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Electoral Votes
100%
Precincts Reporting

West Virginia Popular Vote

Candidate Name Percentage of Popular Votes Number of Popular Votes for
WMcCain
56%
394,278
Obama
43%
301,438
Nader
1%
7,173
Baldwin
0%
2,458
Other West Virginia Races
R 1 D 2
US Senate 100% Reporting
D Rockefeller 64% R Wolfe 36%
Governor 100% Reporting
D Manchin 70% R Weeks 26%

West Virginia / Presidential Results 100% Precincts Reporting Updated 03:24:00 PM EST

  Candidate Vote%     Total Votes
  John McCain

WINNERJohn
McCain
GOP

56%
  394,278
  Barack Obama, Dem 43%
  301,438
  Ralph Nader, Una 1%
  7,173
  Chuck Baldwin, CST 0%
  2,458
  Cynthia McKinney, Mnt 0%
  2,355

West Virginia / Senate Results 100% Precincts Reporting Updated 03:24:00 PM EST

  Candidate Vote%     Total Votes
  Jay Rockefeller

WINNERJay
Rockefeller
Dem (i)

64%
  444,107
  Jay Wolfe, GOP 36%
  252,764

West Virginia / Governor Results 100% Precincts Reporting Updated 03:24:00 PM EST

  Candidate Vote%     Total Votes
  Joe Manchin

WINNERJoe
Manchin
Dem (i)

70%
  488,837
  Russ Weeks, GOP 26%
  180,353
  Jesse Johnson, Mnt 4%
  31,211

West Virginia / House District 1 Results Uncontested Race

  Candidate Vote%     Total Votes
  Alan Mollohan

WINNERAlan
Mollohan
Dem (i)

0%
  0

West Virginia / House District 2 Results 100% Precincts Reporting Updated 03:24:00 PM EST

  Candidate Vote%     Total Votes
  Shelley Capito

WINNERShelley
Capito
GOP (i)

57%
  146,160
  Anne Barth, Dem 43%
  109,909

West Virginia / House District 3 Results 100% Precincts Reporting Updated 03:24:00 PM EST

  Candidate Vote%     Total Votes
  Nick Rahall

WINNERNick
Rahall
Dem (i)

67%
  132,831
  Marty Gearheart, GOP 33%
  65,636

West Virginia State Facts

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  • Capital:

     Charleston
  • Nickname:

     Mountain State
  • Population:

     1808344
  • Electoral Votes:

     5
  • Governor:


    Joe Manchin (D) re-election in 2008
  • U.S. Senators:


    John D. Rockefeller IV (D) re-election 2008
    Robert C. Byrd (D) re-election 2012
  • U.S. House:


    2 D, 1 R
  • Note: 

    Seat information as of Nov. 3, 2008, and does not reflect Election Day changes.
, W = Race Winner R = Runoff Winners (i) = Incumbent Candidate
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