1964 West Virginia House of Delegates election

June 2026 1964 West Virginia House of Delegates election Speaker legislative no West Virginia 56th West Virginia legislature 57th West Virginia legislature November 3, 1964 1966 West Virginia House of Delegates election 1966 All 100 seats in the West Virginia House of Delegates 51 1962 West Virginia House of Delegates election 1962 File:Julius Singleton.jpg Julius Singleton(retired) Monongalia Co. 1961 West Virginia Democratic Party 76 seats 91 1,797,081 60.23% 15 File:George H. Seibert Jr (cropped).png George H. Seibert Ohio Co. 1957 West Virginia Republican Party 24 seats 9 1,186,755 39.77% 15 350px #0671B0 Democratic gain #92C5DE Democratic hold #CA0120 Republican gain #F48882 Republican hold District holds and gains 350px Democratic: #b4c7ec 40–50% #8da9e2 50–60% #678cd7 60–70% #4170cd 70–80% #3358a2 80–90% #244079 90–100%Republican: #f1b4b2 40–50% #ed8783 50–60% #e55651 60–70% Results by winning party vote shareIn multi-member districts, the shading of the district shapes are determined by the sum of all of the candidates' vote percentages, and the shading of the circles is determined by multiplying each elected candidate's vote percentage by the number of seats up for election. Julius Singleton West Virginia Democratic Party H. Laban White West Virginia Democratic Party 1964 United States elections Elections to the West Virginia House of Delegates were held on November 3, 1964, to elect 100 candidates to the House to serve a two-year term. The Democrats greatly expanded their supermajority in the chamber, increasing their seat share from 76 to 91, a net gain of 15 seats, pushing the Republicans to a single-digit seat count in the House for the first time in state history, totaling nine seats.Barnes Clark S. WEST VIRGINIA BLUE BOOK 2015 -2016 2016 West Virginia Senate Clerk's Office Charleston, West Virginia 511 https://www.wvlegislature.gov/legisdocs/2016/BlueBook/0337_WVS_BlueBook.pdf 17 February 2026 This was the first election since the reapportionment of 1964. For the first time since 1900, multiple counties were placed within delegate districts which elected between one and two delegates; all counties had previously been allocated at least one delegate. An effort to prevent this was put forth, culminating in the so-called 1964 Fair Representation Amendment, a ballot measure to guarantee each county representation in the House, which was soundly defeated.West Virginia Fair Representation Amendment, Amendment 4 (1962) https://ballotpedia.org/West_Virginia_Fair_Representation_Amendment,_Amendment_4_(1962) Ballotpedia 29 May 2026 More populated counties were allocated multiple delegates, allowing voters to cast a number of votes equal to the county's delegate allocation using plurality block voting. Kanawha County was the largest district, returning fourteen delegates to the House. As a result, about 278% more votes were cast in the House of Delegates election than in the concurrent gubernatorial election. Reapportionment A new apportionment plan was adopted on January 1, 1964. Counties in bold gained members, while counties in italics lost members.1964 West Virginia Blue Book 1964 https://www.wvlegislature.gov/legisdocs/publications/bluebook/WVS_Bluebook_1964.pdf 29 May 2026 This plan was drawn in the wake of the landmark United States Supreme Court decision Reynolds v. Sims, which required state legislative districts to be roughly equal in population. The state had last reapportioned the House in 1951, and this plan would be used until 1974. The plan moved several counties which had each elected their own delegate into multi-county districts, reducing their representation in the chamber. This freed up many delegate seats which were redistributed to more populated areas such as the Northern panhandle and in Southern West Virginia. By district 35em District 1 (Berkeley and Morgan): 2 delegates District 2 (Grant and Tucker): 1 delegate (−1) District 3 (Hardy and Pendleton): 1 delegate (−1) District 4 (Greenbrier and Pocahontas): 2 delegates (−1) District 5 (Doddridge and Tyler): 1 delegate (−1) District 6 (Pleasants and Ritchie): 1 delegate (−1) District 7 (Calhoun, Gilmer, and Wirt): 1 delegate (−2) By county 20em Barbour: 1 delegate Boone: 2 delegates (+1) Braxton: 1 delegate Brooke: 2 delegates (+1) Cabell: 6 delegates (+1) Clay: 1 delegate Fayette: 3 delegates (−1) Hampshire: 1 delegate Hancock: 2 delegate (+1) Harrison: 4 delegates Jackson: 1 delegate Jefferson: 1 delegate Kanawha: 14 delegates (+3) Lewis: 1 delegate Lincoln: 1 delegate Logan: 3 delegates (−1) Marion: 3 delegates Marshall: 2 delegates Mason: 1 delegate McDowell: 4 delegates (−1) Mercer: 4 delegates (+1) Mineral: 1 delegate Mingo: 2 delegates Monongalia: 3 delegates Monroe: 1 delegate Nicholas: 1 delegate Ohio: 4 delegates (+1) Preston: 1 delegate Putnam: 1 delegate Raleigh: 4 delegates Randolph: 1 delegate Roane: 1 delegate Summers: 1 delegate Taylor: 1 delegate Upshur: 1 delegate Wayne: 2 delegates Webster: 1 delegate Wetzel: 1 delegate Wood: 4 delegates (+1) Wyoming: 2 delegates Summary DistrictSeatsIncumbentMyers J. Howard 1964 West Virginia Blue Book 1 December 2026 Charleston, West Virginia https://www.wvlegislature.gov/legisdocs/publications/bluebook/WVS_Bluebook_1964.pdf 30 May 2026StatusElected Delegate Party Delegate Party District 1(Berkeley and Morgan) 2 Robert M. Steptoe(redistricted from Berkeley County) Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Robert M. Steptoe Democratic Ralph Ben Hovermale(redistricted from Morgan County) Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Ralph B. Hovermale Democratic District 2(Grant and Tucker) 1 Larkin B. Ours(redistricted from Grant County) Republican Incumbent re-elected. Larkin B. Ours Republican James W. Michael(redistricted from Tucker County) Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Republicanloss. District 3(Hardy and Pendleton) 1 William McCoy Jr.(redistricted from Pendleton County) Democratic Incumbent re-elected. William McCoy Jr. Democratic Thomas J. Hawse(redistricted from Hardy County) Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic loss. District 4(Greenbrier and Pocahontas) 2 Thomas C. Edgar(redistricted from Pocahontas County) Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Thomas C. Edgar Democratic R. H. Bowman(redistricted from Greenbrier County) Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. John H. Bowling Jr. Democratic Richard E. Ford(redistricted from Greenbrier County) Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic loss. District 5(Doddridge and Tyler) 1 Forrest M. Buck(redistricted from Tyler County) Republican Incumbent re-elected. Forrest M. Buck Republican Donald G. Michels(redistricted from Doddridge County) Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Republican loss. District 6(Pleasants and Ritchie) 1 A. M. Kiester(redistricted from Pleasants County) Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic gain. F. Wayne Lanham Democratic J. F. Deem(redistricted from Ritchie County) Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Republican loss. Barbour 1 Kenneth Auvil Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Kenneth Auvil Democratic Boone 2 Dennie L. Hill Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Dennie L. Hill Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Thomas Goodwin Democratic Braxton 1 Paul S. Moyers Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Paul S. Moyers Democratic Brooke 2 Mino R. D'Aurora Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Mino R. D'Aurora Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Martin Ragan Democratic Cabell 6 J. Bernard Poindexter Democratic Incumbent re-elected. J. Bernard Poindexter Democratic Mike Casey Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Mike Casey Democratic Tennyson J. Bias Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Hugh A. Kincaid Democratic Mrs. Betty C. Baker Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Freda N. Paul Democratic T. E. Holderby Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic gain. Robert R. Nelson Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Don Smith Democratic Clay 1 J. Monroe Arbogast Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic gain. Jacob Neal Democratic Fayette 3 Robert K. Holliday Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Robert K. Holliday Democratic Earl M. Vickers Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Earl M. Vickers Democratic T. E. Myles Democratic Incumbent re-elected. T. E. Myles Democratic Ethel Crandall Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic loss. Hampshire 1 William B. Slonaker Democratic Incumbent re-elected. William B. Slonaker Democratic Hancock 2 Callie Tsapis Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. George D. Tokash Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. George G. Griffith Democratic Harrison 4 H. Laban White Democratic Incumbent re-elected. H. Laban White Democratic C. P. Marstiller Democratic Incumbent re-elected. C. P. Marstiller Democratic Carmine J. Cann Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Carmine J. Cann Democratic Ralph J. Keister Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Donald L. Kopp Democratic Jackson 1 B. Noel Poling Republican Incumbent re-elected. B. Noel Poling Republican Jefferson 1 Thornton W. Wilt Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Thornton W. Wilt Democratic Kanawha 14 Ivor F. Boiarsky Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Ivor F. Boiarsky Democratic Kelly W. Castleberry Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Kelly W. Castleberry Democratic J. F. Bedell Jr. Democratic Incumbent re-elected. J. F. Bedell Jr. Democratic Jesse S. Barker Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Jesse S. Barker Democratic Thomas L. Black Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Thomas L. Black Democratic Gene W. Bailey Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Gene W. Bailey Democratic Pat Board Jr. Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Pat Board Jr. Democratic W. T. Brotherton Jr. Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. James W. Loop Democratic Edward D. Knight Jr. Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Thomas A. Knight Democratic Walter W. Carey Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. James E. Kessinger Democratic Paul Workman Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic gain. Jack L. Pauley Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Kenneth L. Coghill Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Charles Dunaway Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Fred Scott Democratic Lewis 1 Louis G. Craig Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Louis G. Craig Democratic Lincoln 1 A. J. Belcher Democratic Incumbent re-elected. A. J. Belcher Democratic Logan 3 Luther H. Ghiz Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Luther H. Ghiz Democratic W. N. Anderson Democratic Incumbent re-elected. W. N. Anderson Democratic Earl B. Hager Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Earl B. Hager Democratic Bernard L. Miller Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic loss. Marion 3 J. E. Watson Democratic Incumbent re-elected. J. E. Watson Democratic Robert H. Tennant Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Paul Biz Dawson Democratic W. R. Wilson Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Nick Fantasia Democratic Marshall 2 John T. Madden Democratic Incumbent re-elected. John T. Madden Democratic Gordon W. Sammons Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic gain. Robert F. Stewart Democratic Mason 1 Carroll W. Casto Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Republican hold. Brereton C. Jones Republican McDowell 4 W. D. Mentz Democratic Incumbent re-elected. W. D. Mentz Democratic Harry R. Pauley Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Harry R. Pauley Democratic Fred G. Wooten Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Fred G. Wooten Democratic Edward W. Dye Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Corbett Church Democratic Mrs. Elizabeth Drewry Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic loss. Mercer 4 Clarence C. Christian Jr. Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Clarence C. Christian Jr. Democratic Charles E. Lohr Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Charles E. Lohr Democratic Walter Vergil Ross Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. James C. Cain Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Robert E. Holroyd Democratic Mineral 1 Paul F. Giffin Republican Incumbent not re-elected.Republican hold. Robert D. Harman Republican Mingo 2 Bill Blankenship Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Robert L. Simpkins Democratic Anthony R. Gentile Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. T.I. Varney Democratic Monongalia 3 John W. Pyles Democratic Incumbent re-elected. John W. Pyles Democratic Julius W. Singleton Jr. Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Charles S. Armistead Democratic Charles H. Haden II Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. Harry U. Howell Democratic Monroe 1 T. G. Matney Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. William Marion Shiflet Democratic Nicholas 1 D. R. Frazer Democratic Incumbent re-elected. D. R. Frazer Democratic Ohio 4 George H. Seibert Jr. Republican Incumbent re-elected. George H. Seibert Jr. Republican Harry L. Buch Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. John L. Seabright Democratic George S. Weaver Jr. Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. Joseph V. Dusel Democratic None (new seat) Democratic gain. Jack R. Adams Democratic Preston 1 Chester Liller Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. Ira L. Wright Democratic Putnam 1 Earl K. Kelley Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. J. R. Dick Gibson Democratic Raleigh 4 H. Dale Covey Democratic Incumbent re-elected. H. Dale Covey Democratic Mrs. W. W. Withrow Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Mrs. W. W. Withrow Democratic A. David Abrams Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. E. M. Ned Payne Democratic C. Berkley Lilly Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Lewis A. McManus Democratic Randolph 1 Jack R. Nuzum Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Earl H. Stalnaker Democratic Roane 1 Gene M. Ashley Republican Incumbent re-elected. Gene M. Ashley Republican Summers 1 Ray E. Sawyers Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Ray E. Sawyers Democratic Taylor 1 Lloyd L. Shriver Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. S. A. Morasco Democratic Upshur 1 W. W. Corder Democratic Incumbent lost re-election.Republican gain. Kenneth E. Queen Republican Wayne 2 Clayton C. Davidson Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Clayton C. Davidson Democratic Lewis Glenn Mills Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. Boyd Mathis Democratic Webster 1 D. P. Given Democratic Incumbent re-elected. D. P. Given Democratic Wetzel 1 Herbert Schupbach Democratic Incumbent re-elected. Herbert Schupbach Democratic Wood 4 Calvin A. Calendine Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. J. Douglas Ayers Democratic Spencer K. Creel Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. Eugene Knotts Democratic James W. Simonton Republican Incumbent lost re-election.Democratic gain. Russell G. Beall Democratic None (new seat) Republican gain. William P. A. Nicely Republican Wyoming 2 J. Paul England Democratic Incumbent re-elected. J. Paul England Democratic Mrs. Mae S. Belcher Democratic Incumbent not re-elected.Democratic hold. C. E. (Blackie) Allen Democratic List of districts District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 4 • District 5 • District 6 • District 7 • Barbour Co. • Boone Co. • Braxton Co. • Brooke Co. • Cabell Co. • Clay Co. • Fayette Co. • Hampshire Co. • Hancock Co. • Harrison Co. • Jackson Co. • Jefferson Co. • Kanawha Co. • Lewis Co. • Lincoln Co. • Logan Co. • Marion Co. • Marshall Co. • Mason Co. • McDowell Co. • Mercer Co. • Mineral Co. • Mingo Co. • Monongalia Co. • Monroe Co. • Nicholas Co. • Ohio Co. • Preston Co. • Putnam Co. • Raleigh Co. • Randolph Co. • Roane Co. • Summers Co. • Taylor Co. • Upshur Co. • Wayne Co. • Webster Co. • Wetzel Co. • Wood Co. • Wyoming Co. __NOTOC__ District 1 District 1 electionMyers J. Howard 1965 West Virginia Blue Book https://www.wvlegislature.gov/legisdocs/publications/bluebook/WVS_Bluebook_1965.pdf 1965 Charleston, West Virginia 796–797 29 May 20262 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Robert M. Steptoe 9,974 29.30% Democratic Party (United States) Ralph B. Hovermale 9,543 28.04% Republican Party (United States) Joe F. Wagner 7,510 22.06% Republican Party (United States) Ward W. Keesecker 7,012 20.60% 34,039 100.00% District 2 District 2 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Larkin B. Ours 4,088 53.58% Democratic Party (United States) Carl R. Barr 3,542 46.42% 7,630 100.00% District 3 District 3 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) William McCoy Jr. 4,835 62.85% Republican Party (United States) Paul Harper 2,858 37.15% 7,693 100.00% District 4 District 4 election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Thomas C. Edgar 12,103 39.11% Democratic Party (United States) John H. Bowling Jr. 11,950 38.61% Republican Party (United States) Oscar Nelson Jr. 6,896 22.28% 30,949 100.00% District 5 District 5 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Forrest M. Buck 4,781 63.06% Democratic Party (United States) Harry Ash 2,801 36.94% 7,582 100.00% District 6 District 6 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) F. Wayne Lanham 4,247 50.82% Republican Party (United States) C. R. (Pop) Sullivan 4,110 49.18% 8,357 100.00% District 7 District 7 election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Paul H. Kidd 5,431 55.71% Republican Party (United States) James Roydice Jones 4,318 44.29% 9,749 100.00% Barbour County Barbour County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Kenneth Auvil 4,661 64.85% Republican Party (United States) James C. Kelley 2,526 35.15% 7,187 100.00% Boone County Boone County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Dennie L. Hill 7,482 36.15% Democratic Party (United States) Thomas Goodwin 7,315 35.34% Republican Party (United States) Ezra H. Lilly 3,235 15.63% Republican Party (United States) Harold G. Lewis 2,665 12.88% 20,697 100.00% Braxton County Braxton County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Paul S. Moyers 4,304 100.00% 4,304 100.00% Brooke County Brooke County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Mino R. D'Aurora 7,601 32.52% Democratic Party (United States) Martin Ragan 7,148 30.58% Republican Party (United States) Paul Conaway 4,947 21.17% Republican Party (United States) Blair R. Geho 3,675 15.72% 23,371 100.00% Cabell County Cabell County election6 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) D. J. Bernard Poindexter 24,427 9.76% Democratic Party (United States) Hugh A. Kincaid 24,122 9.64% Democratic Party (United States) Freda N. Paul 23,251 9.29% Democratic Party (United States) Mike Casey 23,229 9.29% Democratic Party (United States) Robert R. Nelson 23,210 9.28% Democratic Party (United States) Don Smith 22,467 8.98% Republican Party (United States) Mae Newman 20,833 8.33% Republican Party (United States) G. Y. Neal 20,163 8.06% Republican Party (United States) Carroll Lindsey Baker 17,502 7.00% Republican Party (United States) J. Shelby Christian 17,332 6.93% Republican Party (United States) Eugene W. Childers 17,068 6.82% Republican Party (United States) Carl N. Woodrum 16,553 6.62% 250,157 100.00% Clay County Clay County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Jacob Neal 2,356 53.38% Republican Party (United States) J. Monroe Arbogast 2,058 46.62% 4,414 100.00% Fayette County Fayette County election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Robert K. Holliday 18,463 27.37% Democratic Party (United States) Earl M. Vickers 17,831 26.43% Democratic Party (United States) T. E. Myles 17,767 26.34% Republican Party (United States) Harvey Layne Jr. 5,112 7.58% Republican Party (United States) Thomas E. Ashe Jr. 4,293 6.36% Republican Party (United States) Louis Murad 3,990 5.91% 67,456 100.00% Hampshire County Hampshire County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) William B. Slonaker 3,304 100.00% 3,304 100.00% Hancock County Hancock County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) George D. Tokash 12,057 35.83% Democratic Party (United States) George G. Griffith 11,453 34.04% Republican Party (United States) James E. Porter 5,770 17.15% Republican Party (United States) John Lincoln Owen 4,367 12.98% 33,647 100.00% Harrison County Harrison County election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) H. Laban White 21,328 20.24% Democratic Party (United States) C. P. Marstiller 20,980 19.91% Democratic Party (United States) Donald L. Kopp 20,483 19.44% Democratic Party (United States) Carmine J. Cann 20,156 19.13% Republican Party (United States) Denzil A. Lambert 12,465 11.83% Republican Party (United States) Joseph A. Rosi 9,946 9.44% 105,358 100.00% Jackson County Jackson County election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) B. Noel Poling 5,284 57.91% Democratic Party (United States) Dick Nicholson 3,841 42.09% 9,125 100.00% Jefferson County Jefferson County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Thornton W. Wilt 4,952 99.68% Write-in Harvey Beeler 4 0.08% Write-in Adam Craven 3 0.06% Write-in Louise Leonard 2 0.04% Write-in Robert H. Cain 2 0.04% Write-in Roger Ramey 1 0.02% Write-in Dean Nichols 1 0.02% Write-in Steve Clopper 1 0.02% Write-in Carlton Hehle 1 0.02% Write-in Byron H. Webb 1 0.02% 4,968 100.00% Kanawha County Kanawha County election14 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Ivor F. Boiarsky 57,000 4.19% Democratic Party (United States) James W. Loop 55,276 4.07% Democratic Party (United States) Kelly L. Castleberry 54,767 4.03% Democratic Party (United States) Thomas A. Knight 54,446 4.01% Democratic Party (United States) J. F. Bedell Jr. 54,061 3.98% Democratic Party (United States) Jesse S. Barker 53,599 3.94% Democratic Party (United States) Thomas L. Black 53,569 3.94% Democratic Party (United States) James E. Kessinger 53,556 3.94% Democratic Party (United States) Gene W. Bailey 53,531 3.94% Democratic Party (United States) Jack L. Pauley 52,415 3.86% Democratic Party (United States) Pat Board Jr. 52,228 3.84% Democratic Party (United States) Kenneth L. Coghill 51,959 3.82% Democratic Party (United States) Charles Dunaway 51,013 3.75% Democratic Party (United States) Fred Scott 50,394 3.71% Republican Party (United States) Neal A. Kinsolving 46,014 3.39% Republican Party (United States) Walter W. Carey 45,883 3.38% Republican Party (United States) Henry Hoppy Shores 45,625 3.36% Republican Party (United States) Stanley E. Deutsch 44,390 3.27% Republican Party (United States) Timothy N. Barber 43,728 3.22% Republican Party (United States) Thomas E. Potter 43,689 3.22% Republican Party (United States) Lon C. Kinder 43,556 3.21% Republican Party (United States) Aaron Mike Cohen 43,525 3.20% Republican Party (United States) .John T. Poffenbarger 43,511 3.20% Republican Party (United States) Rev. William Ricks 43,182 3.18% Republican Party (United States) J'ed Armbrecht 42,408 3.12% Republican Party (United States) Alfred A. Lilly 41,926 3.09% Republican Party (United States) J. T. Greene 41,925 3.09% Republican Party (United States) Harry S. Barr Jr. 41,696 3.07% 1,358,872 100.00% Lewis County Lewis County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Louis G. Craig 4,269 54.24% Republican Party (United States) Emil E. Baldwin 3,602 45.76% 7,871 100.00% Lincoln County Lincoln County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) A. J. Belcher 5,186 57.54% Republican Party (United States) Everett Lee Elkins 3,827 42.46% 9,013 100.00% Logan County Logan County election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Luther H. Ghiz 15,250 25.91% Democratic Party (United States) w. N. Anderson 15,203 25.83% Democratic Party (United States) Earl Hager 15,141 25.72% Republican Party (United States) Charles Mitchell 4,480 7.61% Republican Party (United States) Clyde B. White 4,435 7.53% Republican Party (United States) Lonnie Trivette 4,353 7.40% 58,862 100.00% Marion County Marion County election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Paul Biz Dawson 17,837 20.97% Democratic Party (United States) J. E. Ned Watson 16,484 19.38% Democratic Party (United States) Nick Fantasia 15,568 18.30% Republican Party (United States) J. Marshall McAteer 12,017 14.13% Republican Party (United States) Robert 0. Tinnell 11,981 14.08% Republican Party (United States) Odbert C. Kisner 11,178 13.14% 85,065 100.00% Marshall County Marshall County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) John T. Madden 9,475 27.98% Democratic Party (United States) Robert F. Stewart 8,343 24.64% Republican Party (United States) Donald E. Kettlewell 8,248 24.36% Republican Party (United States) J. K. Chase Jr. 7,797 23.03% 33,863 100.00% Mason County Mason County election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Brereton C. Jones 5,383 50.57% Democratic Party (United States) Claude E. Swann 5,261 49.43% 10,644 100.00% McDowell County McDowell County election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) IV. Dewey Mentz 16,685 20.94% Democratic Party (United States) Harry R. Pauley 16,473 20.68% Democratic Party (United States) Fred G. Wooten 16,385 20.57% Democratic Party (United States) Corbett Church 16,327 20.49% Republican Party (United States) Mrs. Thelma Branch 3,687 4.63% Republican Party (United States) Hursel Bostic 3,449 4.33% Republican Party (United States) Archie Maynard 3,365 4.22% Republican Party (United States) William Norris Jr, 3,302 4.14% 79,673 100.00% Mercer County Mercer County election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) James C. Cain 16,503 17.96% Democratic Party (United States) Robert E. Holroyd 16,040 17.45% Democratic Party (United States) Charles E. Lohr 16,035 17.45% Democratic Party (United States) Clarence C. Christian Jr. 15,783 17.17% Republican Party (United States) Ella Nash Jarrell 8,146 8.86% Republican Party (United States) Ben B. Peck 6,931 7.54% Republican Party (United States) Earl Landers 6,866 7.47% Republican Party (United States) Lemuel L. Martin 5,597 6.09% 91,901 100.00% Mineral County Mineral County election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Robert D. Harman 5,185 53.78% Democratic Party (United States) John R. Powell 4,457 46.22% 9,642 100.00% Mingo County Mingo County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Robert L. Simpkins 11,498 43.74% Democratic Party (United States) T.'I. Varney 11,179 42.53% Republican Party (United States) Thomas D. White 3,609 13.73% 26,286 100.00% Monongalia County Monongalia County election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) John W. Pyles 14,093 20.76% Democratic Party (United States) Charles S. Armistead 13,914 20.50% Democratic Party (United States) Harry U. Howell 12,527 18.45% Republican Party (United States) Charles H. Haden II 10,890 16.04% Republican Party (United States) John E. Crynock 8,741 12.88% Republican Party (United States) William Delardas 7,724 11.38% 67,889 100.00% Monroe County Monroe County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) William Marion Shiflet 3,502 60.55% Republican Party (United States) Charles H. Allen Jr. 2,282 39.45% 5,784 100.00% Nicholas County Nicholas County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) D R. (Doc) Frazer 6,482 100.00% 6,482 100.00% Ohio County Ohio County election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) John L. Seabright 17,730 14.18% Democratic Party (United States) Joseph V. Dusel 17,059 13.64% Republican Party (United States) George H. Seibert 16,899 13.51% Democratic Party (United States) Jack R. Adams 16,509 13.20% Republican Party (United States) Harry L. Buch 15,203 12.16% Republican Party (United States) George S. Weaver Jr. 14,623 11.69% Democratic Party (United States) Leslie D. Timberlake 13,819 11.05% Republican Party (United States) Paul L. Teare 13,198 10.56% 125,040 100.00% Preston County Preston County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Ira L. Wright 4,795 50.27% Republican Party (United States) Chester Liller 4,744 49.73% 9,539 100.00% Putnam County Putnam County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) J. R. Dick Gibson 5,450 51.00% Republican Party (United States) Don Hardman 5,237 49.00% 10,687 100.00% Raleigh County Raleigh County election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) E. M. Ned Payne 21,378 19.17% Democratic Party (United States) Lewis A. McManus 20,152 18.07% Democratic Party (United States) H. Dale Covey 19,432 17.43% Democratic Party (United States) Mrs. W. W. Withrow 19,236 17.25% Republican Party (United States) Benjamin M. Guy Jr. 8,369 7.51% Republican Party (United States) Herbert A. Buckley 8,287 7.43% Republican Party (United States) Carl W. Jones 7,571 6.79% Republican Party (United States) Norvel Williams 7,074 6.34% 111,499 100.00% Randolph County Randolph County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Earl H. Stalnaker 7,678 72.07% Republican Party (United States) Lyman A. Clark Jr. 2,975 27.93% 10,653 100.00% Roane County Roane County election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Gene M. Ashley 3,633 52.80% Democratic Party (United States) Jack C. Whiting 3,248 47.20% 6,881 100.00% Summers County Summers County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Ray E. Sawyers 4,497 80.07% Republican Party (United States) Eddie Cales 1,119 19.93% 5,616 100.00% Taylor County Taylor County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) S. A. Morasco 3,725 57.38% Republican Party (United States) Harry C. Mikels 2,767 42.62% 6,492 100.00% Upshur County Upshur County election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Kenneth E. Queen 3,786 53.15% Democratic Party (United States) Dr. IV. IV. Corder 3,337 46.85% 7,123 100.00% Wayne County Wayne County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Clayton C. Davidson 10,087 32.85% Democratic Party (United States) Boyd Mathis 9,890 32.21% Republican Party (United States) James I. Toblin 5,598 18.23% Republican Party (United States) Arnold Cupid Kirk 5,127 16.70% 30,702 100.00% Webster County Webster County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) D. P. Sheriff Given 3,380 100.00% 3,380 100.00% Wetzel County Wetzel County election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Herbert Schupbach 5,678 62.64% Republican Party (United States) Ralph L. Wildman 3,387 37.36% 9,065 100.00% Wood County Wood County election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) J. Douglas Ayers 18,210 13.15% Democratic Party (United States) Eugene Knotts 18,085 13.06% Democratic Party (United States) Russell G. Beall 17,410 12.57% Republican Party (United States) William P. A. Nicely 17,244 12.45% Democratic Party (United States) Robert IV. Bailey 17,127 12.37% Republican Party (United States) Spencer K. Creel 17,025 12.29% Republican Party (United States) Calvin A. Calendine 17,002 12.28% Republican Party (United States) Gene A. Haynes 16,397 11.84% 138,500 100.00% Wyoming County Wyoming County election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) C. E. (Blackie) Allen 8,496 50.45% Democratic Party (United States) J. Paul England 8,345 49.55% 16,841 100.00% See also 1964 United States presidential election in West Virginia 1964 United States Senate election in West Virginia 1964 United States House of Representatives elections in West Virginia 1964 West Virginia gubernatorial election Notes References 30em 1964 House of Delegates West Virginia House of Delegates Category:November 1964 in the United States