On Primary Election Day, here is what’s on West Virginians’ minds

We believe that elections are — or should be — more about West Virginians and our families, so on Primary Election Day, Mountain State Spotlight reporters fanned out across our state to see what our neighbors were thinking about.

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For this election, voters in all 55 West Virginia counties had a chance to weigh in on Republican, Democratic and Mountain Party candidates for important national, statewide and local positions. At schools, churches and community centers around the state West Virginians voted for U.S. senator, congresspeople, governor, state senators, city council members, judges, and school board members, to name a few.

From Roane to Fayette to Calhoun counties, here is some of what we heard.

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