This page contains a list of political endorsements made by West Virginia Farm Bureau.
Contents
1List of endorsements
2Partisan breakdown
3See also
4External links
5Footnotes
List of endorsements[edit]
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This section displays endorsements this organization made in elections within Ballotpedia's coverage scope.
Notable candidate endorsements by West Virginia Farm Bureau
Endorsee
Election
Stage
Outcome
Alexander Mooney source (R)
U.S. Senate West Virginia (2024)
Primary
Lost Primary
Christopher Rose source (R)
West Virginia State Senate District 2 (2024)
General
Won General
Partisan breakdown[edit]
Partisan composition of West Virginia Farm Bureau endorsees
Political party
# of endorsees
Democratic Party
0
Republican Party
2
Nonpartisan
0
Total
2
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