Who serves in the West Virginia House of Delegates?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Checked November 6, 2026 (America/Chicago). The official current rosters contain 100 House members (91 Republican, 9 Democratic) and 34 senators (32 Republican, 2 Democratic), with every party and district independently checked against all 134 retained original individual profiles. Published names follow official profile headings; shorter roster spellings are retained in provenance.

The House has 100 single-member districts. The Senate has 17 geographic districts, each electing two senators for staggered four-year terms. Both senators are listed for each district. Districts 5 and 13 have one Democratic and one Republican member and use equal-width affiliation stripes. Seat totals count members, not district polygons. The member numbers are display identifiers, not election-cycle designations.

The independent 2026 Membership Directory corroborates 130 current names and affiliations; 129 of those district labels agree. Four later House replacements — Shane Stack in District 4, Aaron Holley in District 22, William J. Vest in District 50 and Donald Lee Bennett in District 94 — have direct official oath announcements. Those dated announcements supersede the printed predecessors.

The printed directory labels Evan Hansen as District 7. The current House roster and both official profile systems identify District 79, which controls this edition. The discrepancy is retained in the evidence rather than copied into the map.

West Virginia Constitution Article IV section 7 starts regular legislative terms on December 1 following election. The November 2026 winners are not assigned to current seats before that transition and verified qualification. Annual session opening and oath administration are distinct events.

The current official district index continues to publish the final 2021 House and Senate plans under HB 301 and SB 3034, approved October 22, 2021. State legislative geometry is checked separately from congressional maps and membership evidence. No substitute remedial state plan is asserted from unrelated litigation.

These are legislative representation maps. Statewide demographic statistics remain under the direct 2024 ACS state authority; no district demographic or ZIP/ZCTA claims are inferred.

Affiliations follow current official rosters and individual profiles. Senate party totals count 34 member seats in 17 geographic districts. This checked snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Small-scale Census 2024 state legislative display polygons, checked against the official final 2021 House and Senate legal shapefiles. All display rings are retained; district IDs, labels and outer-component interiors are checked independently. Not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Official House of Delegates current roster ↗
• Official Senate current roster ↗
• 2026 official Membership Directory — independent printed names, parties and districts ↗
• West Virginia Constitution Article IV section 7 — December 1 legislative term commencement ↗
• Official legislative district structure — 100 House districts and 17 shared Senate districts ↗

District boundary sources

• Official final 2021 state legislative redistricting files ↗
• House Bill 301 final history — approved October 22, 2021 ↗
• Senate Bill 3034 final history — approved October 22, 2021 ↗
• Current official district map index ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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