2010 West Virginia House of Delegates election

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Elections to the West Virginia House of Delegates were held on November 2, 2010, to elect 100 candidates to the House to serve a two-year term. In a national environment widely characterized as a red wave, Republicans broke the Democrats' supermajority status in the House. Of the 100 seats up for election, Democrats won sixty-five and the Republicans thirty-five, a net gain of six for the Republicans.[1]

Quick facts All 100 seats in the West Virginia House of Delegates 51 seats needed for a majority, Majority party ...
2010 West Virginia House of Delegates election

 2008
November 2, 2010
2012 

All 100 seats in the West Virginia House of Delegates
51 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Rick Thompson Tim Armstead
Party Democratic Republican
Leader's seat 17th–Lavalette 32nd–Elkview
Last election 71 seats, 64.47% 29 seats, 34.84%
Seats won 65 35
Seat change Decrease 6 Increase 6
Popular vote 610,790 467,752
Percentage 56.02% 42.90%
Swing Decrease 8.45 pp Increase 8.06 pp

     Democratic gain      Democratic hold
     Republican gain      Republican hold
Multi-member districts:
     Democratic majority      Republican majority      Even split

Democratic:      40–50%      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      Unopposed
Republican:      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      70–80%      Unopposed


Speaker before election

Rick Thompson
Democratic

Elected Speaker

Rick Thompson
Democratic

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This election took place alongside races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, state senate, and numerous other state and local elections.

Results

Overall

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2010 West Virginia House of Delegates general election results and statistics
Party Candidates Seats Aggregate votes 2008 general Change
Prim. Gen. No. Percent Seats Vote % Seats Vote %
Democratic 90 65
610,790 56.02%
65 64.47% −6 −8.45 pp
Republican 72 35
467,75 42.90%
29 34.84% +6 +8.06 pp
Independents 4 0
8,251 0.76%
0 0.22% +0.54 pp
Mountain 2 0
2,791 0.26%
0 0.40% −0.14 pp
Libertarian 1 0
747 0.07%
DNC
Totals 169 100 1,395,185 100% 100
Turnout[2] 535,152 44.01%
57.92% −13.91 pp
Registered voters 1,216,023
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General election results

General election results sourced from the West Virginia Secretary of State.[3]

Single-member districts

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District Democratic Republican Others Total
Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Votes Plr. Mrg.
5thDave Pethtel (incumbent)3,835100.00%3,8353,835100.00%
6thCharles Ray Delauder1,56830.29%William Romine (incumbent)3,60869.71%5,176−2,040−39.41%
7thLynwood Ireland (incumbent)4,486100.00%4,4864,486100.00%
8thBob Ashley4,530100.00%4,5304,530100.00%
9thFrancis James Marion2,06836.71%Larry Border (incumbent)3,56663.29%5,634−1,498−26.59%
11thRobert Ashley3,26680.94%Mark Steven Myers D.C (Mtn.)76919.06%4,035−2,497−61.88%
12thJo Boggess Phillips3,26149.08%Mitch Carmichael (incumbent)3,38350.92%6,644−122−1.84%
18thLarry Barker (incumbent)3,43676.71%Lawrence B. Lyon Jr.1,04323.29%4,4792,39353.43%
20thSteve Kominar (incumbent)3,410100.00%3,4103,410100.00%
21stHarry Keith White (incumbent)2,593100.00%2,5932,593100.00%
23rdClif Moore (incumbent)2,471100.00%2,4712,471100.00%
24thGary Gearheart2,797100.00%2,7972,797100.00%
26thGerald Crosier (incumbent)2,80556.09%Roy Gale Cooper2,19643.91%5,00160912.18%
31stMeshea La'Shawn Poore2,80770.53%Pamela Kate Minimah93523.49%Janet Louise Thompson (Ind.)2385.98%3,9801,87247.04%
33rdDavid Walker (incumbent)3,325100.00%3,3253,325100.00%
34thBrent Boggs (incumbent)4,131100.00%4,1314,131100.00%
35thSam Argento† (incumbent)2,15340.69%Harold Sigler3,13859.31%5,291−985−18.62%
36thJoseph B. Talbott (incumbent)2,55571.73%Duane D. Borchers Sr. (Ind.)1,00728.27%3,5621,54843.46%
38thMargaret Smith (incumbent)4,291100.00%4,2914,291100.00%
39thBill Hamilton (incumbent)4,765100.00%4,765−4,765−100.00%
40thMary Poling (incumbent)3,56862.31%Lonnie Lee Moore Sr.2,15837.69%5,7261,41024.62%
42ndMike Manypenny (incumbent)3,22354.18%Jeffery L. Tansill2,72645.82%5,9494978.35%
45thLarry Williams (incumbent)4,758100.00%4,7584,758100.00%
46thStanley Shaver (incumbent)3,17150.43%Deborah R. Stevens3,11749.57%6,288540.86%
47thHarold Michael (incumbent)4,704100.00%4,7044,704100.00%
48thAllen V. Evans (incumbent)4,794100.00%4,7944,794100.00%
49thCharles Edward Messick2,34543.86%Gary Howell3,00156.14%5,346−656−12.27%
50thAlan Mitchell Davis1,54728.14%Ruth Rowan (incumbent)3,95071.86%5,497−2,403−43.71%
51stAlton Earl Wolfe Jr.1,62828.77%Daryl Cowles (incumbent)4,03071.23%5,658−2,40242.45%
52ndMichael Kirk Roberts2,81042.93%Larry Kump3,73557.07%6,545−925−14.13%
53rdRobert Vincent Mills1,65030.85%Jonathan Miller (incumbent)3,69969.15%5,349−2,049−38.31%
54thMichael Jason Barrett1,95443.65%Walter Duke (incumbent)2,52356.35%4,477−569−12.71%
55thDonn E. Marshall2,37639.44%John Overington (incumbent)3,64860.56%6,024−1,272−21.12%
56thTerry Lee Walker2,57343.65%Eric Householder3,32256.35%5,895−749−12.71%
57thJohn Doyle (incumbent)3,66154.21%Elliot Mark Simon3,09245.79%6,7535698.43%
58thTiffany Lawrence (incumbent)3,13353.41%Alan Blake Thompson2,73346.59%5,8664006.82%
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Multi-member districts

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District Seats Democratic Republican Others Total
Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Votes Plr. Mrg.
1st2-seatRandy Swartzmiller (incumbent)6,85343.41%Amanda M. Mesler (Ind.)4,44728.17%15,785380.24%
Ronnie Jones4,48528.41%
2nd2-seatTim Ennis (incumbent)7,33853.83%13,6316,293100.00%
Roy Givens (incumbent)6,29346.17%
3rd2-seatRyan Ferns4,95825.87%Erikka Lynn Storch5,41028.23%19,1634402.30%
Shawn Fluharty4,27722.32%Adolph William Santorine Jr.4,51823.58%
4th2-seatScott Varner (incumbent)7,55752.29%14,4516,894100.00%
Michael Ferro (incumbent)6,89447.71%
10th3-seatDaniel Poling (incumbent)8,59223.38%John Ellem (incumbent)10,30728.05%36,7446001.63%
Thomas Azinger (incumbent)9,85326.82%
Fred D. Gillespie7,99221.75%
13th2-seatBrady Paxton (incumbent)6,17535.04%Brian Ray Scott5,63931.99%17,6251720.98%
Dale F. Martin (incumbent)5,81132.97%
14th2-seatCatherine L. Larck5,35526.44%Troy Andes (incumbent)8,15940.28%20,255−1,386−6.84%
Brian Savilla6,74133.28%
15th3-seatKevin Craig (incumbent)6,88620.59%Carol Miller (incumbent)6,60119.74%33,4472950.88%
Jim Morgan (incumbent)6,18818.50%Patrick Allen Lucas4,40813.18%
Matthew James Woelfel5,89317.62%Douglas W. Franklin3,47110.38%
16th3-seatDoug Reynolds (incumbent)8,90026.43%Kelli Sobonya (incumbent)10,02629.78%33,6691,4054.17%
Dale Stephens (incumbent)8,07423.98%Tomma Anne See6,66919.81%
17th2-seatRick Thompson (incumbent)6,50952.42%12,4185,909100.00%
Don Perdue (incumbent)5,90947.58%
19th4-seatRalph Rodighiero (incumbent)10,37221.59%Chad Ryan Story5,14010.70%48,0423,5327.35%
Gregory Butcher (incumbent)9,70620.20%Elias Clark Gregory4,86110.12%
Josh Stowers (incumbent)9,29119.34%
Rupie Phillips8,67218.05%


22nd2-seatLinda Phillips (incumbent)4,35740.04%Shawn Raymond Spears2,81225.84%10,8829018.28%
Daniel Hall (incumbent)3,71334.12%
25th2-seatJohn R. Frazier (incumbent)6,09534.48%Joe Ellington4,69326.55%17,6798334.71%
Billy Joe Morefield3,03117.14%Charles Edward Terry Jr.3,86021.83%
27th5-seatRick Moye (incumbent)11,64412.05%Linda Sumner (incumbent)13,78414.27%96,6118050.83%
William R. Wooton (incumbent)11,03811.43%Rick Snuffer12,29912.73%
Sally Susman (incumbent)10,23310.59%John O'Neal11,59112.00%
Melvin Ray Kessler8,9519.26%Richard Eugene Franklin8,5168.81%
Virginia Mahan (incumbent)8,5558.86%
28th2-seatThomas Campbell (incumbent)6,15239.39%Ray Canterbury (incumbent)6,25440.04%15,6202,93818.81%
Michael Shawn Knisely3,21420.58%
29th3-seatMargaret Anne Staggers (incumbent)7,30928.02%Marshall Clay4,75218.22%26,0872,1058.07%
David Perry (incumbent)7,16927.48%
John Pino6,85726.29%


30th 7-seat Doug Skaff (incumbent)19,3358.79% Eric Nelson17,6038.00% 220,086 615 0.28%
Danny Wells (incumbent)17,1977.81% Fred H. Joseph15,3296.97%
Barbara Hatfield (incumbent)17,1867.81% Brian F. Hicks15,0016.82%
Bonnie Brown (incumbent)16,9207.69% Michael S. Hall14,9236.78%
Mark Hunt16,4987.50% James W. Strawn14,1806.44%
Nancy Peoples Guthrie (incumbent)16,3017.41% Daniel Richard Barnett12,1195.51%
Sharon Spencer (incumbent)15,6867.13% Steven Sweeney11,8085.37%
32nd3-seatClint Adison Casto4,21610.70%Tim Armstead (incumbent)9,08723.06%Jesse Johnson (Mtn.)2,0225.13%39,402−3,813−9.68%
Philip Scott Lavigne4,14910.53%Ronald N. Walters (incumbent)8,25120.94%
Charles Foster Black3,6489.26%Patrick Lane (incumbent)8,02920.38%
37th2-seatDenise Lynne Campbell6,32835.79%Wilda Joan Sharp5,39930.54%17,6815553.14%
William G. Hartman (incumbent)5,95433.67%
41st4-seatTim Miley (incumbent)11,89415.07%Daniel Hamrick9,86512.50%78,9071,3031.65%
Richard Iaquinta (incumbent)11,79614.95%Laura Diana Bartley8,89611.27%
Sam Cann (incumbent)11,51614.59%Edward Wayne Randolph6,9928.86%
Ron Fragale (incumbent)11,16814.15%William Michael Griffith6,7808.59%
43rd3-seatMike Caputo (incumbent)11,40922.73%Rickie Ray Starn7,44814.84%50,2023,0266.03%
Linda Longstreth (incumbent)10,59721.11%Travis Lee Blosser5,27610.51%
Tim Manchin (incumbent)10,47420.86%Lynette Mae McQuain4,9989.96%
44th4-seatCharlene Marshall (incumbent)12,00315.41%Amanda Pasdon9,73612.50%Paul Burton Brown (Ind.)2,5593.29%77,8796880.88%
Barbara Fleischauer (incumbent)11,46014.72%Chris Walters8,80611.31%Tad Britch (Lbt.)7470.96%
Anthony Barill9,49412.19%Kevin Scott Poe8,27310.62%
Stephen Lee Cook8,44510.84%Kevin Lee Patrick Jr6,3568.16%
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See also

Notes

  1. In multi-member districts, the shading of the district shapes are determined by the sum of all of the candidates' vote percentages, and the shading of the circles is determined by multiplying each elected candidate's vote percentage by the number of seats up for election.

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