State Senate, 8th District (D)

(87 of 87 precincts)

Jennifer Scragg Karr: 3,286

Joshua Martin: 3,904

House of Delegates, 13th District (R)

(two to be nominated)

(36 of 36 precincts)

Scott Cadle: 1,519

Harold Landers: 820

Brian "Scotty" Scott: 1,500

Nathan Westfall: 862

House of Delegates, 14th District (D)

(21 of 21 precincts)

Kermit Beaver: 355

Samantha Fooce: 393

Jimmie Wood: 1,047

House of Delegates, 14th District (R)

(21 of 21 precincts)

Darrell Black: 462

Jim Butler: 710

John Casey: 552

House of Delegates, 15th District (R)

(14 of 14 precincts)

Troy Andes (i): 1,785

Joe Bocook: 391

House of Delegates, 22nd District (D)

(two to be nominated)

(30 of 30 precincts)

Bill Bryant: 1,121

Jeff Eldridge: 2,329

Josh Stowers (i): 2,757

Ed Triplett: 874

Gloria Triplett: 873

House of Delegates, 32nd District (D)

(three to be nominated)

(53 of 53 precincts)

Jan Lafferty: 950

Tom Louisos: 3,384

Dave Perry (i): 3,628

John Pino (i): 3,477

Margaret Staggers (i): 3,693

William Stover: 975

Jonathan Walkup: 1,091

House of Delegates, 35th District (D)

(four to be nominated)

(58 of 58 precincts)

Lisa Amoroso: 1,513

Bonnie Brown (i): 3,951

John Caudill: 1,527

Thornton Cooper: 1,810

Fred Giggenbach: 1,618

Bobbie Hatfield (i): 3,562

Gary Holstein: 570

Christopher Morris: 2,426

Doug Skaff (i): 4,214

House of Delegates, 35th District (R)

(four to be nominated)

(58 of 58 precincts)

Ann Calvert: 1,610

Todd Carden: 797

Elias Gregory: 364

Fred Joseph: 1,707

Matt Kelly: 982

John McCuskey: 1,956

Eric Nelson (i): 2,591

Micah Phelps: 654

Suzette Raines: 2,542

Michael Young: 737

House of Delegates, 36th District (D)

(three to be nominated)

(53 of 53 precincts)

Ronald Baskin: 580

Nancy Guthrie (i): 2,809

Mark Hunt (i): 2,810

Bob Johns: 1,160

Sharon Spencer: 2,392

Danny Wells (i): 2,854

Diana Wilson: 1,165

Kanawha County assessor (D)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Eddie Belcher: 3935

John Luoni: 6146

Sallie Robinson: 6751

Kanawha County assessor (R)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Forest Carper: 4780

John Jarman: 2592

Kanawha County magistrate (D)

(10 to be nominated)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Brent Hall: 5157

Melanie Rucker: 3751

Jack Pauley (i): 8641

Traci Carper-Strickland (i): 6098

Marva Lee Crouch: 4546

Paris Workman (i): 5649

Sonny Corley: 1654

Kim Aaron (i): 7293

Tim Halloran (i): 5800

Steve Harper: 2772

Joe Shelton (i): 6964

Jef Stevens: 2139

Ward Harshbarger (i): 6622

Julie Yeager (i): 5789

Blaire Carney-Smith: 3198

Bud Anderson: 3663

Tressie Proffitt Cabell: 2516

Pete Lopez (i): 8543

Kanawha County Board of Education

(two to be elected)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Adam Henry Knauff: 4245

Curtis Robinson: 4268

Robin Rector (i): 7892

Linda Ealy: 6745

Jim Crawford (i): 9628

Ronnie Walls: 5378

Putnam County circuit judge (D)

(47 of 47 precincts)

J. Robert Leslie: 1,870

David Hill: 699

Rosalee Juba-Plumley: 1,668

Putnam County circuit judge (R)

(47 of 47 precincts)

Edward Eagloski: 2,472

Joe Reeder: 2,724

Putnam County sheriff (R)

(47 of 47 precincts)

Rick Parsons: 1,628

Steve DeWeese: 3,814

Putnam County magistrate (R)

(three to be nominated)

47 of 47 precincts)

Linda Hunt (i): 2,392

Lesli Kuhl Forbis: 1,297

Kylene Dunlap Brown (i): 2,874

Kim Blair (i): 2,310

Ed Absten: 989

Scot Lawrence: 2,537

Unopposed races

In Kanawha County, Democrats Kent Carper (county commissioner) and John Rutherford (sheriff) and Republicans Stephen Dwayne Snead (county commissioner), Mark Plants (prosecutor) and Carol Fouty, Dianna Graves, Bob Keller and Mike Sisson (magistrate) had no opposition on the ballot. No Democrat filed to run for prosecutor, and no Republican filed to run for sheriff. In Putnam County, Democrats Lee Casto (county commissioner), Bud Lett (sheriff) and D.W. "Peachie" Arthur (assessor), Putnam County Republicans Andy Skidmore (county commissioner), Mark Sorsaia (prosecutor) and Sherry Troyer Hayes (assessor) and Board of Education members Sam Sentelle and Jack Coyner had no opposition on the ballot. No Democrat filed to run for prosecutor or magistrate.

(87 of 87 precincts)

Jennifer Scragg Karr: 3,286

Joshua Martin: 3,904

House of Delegates, 13th District (R)

(two to be nominated)

(36 of 36 precincts)

Scott Cadle: 1,519

Harold Landers: 820

Brian "Scotty" Scott: 1,500

Nathan Westfall: 862

House of Delegates, 14th District (D)

(21 of 21 precincts)

Kermit Beaver: 355

Samantha Fooce: 393

Jimmie Wood: 1,047

House of Delegates, 14th District (R)

(21 of 21 precincts)

Darrell Black: 462

Jim Butler: 710

John Casey: 552

House of Delegates, 15th District (R)

(14 of 14 precincts)

Troy Andes (i): 1,785

Joe Bocook: 391

House of Delegates, 22nd District (D)

(two to be nominated)

(30 of 30 precincts)

Bill Bryant: 1,121

Jeff Eldridge: 2,329

Josh Stowers (i): 2,757

Ed Triplett: 874

Gloria Triplett: 873

House of Delegates, 32nd District (D)

(three to be nominated)

(53 of 53 precincts)

Jan Lafferty: 950

Tom Louisos: 3,384

Dave Perry (i): 3,628

John Pino (i): 3,477

Margaret Staggers (i): 3,693

William Stover: 975

Jonathan Walkup: 1,091

House of Delegates, 35th District (D)

(four to be nominated)

(58 of 58 precincts)

Lisa Amoroso: 1,513

Bonnie Brown (i): 3,951

John Caudill: 1,527

Thornton Cooper: 1,810

Fred Giggenbach: 1,618

Bobbie Hatfield (i): 3,562

Gary Holstein: 570

Christopher Morris: 2,426

Doug Skaff (i): 4,214

House of Delegates, 35th District (R)

(four to be nominated)

(58 of 58 precincts)

Ann Calvert: 1,610

Todd Carden: 797

Elias Gregory: 364

Fred Joseph: 1,707

Matt Kelly: 982

John McCuskey: 1,956

Eric Nelson (i): 2,591

Micah Phelps: 654

Suzette Raines: 2,542

Michael Young: 737

House of Delegates, 36th District (D)

(three to be nominated)

(53 of 53 precincts)

Ronald Baskin: 580

Nancy Guthrie (i): 2,809

Mark Hunt (i): 2,810

Bob Johns: 1,160

Sharon Spencer: 2,392

Danny Wells (i): 2,854

Diana Wilson: 1,165

Kanawha County assessor (D)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Eddie Belcher: 3935

John Luoni: 6146

Sallie Robinson: 6751

Kanawha County assessor (R)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Forest Carper: 4780

John Jarman: 2592

Kanawha County magistrate (D)

(10 to be nominated)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Brent Hall: 5157

Melanie Rucker: 3751

Jack Pauley (i): 8641

Traci Carper-Strickland (i): 6098

Marva Lee Crouch: 4546

Paris Workman (i): 5649

Sonny Corley: 1654

Kim Aaron (i): 7293

Tim Halloran (i): 5800

Steve Harper: 2772

Joe Shelton (i): 6964

Jef Stevens: 2139

Ward Harshbarger (i): 6622

Julie Yeager (i): 5789

Blaire Carney-Smith: 3198

Bud Anderson: 3663

Tressie Proffitt Cabell: 2516

Pete Lopez (i): 8543

Kanawha County Board of Education

(two to be elected)

(165 of 165 precincts)

Adam Henry Knauff: 4245

Curtis Robinson: 4268

Robin Rector (i): 7892

Linda Ealy: 6745

Jim Crawford (i): 9628

Ronnie Walls: 5378

Putnam County circuit judge (D)

(47 of 47 precincts)

J. Robert Leslie: 1,870

David Hill: 699

Rosalee Juba-Plumley: 1,668

Putnam County circuit judge (R)

(47 of 47 precincts)

Edward Eagloski: 2,472

Joe Reeder: 2,724

Putnam County sheriff (R)

(47 of 47 precincts)

Rick Parsons: 1,628

Steve DeWeese: 3,814

Putnam County magistrate (R)

(three to be nominated)

47 of 47 precincts)

Linda Hunt (i): 2,392

Lesli Kuhl Forbis: 1,297

Kylene Dunlap Brown (i): 2,874

Kim Blair (i): 2,310

Ed Absten: 989

Scot Lawrence: 2,537

Unopposed races

In Kanawha County, Democrats Kent Carper (county commissioner) and John Rutherford (sheriff) and Republicans Stephen Dwayne Snead (county commissioner), Mark Plants (prosecutor) and Carol Fouty, Dianna Graves, Bob Keller and Mike Sisson (magistrate) had no opposition on the ballot. No Democrat filed to run for prosecutor, and no Republican filed to run for sheriff. In Putnam County, Democrats Lee Casto (county commissioner), Bud Lett (sheriff) and D.W. "Peachie" Arthur (assessor), Putnam County Republicans Andy Skidmore (county commissioner), Mark Sorsaia (prosecutor) and Sherry Troyer Hayes (assessor) and Board of Education members Sam Sentelle and Jack Coyner had no opposition on the ballot. No Democrat filed to run for prosecutor or magistrate.