State
Member, House of Delegates, District 3
- Vote for
- 1
- Term
- 2 years
- Candidates
- 3
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: One of the 100 members of the West Virginia House of Delegates, which writes state laws and passes the state budget; each delegate represents one single-member district.
Taxes & budget
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
No documented position found.
Dave CantrellIndependent
No documented position found.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
- Sponsored a state tax credit for new parents.In office
Public safety
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
- Supports more training, equipment and staff for first responders.
Dave CantrellIndependent
No documented position found.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
No documented position found.
Education
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
- Supports competitive teacher pay and vocational pathways.
Dave CantrellIndependent
- Supports strengthening public schools.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
- Sponsored requiring a detailed Education Department budget.In office
- Sponsored letting counties add pay for CTE teaching positions.In office
Economy & jobs
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
- Pledges to convene business and labor on job growth.
Dave CantrellIndependent
- Supports bringing back the prevailing wage.
- Opposes West Virginia's right-to-work law.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
- Sponsored state preemption on strategic and critical resources.In office
Roads & infrastructure
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
- Supports more highway, water and broadband funding locally.
Dave CantrellIndependent
- Supports fair utility costs.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
No documented position found.
Health & human services
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
- Supports protecting retirement benefits and Medicaid access.
Dave CantrellIndependent
- Supports expanding access to health care.
- Supports reproductive rights.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
No documented position found.
Government & transparency
Mike RobinsonDemocratic
- Pledges a public ledger of his votes after each session.
Dave CantrellIndependent
No documented position found.
Jimmy WillisRepublican
- Sponsored partisan elections for mayors and city councils.In office
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