West Virginia Farm PAC announces 2008 General Election endorsements
 

BUCKHANNON, WV – The West Virginia Farm PAC has announced its endorsements for the 2008 general election in November. In addition to endorsements for the West Virginia legislative races below, WV Farm PAC is endorsing the following candidacies: U.S. President: John McCain (R); U.S. Senate: Jay Wolfe (R); U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District: Shelley Moore Capito (R); West Virginia Governor: Russ Weeks (R); West Virginia Secretary of State: Natalie Tennant (D); West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture: Michael Teets (R); West Virginia State Treasurer: John D. Perdue (D); West Virginia Attorney General: Dan Greear (R); West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals: Beth Walker (R).

WV Senate endorsements:

District 1 (Brooke, Hancock, Ohio): Jack Yost (D)
District 2 ;(Calhoun, Doddridge, Marion, Marshall, Monongalia, Ohio, Ritchie, Tyler, Wetzel): Jeffrey Kessler (D)
District 3 (Pleasants, Roane, Wirt, Wood): Donna Boley (R)
District 4 (Jackson, Mason, Putnam, Roane): Karen Facemyer (R)
District 5 (Cabell, Wayne): Robert Plymale (D)
District 7 (Boone, Lincoln, Logan, Wayne): Earl Ray Tomblin (D)
District 9 (McDowell, Wyoming): Richard Browning (D)
District 10 (Fayette, Greenbrier, Mercer, Monroe, Summers): Donald Caruth (R)
District 11 (Clay, Fayette, Nicholas, Upshur, Webster): William Laird IV (D)
District 12 (Braxton, Gilmer, Harrison, Lewis): Douglas Facemire (D)
District 13 (Marion, Monongalia): Roman W. Prezioso, Jr. (D)
District 14 (Barbour, Grant, Mineral, Monongalia, Preston, Taylor, Tucker): Bob Williams (D)
District 15 (Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Morgan, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Randolph, Upshur): Clark Barnes (R)

WV House of Delegates endorsements:

District 1 (Brooke, Hancock): Randy Swartzmiller (D); Pat McGeehan (R)
District 2 (Brooke, Ohio): Tim Ennis (D); Roy Givens (D)
District 3 (Ohio): Tal Hutchins (D); Orphy Klempa (D)
District 4 (Marshall, Ohio): Michael T. Ferro (D); Scott Varner (D)
District 5 (Monongalia, Wetzel): Dave Pethel (D)
District 6 (Doddridge, Tyler, Wetzel): Wm. Roger Romine (R)
District 7 (Pleasants, Ritchie): Lynwood “Woody” Ireland (R)
District 8 (Wood): William Anderson (R)
District 9 (Wood, Wirt): Larry Border (R)
District 10 (Wood): Dan Poling (D); Tom Azinger (R); Fred Gillespie (R)
District 11 (Jackson, Roane): Bob Ashley (R)
District 12 (Jackson): Mitch Carmichael (R)
District 13 (Jackson, Mason, Putnam): Brady Paxton (D); James McCormick II (R)
District 14 (Mason, Putnam): Troy Andes (R); Patti Eagloski Schoen (R)
District 15 (Cabell, Lincoln): Kevin Craig (D); Jim Morgan (D); Carol Miller (R)
District 16 (Cabell, Wayne): Doug Reynolds (D); Dale Stephens (D); Kelli Sobonya (R)
District 19 (Boone, Lincoln, Logan, Putnam): Jeff Eldridge (D); Ralph Rodighiero (D)
District 20 (Mingo, Wayne): K. Steven Kominar (D)
District 21 (McDowell, Mingo): Harry Keith White (D)
District 22 (McDowell, Mercer, Wyoming): Daniel Hall (D); Linda Goodie Phillips (D)
District 24 (Mercer): Mike Vinciguerra, Jr. (D);
District 25 (Mercer): Marshall Long (D); Mike Porter (R)
District 26 (Monroe, Summers): Gerald Crosier (D)
District 27 (Raleigh, Summers): Rick Moye (D); Philip L. Stevens (R); Linda Sumner (R)
District 28 (Greenbrier): Thomas Campbell (D); Ray Canterbury (R)
District 29 (Clay, Fayette, Nicholas): David Perry (D)
District 30 (Kanawha): Doug Skaff, Jr. (D) John Miller (R); Fred Joseph (R)
District 32 (Kanawha): Tim Armstead (R); Patrick Lane (R); Ron Walters (R)
District 34 (Braxton, Gilmer): Brent Boggs (D)
District 35 (Nicholas): Sam Argento (D)
District 37 (Pocahontas, Randolph): Bill Hartman (D)
District 39 (Upshur): Bill Hamilton (R)
District 40 (Barbour, Upshur): Mary Poling (D)
District 41 (Harrison, Marion): Samuel Cann (D); Ron Fragale (D); Richard J. Iaquinta (D); Tim Miley (D)
District 44 (Monongalia): Robert Beach (D); Harry V. Bertram (R); Cindy Frich (R)
District 45 (Preston): Larry A. Williams (D)
District 46 (Preston, Tucker): Stan Shaver (D)
District 47 (Hardy, Preston): Harold Michael (D)
District 48 (Grant, Mineral, Pendleton): Allen V. Evans (R)
District 49 (Mineral): Robert Schadler (R)
District 50 (Hampshire, Mineral): Ruth Rowan (R)
District 51 (Hampshire, Morgan): Daryl E. Cowles (R)
District 52 (Berkeley, Morgan): Craig P. Blair (R)
District 53 (Berkeley): Jonathan Miller (R)
District 54 (Berkeley): Walter E. Duke (R)
District 55 (Berkeley): John Overington (R)
District 56 (Berkeley, Jefferson): Bob Tabb (D)
District 58 (Jefferson): Tiffany Lawrence (D)

Representing more than 18,000 members, the West Virginia Farm Bureau was founded in 1919 to provide leadership, education, information, training and economic services to county farm bureaus to enhance the quality of life for its membership.