The general election ballot in Wood County:

President:

Donald J. Trump and J.D. Vance, Republican – 26,256

Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz, Democrat – 10,261

Chase Oliver and Mike Ter Maat, Libertarian – 125

Jill Stein and Rudolph Ware, Mountain – 79

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Nichole Shanahan, independent – 406

U.S. Senate:

Jim Justice, Republican – 25,967

Glenn Elliott, Democrat – 9,333

David Moran, Libertarian – 1,166

U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District

Riley Moore, Republican – 25,595

Steven Wendelin, Democrat – 9,556

Governor:

Patrick Morrisey, Republican – 23,313

Steve Williams, Democrat – 10,480

Erika Klie Kolenich, Libertarian – 1,061

Chase Linko-looper, Mountain – 500

S. Marshall Wilson, Constitution – 659

Secretary of State:

Kris Warner, Republican – 25,474

Thornton Cooper, Democrat – 9,635

Auditor:

Mark Hunt, Republican – 24,528

Mary Ann Roebuck Claytor, Democrat – 10,191

Treasurer:

Larry Pack, Republican – 29,748

No Democrat

Commissioner of Agriculture:

Kent Leonhardt, Republican – 24,656

Deborah Stiles, Democrat – 10,091

Attorney General:

John “J.B.” McCuskey, Republican – 24,857

Teresa Toriseva, Democrat – 10,067

West Virginia Senate 3rd District:

Donna Boley, Republican – 29,823

No Democrat

West Virginia House of Delegates 10th District:

Bill Anderson, Republican – 6,987

No Democrat

West Virginia House of Delegates 11th District:

Bob Fehrenbacher, Republican – 6,232

No Democrat

West Virginia House of Delegates 12th District:

Vernon Criss, Republican – 4,822

No Democrat

West Virginia House of Delegates 13th District:

Scot Heckert, Republican – 5,857

No Democrat

West Virginia House of Delegates 14th District:

Dave Foggin, Republican – 5,689

Jim Marion, Democrat – 1,675

County Commissioner (Vote for ONE):

David Blair Couch, Republican – 29,636

No Democrat

Prosecuting Attorney:

Pat Lefebure, Republican – 30,413

No Democrat

Sheriff

Rick Woodyard, Republican – 30,427

No Democrat

Assessor:

John R. Kelly, Republican – 29,738

No Democrat

Surveyor:

Charles F. Hughes Jr., Republican – 29,921

No Democrat

City of Parkersburg:

Mayor:

Tom Joyce, Republican – 6,678

Sherry Dugan, Democrat – 3,945

City Council District 1:

Dave McCrady, Republican – 768

Nancy Wilcox, Democrat – 313

City Council District 2:

Sharon Kuhl, Republican – 843

Sue Ellen Waybright, Democrat – 385

City Council District 3:

Roger Brown, Republican – 820

Craig D. Metz, Democrat – 300

City Council District 3:

Patrick McCormick, Republican – 286

Wendy Tuck, Democrat – 386

City Council District 5:

Dell Pomeroy, Republican – 235

J.R. Carpenter, Democrat – 295

William “Zak” Huffman, Independent – 298

City Council District 6:

Mike Reynolds, Republican – 714

Brenda Brum, Democrat – 573

City Council District 7:

Chris Rexroad, Republican – 1,055

Sonya Ashby, Democrat – 539

City Council District 8:

Andy Borkowski, Republican – 814

Trish Pritchard, Democrat – 465

City Council District 9:

Cathay Dailey, Republican – 794

Jeff Fox, Democrat – 712

Wood County Board of Education, non partisan (Vote for one):

Rick Olcott – 8,543

Randy Modesitt – 11,175

Ryan M. Henry – 2,050

Chad Conley – 9,122

City of Vienna:

Mayor

Randy Rapp – 1,760

Chad Emerick – 2,017

Kim Williams – 1,286

Vienna City Council (vote for five):

Tami Rhodes – 1,992

Seth Colvin – 1,222

Jim Leach – 2,573

Harry Dietzler – 2,549

Carrie Rapp – 1,529

Bryan Patrick Flinn – 987

Twila Jean Martin – 833

Henry Sasyn – 1,630

Roger Bibbee – 1,075

Tony Morrison – 1,981

Recorder Vienna:

Rod Smith – 2,420

Alice Goodwin – 2,036

North Hills:

Mayor

Megan Lake – 221

Dale Baumgartner – 202

North Hills City Council (Vote for not more than five.)

David Cook – 228

Regina Smith – 275

Rachel Hensley – 270

Don Stemple – 347

Kathrine R Pittman – 200

Diana M. Wilson – 198

Cheney English – 193

North Hills Recorder:

Fred Newberry – 420

Constitutional Amendment No. 1: Protection of persons against medically assisted suicide:

For – 16,710

Against – 16,100