President (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Barack Obama (i): 105,833

Keith Judd: 72,459

President (R)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Mitt Romney: 77,477

Rick Santorum: 13,408

Ron Paul: 12,263

Newt Gingrich: 6,986

"Buddy" Roemer: 1,129

U.S. Senate (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Joe Manchin (i): 162,298

Sheirl Fletcher: 40,820

Governor (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Earl Ray Tomblin (i): 168,503

Arne Moltis: 31,313

Governor (R)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Bill Maloney: 86,063

Ralph William Clark: 16,978

U.S. House, 2nd District (D)

(557 of 557 precincts)

Howard Swint: 22,457

William McCann: 13,641

Dugald Brown: 10,493

U.S. House, 2nd District (R)

(557 of 557 precincts)

Shelley Moore Capito (i): 34,876

Jonathan Miller: 4,680

Michael Davis: 2,473

U.S. House, 3rd District (R)

(640 of 640 precincts)

Rick Snuffer: 12,233

Lee Bias: 6,565

Bill Lester: 4,051

State treasurer (R)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Mike Hall: 48,928

Stephen Connolly: 39,114

State agriculture commissioner (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Sally Shepherd: 43,954

Bob Tabb: 12,883

Steve Miller: 38,815

Walt Helmick: 58,977

Joe Messineo: 24,378

State Supreme Court (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Robin Davis (i): 82,380

Louis Palmer: 16,992

Jim Rowe: 58,764

H. John Rogers: 27,118

J.D. Beane: 30,294

Letitia Chafin: 79,631

Unopposed races

Democrats Sue Thorn (U.S. House, 1st District), Nick Rahall (U.S. House, 3rd District), Natalie Tennant (secretary of state), Glen Gainer (auditor), Darrell McGraw (attorney general) and John Perdue (treasurer) and Republicans John Raese (U.S. Senate), David McKinley (U.S. House, 1st District), Brian Savilla (secretary of state), Larry Faircloth (auditor), Patrick Morrissey (attorney general) and Allen Loughry and John Yoder (state Supreme Court) had no opposition on the ballot. No Republican was on the ballot for agriculture commissioner, but state party leaders have said they will place Kent Leonhardt on the general election ballot in November.

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Barack Obama (i): 105,833

Keith Judd: 72,459

President (R)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Mitt Romney: 77,477

Rick Santorum: 13,408

Ron Paul: 12,263

Newt Gingrich: 6,986

"Buddy" Roemer: 1,129

U.S. Senate (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Joe Manchin (i): 162,298

Sheirl Fletcher: 40,820

Governor (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Earl Ray Tomblin (i): 168,503

Arne Moltis: 31,313

Governor (R)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Bill Maloney: 86,063

Ralph William Clark: 16,978

U.S. House, 2nd District (D)

(557 of 557 precincts)

Howard Swint: 22,457

William McCann: 13,641

Dugald Brown: 10,493

U.S. House, 2nd District (R)

(557 of 557 precincts)

Shelley Moore Capito (i): 34,876

Jonathan Miller: 4,680

Michael Davis: 2,473

U.S. House, 3rd District (R)

(640 of 640 precincts)

Rick Snuffer: 12,233

Lee Bias: 6,565

Bill Lester: 4,051

State treasurer (R)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Mike Hall: 48,928

Stephen Connolly: 39,114

State agriculture commissioner (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Sally Shepherd: 43,954

Bob Tabb: 12,883

Steve Miller: 38,815

Walt Helmick: 58,977

Joe Messineo: 24,378

State Supreme Court (D)

(1,846 of 1,846 precincts)

Robin Davis (i): 82,380

Louis Palmer: 16,992

Jim Rowe: 58,764

H. John Rogers: 27,118

J.D. Beane: 30,294

Letitia Chafin: 79,631

Unopposed races

Democrats Sue Thorn (U.S. House, 1st District), Nick Rahall (U.S. House, 3rd District), Natalie Tennant (secretary of state), Glen Gainer (auditor), Darrell McGraw (attorney general) and John Perdue (treasurer) and Republicans John Raese (U.S. Senate), David McKinley (U.S. House, 1st District), Brian Savilla (secretary of state), Larry Faircloth (auditor), Patrick Morrissey (attorney general) and Allen Loughry and John Yoder (state Supreme Court) had no opposition on the ballot. No Republican was on the ballot for agriculture commissioner, but state party leaders have said they will place Kent Leonhardt on the general election ballot in November.