members

District	Incumbent	Elected representatives
District 1 (2 seats)	Ronnie Jones (Democratic) Randy Swartzmiller (Democratic)	Pat McGeehan (Republican) Mark Zatezalo (Republican)
District 2	Phil Diserio (Democratic)	Ryan Weld (Republican)
District 3 (2 seats)	Erikka Lynn Storch (Republican) Shawn Fluharty (Democratic)	Erikka Lynn Storch (Republican) Shawn Fluharty (Democratic)
District 4 (2 seats)	David Evans (Republican) Michael Ferro (Democratic)	David Evans (Republican) Michael Ferro (Democratic)
District 5	Dave Pethtel (Democratic)	Dave Pethtel (Democratic)
District 6	William Romine (Republican)	William Romine (Republican)
District 7	Lynwood Ireland (Republican)	Lynwood Ireland (Republican)
District 8	Bill Anderson (Republican)	Bill Anderson (Republican)
District 9	Anna Border (Republican)	Anna Border (Republican)
District 10 (3 seats)	John Ellem (Republican) Tom Azinger (Republican) Daniel Poling (Democratic)	Mike Azinger (Republican) John R. Kelly (Republican) Frank Deem (Republican)
District 11	Bob Ashley (Republican)	Bob Ashley (Republican)
District 12	Steve Westfall (Republican)	Steve Westfall (Republican)
District 13 (2 seats)	Scott Cadle (Republican) Brady Paxton (Democratic)	Scott Cadle (Republican) Michael Ihle (Republican)
District 14	Jim Butler (Republican)	Jim Butler (Republican)
District 15	Troy Andes (Republican)	Geoff Foster (Republican)
District 16 (3 seats)	Kevin Craig (Democratic) Carol Miller (Republican) Jim Morgan (American politician) (Republican)	Sean Hornbuckle (Democratic) Carol Miller (Republican) Chuck Romine (Republican)
District 17 (2 seats)	Doug Reynolds (Democratic) Dale Stephens (Democratic)	Matthew Rohrbach (Republican) Dale Stephens (Democratic)
District 18	Kelli Sobonya (Republican)	Kelli Sobonya (Republican)
District 19 (2 seats)	Timothy Kinsey (Democratic) Don Perdue (Democratic)	Timothy Kinsey (Democratic) Don Perdue (Democratic)
District 20	Justin Marcum (Democratic)	Justin Marcum (Democratic)
District 21	Harry White (Democratic)	Harry White (Democratic)
District 22 (2 seats)	Joshua Barker (Democratic) Jeff Eldridge (Democratic)	Michel Moffatt (Republican) Jeff Eldridge (Democratic)
District 23	Joshua Nelson (Republican)	Joshua Nelson (Republican)
District 24 (2 seats)	Ralph Rodighiero (Democratic) Rupie Phillips (Democratic)	Ralph Rodighiero (Democratic) Rupie Phillips (Democratic)
District 25	Linda Phillips (Democratic)	Linda Phillips (Democratic)
District 26	Clif Moore (Democratic)	Clif Moore (Democratic)
District 27 (3 seats)	Joe Ellington (Republican) John Shott (Republican) Marty Gearheart (Republican)	Joe Ellington (Republican) John Shott (Republican) Marty Gearheart (Republican)
District 28 (2 seats)	Roy Cooper (Republican) John O'Neal (Republican)	Roy Cooper (Republican) John O'Neal (Republican)
District 29	Rick Moye (Democratic)	Rick Moye (Democratic)
District 30	Mick Bates (Democratic)	Mick Bates (Democratic)
District 31	Lynne Arvon (Republican)	Lynne Arvon (Republican)
District 32 (3 seats)	David Perry (Democratic) John Pino (Democratic) Margaret Anne Staggers (Democratic)	Tom Fast (Republican) Kayla Kessinger (Republican) David Perry (Democratic)
District 33	David Walker (Democratic)	Roger Hanshaw (Republican)
District 34	Brent Boggs (Democratic)	Brent Boggs (Democratic)
District 35 (4 seats)	Doug Skaff (Democratic) Eric Nelson (Republican) JB McCuskey (Republican) Suzette Raines (Republican)	JB McCuskey (Republican) Eric Nelson (Republican) Andrew Byrd (Democratic) Chris Stansbury (Republican)
District 36 (3 seats)	Nancy Guthrie (Democratic) Mark Hunt (Democratic) Danny Wells (Democratic)	Nancy Guthrie (Democratic) Larry Rowe (Democratic) Brad White (Republican)
District 37	Meshea Poore (Democratic)	Mike Pushkin (Democratic)
District 38	Patrick Lane (Republican)	Patrick Lane (Republican)
District 39	Ronald Walters (Republican)	Ronald Walters (Republican)
District 40	Tim Armstead (Republican)	Tim Armstead (Republican)
District 41	Adam Young (Democratic)	Jordan Hill (Republican)
District 42 (2 seats)	George Ambler (Republican) Ray Canterbury (Republican)	George Ambler (Republican) Ray Canterbury (Republican)
District 43 (2 seats)	William G. Hartman (Democratic) Denise Campbell (Democratic)	William G. Hartman (Democratic) Denise Campbell (Democratic)
District 44	Dana Lynch (Democratic)	Dana Lynch (Democratic)
District 45	Bill Hamilton (Republican)	Bill Hamilton (Republican)
District 46	Margaret Smith (Republican)	Margaret Smith (Republican)
District 47	Mary Poling (Democratic)	Danny Wagner (Republican)
District 48 (4 seats)	Danny Hamrick (Republican) Ron Fragale (Democratic) Richard Iaquinta (Democratic) Timothy Miley (Democratic)	Danny Hamrick (Republican) Patsy Trecost (Democratic) Terry Waxman (Republican) Timothy Miley (Democratic)
District 49	Mike Manypenny (Democratic)	Amy Summers (Republican)
District 50 (3 seats)	Mike Caputo (Democratic) Linda Longstreth (Democratic) Tim Manchin (Democratic)	Mike Caputo (Democratic) Linda Longstreth (Democratic) Tim Manchin (Democratic)
District 51 (5 seats)	Barbara Fleischauer (Democratic) Charlene Marshall (Democratic) Anthony Barill (Democratic) Cindy Frich (Republican) Amanda Pasdon (Republican)	Barbara Fleischauer (Democratic) Brian Kurcaba (Republican) Amanda Pasdon (Republican) Cindy Frich (Republican) Joe Statler (Republican)
District 52	Larry Williams (Democratic)	Larry Williams (Democratic)
District 53	Randy Smith (Republican)	Randy Smith (Republican)
District 54	Allen Evans (Republican)	Allen Evans (Republican)
District 55	Isaac Sponaugle (Democratic)	Isaac Sponaugle (Democratic)
District 56	Gary Howell (Republican)	Gary Howell (Republican)
District 57	Ruth Rowan (Republican)	Ruth Rowan (Republican)
District 58	Daryl Cowles (Republican)	Daryl Cowles (Republican)
District 59	Larry Kump (Republican)	Saira Blair (Republican)
District 60	Larry V. Faircloth (Republican)	Larry V. Faircloth (Republican)
District 61	Jason Barrett (Democratic)	Walter Duke (Republican)
District 62	John Overington (Republican)	John Overington (Republican)
District 63	Michael Folk (Republican)	Michael Folk (Republican)
District 64	Eric Householder (Republican)	Eric Householder (Republican)
District 65	Tiffany Lawrence (Democratic)	Jill Upson (Republican)
District 66	Paul Espinosa (Republican)	Paul Espinosa (Republican)
District 67	Stephen Skinner (Democratic)	Stephen Skinner (Democratic)

References

1. "West Virginia House of Delegates elections, 2014". Ballotpedia. Retrieved 2025-10-23.
2. Pear, -Robert. "West Virginia Election Results". The New York Times. ISSN   0362-4331 . Retrieved 2025-10-23.