Pasha Majdi
Candidate for Jefferson County Commission, Harpers Ferry District
Background
- Occupation
- Jefferson County Commission President
- Lives in
- Harpers Ferry
President of the Jefferson County Commission, representing the Harpers Ferry District; his current term runs through December 31, 2026.
Documented positions
Public safety
Proposes a county policy on license-plate camera technology.
ReportJefferson County Commission discusses potential ordinance addressing Flock camerasNews coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 21, 2026 · journal-news.net
“I think we as a county should be looking at this or doing something similar,”
Housing
Led a motion for growth talks with towns, legislators.In office
His motion to invite government bodies to an intergovernmental meeting on residential growth and public facilities passed unanimously.
ReportJefferson County Commission votes to meet with municipalities and state legislators about growth concernsNews coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 24, 2026 · journal-news.net
“Majdi made a motion to invite government bodies to an intergovernmental meeting with legislators on addressing residential growth and public facilities next month.”
Roads & infrastructure
Supports building evidence against Valley North for state regulators.
He argued the commission should focus on rates, money, coal and litigation in its filing to the Public Service Commission.
ReportJefferson Commission passes two resolutions opposing the Valley North projectNews coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 9, 2026 · journal-news.net
“our goals are better served if we do a little bit more homework”
Environment & parks
Sponsored a resolution opposing land seizures for Virginia data centers.In office
The resolution called on farmers, conservationists and others to oppose land seizures in West Virginia to serve data centers in Loudoun County, Virginia; it passed unanimously.
ReportJefferson Commission passes two resolutions opposing the Valley North projectNews coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 9, 2026 · journal-news.net
“The resolution also passed unanimously.”
Government & transparency
Proposes county ethics rules mirroring state ethics rules.In office
He brought a draft disclosure ordinance for discussion; the commission voted 3-2 not to move forward with it, with Majdi voting no.
ReportJefferson County Commission rejects proposed disclosure ordinanceNews coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Sep 20, 2026 · journal-news.net
“I would like to see ethic rules that mirror the state ethic rules that help us catch this corruption in real time.”
Other issues in this race
Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Pasha Majdi on them.
- Economy & jobsNo documented position found.
All sources (8)
- Candidate search: November 3, 2026 General Election, Jefferson County
Election filing · West Virginia Secretary of State · candidates.wvsos.gov
- Sample Ballots - General (November 3, 2026, one per delegate district)
Election filing · Jefferson County Clerk · jeffersoncountywv.org
- General Election 2026: County Candidate List
Election filing · Jefferson County Clerk · jeffersoncountywv.org
- Commissioners (members, districts and terms)
Government record · Jefferson County Commission · jeffersoncountywv.org
- Jefferson County Commission discusses potential ordinance addressing Flock cameras
News coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 21, 2026 · journal-news.net
- Jefferson Commission passes two resolutions opposing the Valley North project
News coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 9, 2026 · journal-news.net
- Jefferson County Commission rejects proposed disclosure ordinance
News coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Sep 20, 2026 · journal-news.net
- Jefferson County Commission votes to meet with municipalities and state legislators about growth concerns
News coverage · The Journal (Martinsburg) · Aug 24, 2026 · journal-news.net
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