Keena Mullins
Democratic
Charleston
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Member, House of Delegates, District 53
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: One of the 100 members of the House of Delegates, the lower chamber of the West Virginia Legislature, which writes state laws and passes the state budget.
Tristan Leavitt
RepublicanIncumbent
Attorney · Charleston
The gist
- Supports community-based wellness and addiction recovery
- Sponsored sales tax exemption for diapers and baby itemsIn office
- Sponsored the Truth in Taxation ActIn office
- Sponsored domestic violence prevention act signed into lawIn office
- Sponsored bill reorganizing the executive branchIn office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Supports community-based wellness and addiction recovery
Issues — Leavitt for WVCampaign website · Tristan Leavitt campaign · leavittforwv.com
“He believes firmly in the power of community to encourage wellness and promote recovery.”
Sponsored sales tax exemption for diapers and baby items
Tristan Leavitt, House of Delegates member pageGovernment record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4930 · wvlegislature.gov
“Creating exemption from sales tax for diapers and baby items”
Sponsored the Truth in Taxation Act
Tristan Leavitt, House of Delegates member pageGovernment record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4929 · wvlegislature.gov
“Creating the Truth in Taxation Act”
Sponsored domestic violence prevention act signed into law
Tristan Leavitt, House of Delegates member pageGovernment record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 5101 · wvlegislature.gov
“The Joanna Phillips Domestic Violence Prevention Act”
Sponsored bill reorganizing the executive branch
Tristan Leavitt, House of Delegates member pageGovernment record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4594 · wvlegislature.gov
“Reorganization of the Executive branch”
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