Elections to the West Virginia House of Delegates took place on November 6, 2012. The election was held alongside elections for US president, US Senate, US House, State Senate, Governor, Secretary of State and Commissioner of Agriculture.
Retirements
Democratic
District 2: Roy Givens District 2: Virginia Mahan District 4: Scott Varner District 19: Greg Butcher District 19: Ralph Rodighiero District 22: Daniel Hall District 25: John Frazier District 26: Gerald Crosier District 28: Thomas Campbell District 47: Harold Michael District 57: John Doyle
Republican
District 12: Mitch Carmichael District 14: Brian Savilla District 27: Rick Snuffer District 35: Harold "Pete" Sigler District 53: Jonathan Miller
Results by district
District 1 Two members were elected in District 1.
Primary
General election
District 2 One member was elected in District 2. Incumbent Democrat Roy Givens did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 3 Two members were elected in District 3.
Primary
General election
District 4 Two members were elected in District 4. Incumbent Democrat Scott Varner did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 5 One member was elected in District 5.
Primary
General election
District 6 One member was elected in District 6.
Primary
General election
District 7 One member was elected in District 7.
Primary
General election
District 8 One member was elected in District 8.
Primary
General election
District 9 One member was elected in District 9.
Primary
General election
District 10 Three members were elected in District 10.
Primary
General election
District 11 One member was elected in District 11.
Primary
General election
District 12 One member was elected in District 12. Incumbent Republican Mitch Carmichael did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 13 Two members were elected in District 13.
Primary
General election
District 14 One member was elected in District 14. Incumbent Republican Brian Savilla did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 15 One member was elected in District 15.
Primary
General election
District 16 Three members were elected in District 16.
Primary
General election
District 17 Two members were elected in District 17.
Primary
General election
District 18 One member was elected in District 18.
Primary
General election
District 19 Two members were elected in District 19.
Primary
General election
District 20 One member was elected in District 20.
Primary
General election
District 21 One member was elected in District 21.
Primary
General election
District 22 Two members were elected in District 22.
Primary
General election
District 23 One member was elected in District 23.
Primary
General election
District 24 Two members were elected in District 24.
Primary
General election
District 25 One member was elected in District 25. Incumbent Democrat John Frazier did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 26 One member was elected in District 26. Incumbent Democrat Gerald Crosier did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 27 Three members were elected in District 27. Incumbents Virginia Mahan (D) and Rick Snuffer (R) did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 28 Two members were elected in District 28.
Primary
General election
District 29 One member was elected in District 29.
Primary
General election
District 30 One member was elected in District 30.
Primary
General election
District 31 One member was elected in District 31.
Primary
General election
District 32 Three members were elected in District 32.
Primary
General election
District 33 One member was elected in District 33.
Primary
General election
District 34 One member was elected in District 34.
Primary
General election
District 35 Four members were elected in District 35. Incumbent Republican Harold Sigler did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 36 Three members were elected in District 36. Incumbent Democrat Joseph Talbott ran for re-election in District 44.
Primary
General election
District 37 One member was elected in District 37. Incumbent Democrats William G. Hartman and Denise L. Campbell ran for re-election in District 43. Meshea Poore was redistricted from District 31.
Primary
General election
District 38 One member was elected in District 38.
Primary
General election
District 39 One member was elected in District 39.
Primary
General election
District 40 One member was elected in District 40.
Primary
General election
District 41 One member was elected in District 41.
Primary
General election
District 42 Two members were elected in District 42.
Primary
General election
District 43 Two members were elected in District 43.
Primary
General election
District 44 One member was elected in District 44.
Primary
General election
District 45 One member was elected in District 45.
Primary
General election
District 46 One member was elected in District 46.
Primary
General election
District 47 One member was elected in District 47. Incumbent Democrat Harold Michael did not seek re-election.
On October 30, 2012, John Rose was killed inspecting damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, but his name remained on the ballot.
Primary
General election
District 48 Two members were elected in District 48.
Primary
General election
District 49 One member was elected in District 49.
Primary
General election
District 50 Three members were elected in District 50.
Primary
General election
District 51 Five members were elected in District 51.
Primary
General election
District 52 One member was elected in District 52.
Primary
General election
District 53 One member was elected in District 53. Incumbent Republican Jonathan Miller did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 54 One member was elected in District 54.
Primary
General election
District 55 One member was elected in District 55.
Primary
General election
District 56 One member was elected in District 56.
Primary
General election
District 57 One member was elected in District 57. Incumbent Democrat John Doyle did not seek re-election.
Primary
General election
District 58 One member was elected in District 58.
Primary
General election
District 59 One member was elected in District 59.
Primary
General election
District 60 One member was elected in District 60.
Primary
General election
District 61 One member was elected in District 61.
Primary
General election
District 62 One member was elected in District 62.
Primary
General election
District 63 One member was elected in District 63.
Primary
General election
District 64 One member was elected in District 64.
Primary
General election
District 65 One member was elected in District 65.
Primary
General election
District 66 Two members were elected in District 66.
Primary
General election
District 67 One member was elected in District 67.
Primary
General election
References
See also 2012 West Virginia elections