The 2024 West Virginia State Treasurer election took place on November 5, 2024, to elect the next state treasurer of West Virginia. Incumbent Republican treasurer Riley Moore chose not to seek re-election, instead successfully running for U.S. House. Primary elections took place on May 14, 2024.
Republican primary Candidates Nominee Larry Pack, acting West Virginia Secretary of Revenue (2023–2025) and former state delegate from the 35th district (2020–2022)
Declined Riley Moore, incumbent state treasurer (ran for U.S. House)
Results
General election
Results
By county CountyLarry PackRepublican#%Barbour5,298100.00%Berkeley44,958100.00%Boone6,618100.00%Braxton4,139100.00%Brooke7,788100.00%Cabell26,419100.00%Calhoun2,287100.00%Clay2,673100.00%Doddridge2,570100.00%Fayette12,302100.00%Gilmer1,871100.00%Grant4,614100.00%Greenbrier11,851100.00%Hampshire8,785100.00%Hancock10,688100.00%Hardy5,310100.00%Harrison23,634100.00%Jackson10,732100.00%Jefferson21,663100.00%Kanawha55,122100.00%Lewis5,952100.00%Lincoln5,915100.00%Logan8,742100.00%Marion19,213100.00%Marshall10,977100.00%Mason8,868100.00%McDowell3,961100.00%Mercer19,727100.00%Mineral11,118100.00%Mingo6,758100.00%Monongalia29,752100.00%Monroe5,414100.00%Morgan7,376100.00%Nicholas8,176100.00%Ohio14,509100.00%Pendleton2,696100.00%Pleasants2,791100.00%Pocahontas2,972100.00%Preston11,921100.00%Putnam21,909100.00%Raleigh25,208100.00%Randolph9,140100.00%Ritchie3,390100.00%Roane4,571100.00%Summers4,234100.00%Taylor6,123100.00%Tucker2,779100.00%Tyler3,127100.00%Upshur8,159100.00%Wayne12,214100.00%Webster2,361100.00%Wetzel4,931100.00%Wirt2,168100.00%Wood29,896100.00%Wyoming6,348100.00%Totals602,718100.00% Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Cabell (largest city: Huntington) Clay (largest city: Clay) Monongalia (largest city: Morgantown) Kanawha (largest city: Charleston) Logan (largest borough: Logan) Boone (largest city: Madison) Braxton (largest town: Sutton)
References
External links
Official campaign websites
Larry Pack (R) for State Treasurer