List of members of the 79th West Virginia House of Delegates explained

This list of members of the 79th West Virginia House of Delegates lists the presumed members of the House of Delegates for the 79th West Virginia Legislature.

House of Delegates Leadership

Position	Name	Party	District	County
			17	Wayne Co.
			41	Harrison Co.
	Brent Boggs		34	Braxton Co.
			32	Kanawha Co.
			43	Marion Co.
	Larry Border		9	Wood Co.

List of Members in the House of Delegates by District

District	Representative	Party	County(ies)
1		Pat McGeehan		Republican	Hancock
	Randy Swartzmiller	Democratic
2	Timothy Ennis	Democratic	Brooke, Ohio (part)
	Roy E. Givens	Democratic
3	Tal Hutchins	Democratic	Ohio (part)
	Orphy Klempa	Democratic
4	Michael T. Ferro	Democratic	Marshall
	Scott Varner	Democratic
5	Dave Pethtel	Democratic	Monongalia (part), Wetzel
6	Wm. Roger Romine	Republican	Doddridge, Tyler
7	Lynwood "Woody" Ireland	Republican	Pleasants, Ritchie
8	William Anderson	Republican	Wood (part)
9	Larry Border	Republican	Wirt, Wood (part)
10		Tom Azinger		Republican	Wood (part)
	John N. Ellem	Democratic
	Daniel Poling	Democratic
11	Bob Ashley	Republican	Jackson (part), Roane
12	Mitch B. Carmichael	Republican	Jackson (part)
13	Dale Martin	Democratic	Jackson (part), Mason (part), Putnam
	Brady Paxton	Democratic
14	Troy Andes	Republican	Mason (part), Putnam (part)
	Patti Eagloski Schoen	Republican
15		Kevin J. Craig		Democratic	Cabell (part), Lincoln (part)
	Carol Miller	Republican
	Jim Morgan	Democratic
16		Doug Reynolds		Republican	Cabell (part)
	Kelli Sobonya	Republican
	Dale Stephens	Democratic
17	Richard Thompson	Democratic	Wayne (part)
	Don Perdue	Democratic
18	Larry W. Barker	Democratic	Boone (part)
19	Greg Butcher	Democratic	Boone (part), Lincoln (part), Logan (part), Putnam (part)
	Jeff Eldridge	Democratic
	Ralph Rodighiero	Democratic
	Josh Stowers	Democratic
20	K. Steven Kominar	Democratic	Mingo (part), Wayne (part)
21	Harry Keith White	Democratic	McDowell (part), Mingo (part)
22	Daniel J. Hall	Democratic	McDowell (part), Mercer (part), Wyoming
	Linda Goode Phillips	Democratic
23	Clif Moore	Democratic	McDowell (part)
24	Bill Cole^[1]	Republican	Mercer (part)
25		John R. Frazier		Democratic	Mercer (part)
	T. Mike Porter Jr.^[2]	Republican
26	Gerald L. Crosier	Democratic	Monroe, Summers (part)
27		Virginia Mahan		Democratic	Raleigh, Summers (part)
	Rick Moye	Democratic
	Linda Sumner	Republican
	Sally Susman	Democratic
	William R. "Bill" Wooten	Democratic
28		Thomas W. Campbell		Democratic	Greenbrier
	Ray Canterbury	Republican
29	Tom Louisos	Democratic	Clay (part), Fayette, Nicholas (part)
	David Perry	Democratic
	Margaret Anne Staggers	Democratic
30	Bonnie Brown	Democratic	Kanawha (part)
	Nancy Peoples Guthrie	Democratic
	Barbara Hatfield	Democratic
	Mark Hunt	Democratic
	Doug Skaff Jr.	Democratic
	Sharon Spencer	Democratic
	Danny Wells	Democratic
31	Meshea Poore^[3]	Democratic	Kanawha (part)
32	Tim Armstead	Republican	Kanawha (part)
	Patrick Lane	Republican
	Ron Walters	Republican
33	David Walker	Democratic	Calhoun, Clay (part), Gilmer (part)
34	Brent Boggs	Democratic	Braxton, Gilmer (part)
35	Sam J. Argento^[4]	Democratic	Nicholas (part)
36	Joe Talbott	Democratic	Nicholas (part), Webster
37	Bill Hartman	Democratic	Pocahontas, Randolph
	Mike Ross^[5]	Democratic
38	Peggy Donaldson Smith	Democratic	Lewis, Upshur (part)
39	Bill Hamilton	Republican	Upshur (part)
40	Mary M. Poling	Democratic	Barbour, Upshur (part)
41	Samuel J. "Sam" Cann	Democratic	Harrison, Marion (part)
	Ron Fragale	Democratic
	Richard J. Iaquinta	Democratic
	Tim Miley	Democratic
42	Mike Manypenny	Democratic	Marion (part), Monongalia (part), Taylor
43	Mike Caputo	Republican	Marion (part), Monongalia (part)
	Linda Longstreth	Republican
	Tim Manchin	Democratic
44	Robert "Bob" Beach	Democratic	Monongalia (part)
	Barbara Evans Fleischauer	Democratic
	Charlene Marshall	Democratic
	Alex J. Shook	Democratic
45	Larry A. Williams	Democratic	Preston (part)
46	Stan Shaver	Democratic	Preston (part), Tucker
47	Harold Michael	Democratic	Hardy, Pendleton (part)
48	Allen R. Evans	Republican	Grant, Mineral (part), Pendleton (part)
49	Robert A. Schadler	Republican	Mineral (part)
50	Ruth Rowan	Republican	Hampshire (part), Mineral (part)
51	Daryl E. Cowles	Republican	Hampshire (part), Morgan (part)
52	Craig P. Blair	Republican	Berkeley (part), Morgan (part)
53	Jonathan Miller	Republican	Berkeley (part)
54	Walter E. Duke	Republican	Berkeley (part)
55	John Overington	Republican	Berkeley (part)
56	Terry L. Walker^[6]	Democratic	Berkeley (part), Jefferson (part)
57	John Doyle	Democratic	Jefferson (part)
58	Tiffany Lawrence	Democratic	Jefferson (part)

Composition

2009–2011:

Affiliation		Members
	Democratic Party	71
	Republican Party	29
Total		100
Majority		42

See also

• West Virginia House of Delegates
• List of members of the 78th West Virginia House of Delegates
• List of speakers of the West Virginia House of Delegates

External links

• West Virginia Legislature Homepage
• WV House of Delegates District Map
• Secretary of State – 2008 General Election Returns Results (PDF)

Notes and References

1. appointed May 28, 2010 to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Delegate John Shott who resigned May 25, 2010
2. appointed October 7, 2010 to fill vacancy caused by the death of T. Mike Porter, Sr. who died September 27, 2010 http://bdtonline.com/local/x921679549/Porter-Jr-proud-to-finish-father-s-term
3. appointed December 18, 2009 to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Delegate Carrie Webster who resigned December 4, 2009
4. died October 28, 2010
5. appointed January 9, 2009 to fill vacancy caused by the death of Delegate Bill Proudfoot who died December 24, 2008
6. appointed to fill vacancy caused resignation of Delegate Bob Tabb