West Virginia GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Ahead of Primary
The candidates shared conservative policies but differed on economic growth strategies, with education highlighted as a key focus.
- Four Republican candidates for West Virginia governor debated their conservative stances and visions for the state's future.
- Candidates supported additional income tax cuts, teacher pay raises, the death penalty for fentanyl traffickers, and existing abortion restrictions.
- Differences emerged on strategies for economic growth and reversing the state's population decline.
- Mac Warner emphasized the race is about serving the people of West Virginia, focusing on education as a key improvement lever.
- The GOP primary winner will face Democrat Steve Williams in the general election, with incumbent Governor Jim Justice unable to seek a third term.