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Member, House of Delegates, District 66

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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.

Danielle M. Dougherty

Democratic

Beverly

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Jonathan B. KyleWest Virginia Legislature

Jonathan B. Kyle

RepublicanIncumbent

Real estate investor · Mill Creek

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  • Sponsored the Portable Benefit Account Act, signed into lawIn office
  • Sponsored the Remote Schools Support ActIn office
  • Sponsored bill creating a domestic violence registryIn office
  • Sponsored requirement that government drones be U.S.-madeIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Sponsored the Portable Benefit Account Act, signed into law

    Jonathan Kyle, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4009 · wvlegislature.gov

    “Relating to the creation of the Portable Benefit Account Act”
  2. Sponsored the Remote Schools Support Act

    Jonathan Kyle, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 4646 · wvlegislature.gov

    “Remote Schools Support Act”
  3. Sponsored bill creating a domestic violence registry

    Jonathan Kyle, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 5341 · wvlegislature.gov

    “To create a domestic violence registry”
  4. Sponsored requirement that government drones be U.S.-made

    Jonathan Kyle, House of Delegates member page

    Government record · West Virginia Legislature · Sponsored Legislation, 2026: HB 5421 · wvlegislature.gov

    “To require drones used by state and county personnel to be produced in the United States”

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