Since being elected West Virginia’s Attorney General in 2012, Patrick Morrisey has secured countless wins for the Mountain State and our West Virginia conservative values. He is nationally recognized as a leader in the fight against federal over reach.

With his unmatched experience and incredible success, Patrick Morrisey is now the leading Republican candidate for Governor of West Virginia. He is the only proven conservative who has taken on many of the biggest challenges facing West Virginians, and won.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has secured his spot on the ballot for the WV governor’s race in November 2024. Morrisey defeated his five opponents in the Republican primary with 33% of the vote.

Morrisey brought in a $160 million settlement against Frontier and aggressively promotes additional speed expansions which help West Virginia individuals and businesses. As Governor, Morrisey will prioritize broadband build outs that allow …

Republican Patrick Morrisey of Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, is running for governor of West Virginia. Morrisey won the state’s GOP nomination during the May primary with 33.37% percent of the vote.

WHEELING – Republican West Virginia gubernatorial nominee Patrick Morrisey sees West Virginia as already promoting its tourism destinations very well, and he wonders if such effort can be used to market the state’s resources and potential for investment and job opportunities.

While at the Republican National Convention, frontrunner for West Virginia governor and current Attorney General Patrick Morrisey (R) summarized some of his goals for the next four years, if he wins during the general election in November.

The race for governor had a closer margin, but 49% of respondents said they would vote for Republican Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, while 35% said they would vote for Democratic Huntington Mayor Steve Williams, with 5% preferring another candidate and 11% unsure.

West Virginia General Patrick Morrisey first spoke about how the opioid abuse epidemic has impacted the Mountain State. He said it was one of the essential challenges the state is facing. West Virginia needs to not only have good tax rates and avoid over-regulation, but it needs strong workforce participation, too.

Feb 14, 2023 · Patrick Morrisey: Republican candidate for West Virginia governor supports reducing taxes to boost economic growth for state, individuals