Jason Armentrout
Keyser
The gist
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State
What this office does: A state senator votes on West Virginia laws and the state budget in the State Senate; each of the 17 senatorial districts elects two senators to staggered four-year terms.
District covers Preston, Tucker, Grant, Hardy, Mineral and part of Taylor counties (West Virginia Legislature Senate roster). Regular four-year term. The district's other senator, Randy E. Smith, is not up this year.
Keyser
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Grafton
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
Voted for 2026 personal income tax reduction (SB 392).
Government record · West Virginia Senate · Mar 14, 2026 · Y TAYLOR · wvlegislature.gov
“Relating to personal income tax reduction”
Voted for the 2026 state budget bill (SB 250).
Government record · West Virginia Senate · Mar 5, 2026 · Y TAYLOR · wvlegislature.gov
“Budget Bill”
Voted for 2026 teacher and State Police pay raise.
Government record · West Virginia Senate · Mar 14, 2026 · Y TAYLOR · wvlegislature.gov
“Teacher, School Personnel, and State Police Pay Raise”
Voted for 2025 certified microgrid program law (HB 2014).
Government record · West Virginia Senate · Apr 12, 2025 · Y TAYLOR · wvlegislature.gov
“Certified Microgrid Program”
Sponsored the Women’s Collegiate Sports Protection Act, signed into law.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · SB 502 · wvlegislature.gov
“Women’s Collegiate Sports Protection Act”
Sponsored bill prohibiting vaccine mandates.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · SB 237 · wvlegislature.gov
“Prohibiting mandates for vaccines”
Sponsored bill banning camping in public areas without consent.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · SB 175 · wvlegislature.gov
“Prohibiting camping in public areas without consent”
Sponsored the West Virginia Rural School Protection Act.
Government record · West Virginia Legislature · SB 504 · wvlegislature.gov
“West Virginia Rural School Protection Act”
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