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Solid RU.S. Senator · West Virginia

West Virginia Senate

Rachel Fetty Anderson (D) vs. Shelley Moore Capito (R) vs. S. Marshall Wilson (I). General election Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

What does a U.S. senator do?

Writes and votes on federal laws, approves or rejects the President's nominees for judges and cabinet posts, and approves treaties. 6-year term. Each state has two.

Source: U.S. Senate: About the Senate

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Listed alphabetically by last name. Each box has the same sections in the same order. Donation and campaign links appear only after we confirm they belong to the candidate's own committee.

Democrat

Rachel Fetty Anderson

Who they are

Profession: Attorney. source

In their words: “Rachel Fetty Anderson is running for U.S. Senate. Learn about her platform, priorities, and how to get involved.” campaign site

What they say they'll do

  • Agriculture
  • Economy
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Healthcare
From their campaign site · positions on 10 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

Raised $164,558 · Spent $135,873 · Cash on hand $35,681
2026 cycle totals as of Oct 14, 2026
  • Individual donors: $124,917 (76%)
  • PACs and other committees: $2,500 (2%)
  • Party committees: $250 (0%)
  • Candidate's own money (contributions and loans): $36,890 (22%)
  • Transfers from joint fundraising committees: $0 (0%)
FEC filings for S6WV00188

In short

Profession: Attorney; raised $164,558 through Oct 14, 2026 (76% from individual donors); campaign site states positions on 10 of our 16 topics.

ActBlue page belongs to "Rachel Fetty Anderson", checked against FEC records.

RepublicanIncumbent

Shelley Moore Capito

Who they are

U.S. Senator since Jan 6, 2015. Congress.gov

In their words: “Join the team! WEST VIRGINIA’SCONSERVATIVE CHAMPION Senator Capito Meeting with Voters” campaign site

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

Sponsored 25 bills this Congress (1 became law); missed 1.9% of 915 roll-call votes. Full record
Committees: Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration

Who funds them

Raised $5,449,866 · Spent $4,690,155 · Cash on hand $3,071,076
2026 cycle totals as of Oct 14, 2026
  • Individual donors: $2,887,814 (53%)
  • PACs and other committees: $2,047,937 (38%)
  • Party committees: $62,050 (1%)
  • Candidate's own money (contributions and loans): $0 (0%)
  • Transfers from joint fundraising committees: $451,989 (8%)
FEC filings for S4WV00159

In short

U.S. Senator since 2015; sponsored 25 bills this Congress, 1 became law; missed 1.9% of roll-call votes; raised $5,449,866 through Oct 14, 2026 (53% from individual donors); no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.

WinRed page belongs to "Capito for West Virginia", checked against FEC records.

Constitution

S. Marshall Wilson

Who they are

Prior offices: West Virginia House of Delegates District 60 (2016–2020). Profession: Teacher. source

In their words: “Not a Politician. A Patriot. Tested in Service. Grounded in Faith. Fighting for West Virginia. Join the campaign to send S. Marshall Wilson to the U.S. Senate.” campaign site

What they say they'll do

  • Economy & Jobs
  • Government Spending & Debt
From their campaign site · positions on 2 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

Raised $65,287 · Spent $64,037 · Cash on hand $1,250
2026 cycle totals as of Oct 14, 2026
  • Individual donors: $8,035 (12%)
  • PACs and other committees: $0 (0%)
  • Party committees: $0 (0%)
  • Candidate's own money (contributions and loans): $57,252 (88%)
  • Transfers from joint fundraising committees: $0 (0%)
FEC filings for S6WV00204

In short

Prior offices: West Virginia House of Delegates District 60 (2016–2020). Profession: Teacher; raised $65,287 through Oct 14, 2026 (12% from individual donors); campaign site states positions on 2 of our 16 topics.

Where they stand, issue by issue

Quotes are taken from each campaign's own website (first sentences of the section, unedited). Topics are assigned by keyword; we do not summarize or score positions. "No public position found" means we did not find the topic on the campaign site, not that the candidate has no view.

Topic
Rachel Fetty Anderson D
Shelley Moore Capito R
S. Marshall Wilson I
Cost of living & jobs
EconomyThe economy thrives where human rights are protected, labor is rewarded fairly for its contribution, regulatory mechanisms and trade are predictable and infrastructure is excellent. source
No public position found
Economy & JobsWest Virginia families are being crushed by inflation, runaway energy costs, and a federal government that punishes producers and rewards dependence. source
Taxes & government spending
TaxationThe American worker pays for one of the most robust economies in the world, but this burden is not allocated fairly among our economic participants. source
No public position found
Government Spending & DebtWashington has mortgaged our children's future with reckless, unconstitutional spending. The national debt is a national security threat. source
Health care
HealthcareAmericans pay enough taxes to receive the best healthcare in the world, but our elected leaders only provide it to themselves. American taxpayers pay enough taxes to receive the best healthcare in the world, but our elected leaders only provide it to themselves. source
No public position found
No public position found
Social Security & Medicare
Social SecuritySocial Security is one of our country’s greatest successes and must be preserved for generations to come. Social Security taxes are levied on the first $184,500 workers earn in 2026. source
No public position found
No public position found
Schools & education
Pregnancy Education, Assistance, and SupportAll humans are entitled to the protection of their human rights, safe and appropriate health care and age appropriate education about reproduction, fetal development and infant and childcare. source
No public position found
No public position found
Energy & environment
EnergyThe government must encourage investment in sustainable energy, and encourage ethical management of coal power plants. The government must encourage investment in sustainable energy sources that minimally affect the environment and utilize free natural resources such as solar, wind and water power. source
No public position found
No public position found
Foreign policy & defense
Israel and PalestineI support a two-state solution. Both Israel and Palestine deserve to exist. I support a two-state solution. Both Israel and Palestine deserve to exist. I would not vote to send or sell weapons to any country except for purely self-defense. source
No public position found
No public position found
Veterans
MilitaryThe American military must be operated in a Constitutional manner that defends the economic and security interests of the American people: including civilians, service members, and veterans. The American people have a sacred trust with our service men and women. source
No public position found
No public position found
Farming & rural issues
AgricultureAgriculture is a priority industry and the economic and personal wellbeing of the American farmer must be prioritized as a vital security interest for the American people. source
No public position found
No public position found
Roads, transit & infrastructure
InfrastructureAmericans pay enough for the best infrastructure, from roads to bridges, parks to spillways, streets and trains. source
No public position found
No public position found

No candidate in this race addresses on their site: Immigration & the border, Crime & public safety, Guns, Abortion, Elections & government ethics, Housing.

About this race

Shelley Moore Capito (Republican) is the incumbent. The race is rated solidly Republican. 6-year term. Each state has two.

Rating from the Cook Political Report race ratings, Oct 23, 2026. Candidates from the Office of the Clerk, U.S. House: 2026 nominees from official state sources.

Who holds this seat now