West Virginia Districts
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The West Virginia districts map represents the state's congressional and state legislative districts.
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West Virginia has two congressional districts, each represented by a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The state is divided into 100 single-member districts for the House of Delegates and 17 districts for the Senate.
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The redistricting process ensures equal representation within the state, with the latest updates reflecting the 2020 census.
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This map illustrates the geographical boundaries and representation for both congressional and state legislative purposes.
Ace has been busy meeting with folks all over the state! Check our calendar to see where he’ll be next!
8.24.26
Tucker Co. residents share thoughts on key issues facing region - WBOY
DAVIS, W.Va. (WBOY) — For more than a year, the topic of a proposed data center, transmission line project, as well as other key issues have been the talk of the town in Tucker County. As election season inches closer, and these projects continue to develop, residents and political leaders from both major parties hosted a community forum to find common ground.
7.21.26
With incumbent Rep. Moore citing conflicts in Washington, Parsi is only Congressional candidate to attend public forum at Shepherd University
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — It may not have been the town hall that Congressional candidate Ace Parsi and Jefferson County Indivisible were aiming for. However, it was still an opportunity to answer the public’s burning questions as the general election in November draws closer.
6.24.26
Ace Parsi, local advocates discuss Parkersburg federal job cuts and sanitation issue - The Marietta Times June 24, 2026
PARKERSBURG -- Democratic congressional candidate Ace Parsi joined local advocates Tuesday in Parkersburg to call for more scrutiny of federal job cuts at the Bureau of the Fiscal Service and to support residents opposing proposed changes to the city's sanitation service.
6.23.26
Democratic House nominee Ace Parsi criticizes federal cuts at Parkersburg Bureau of the Fiscal Service - WTAP
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - A West Virginia congressional candidate gathered with supporters Tuesday afternoon in Parkersburg to raise awareness about the lasting impacts of federal cuts at the Bureau of the Fiscal Service offices.
6.11.26
Ace Parsi Wants To Represent All West Virginians – And He Doesn't Think That's Happening Right Now - The Intelligencer
Ace Parsi hasn't changed how he has campaigned this election season a bit, whether it was to emerge from a three-candidate field for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House of Representatives District 2 seat or to take on Republican incumbent Rep. Riley Moore.
6.9.26
Parsi listens to residents’ concerns in Mary B’s stop - The Parkersburg News and Sentinel
PARKERSBURG - A candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives has been in Parkersburg for the past couple of days talking to people about the issues that concern them most, regardless of where they are on the political spectrum.
5.11.26
Parsi looking to keep grassroots momentum going into Democratic Primary - Spirit of Jefferson
It may be too early to surmise that Ace Parsi is a rising star in the West Virginia Congressional race, but it's not wrong to suggest that he might be the most-traveled candidate on the Democratic ticket leading up to Tuesday's Primary Election.
5.7.26
Parsi Crossing State To Talk To Voters During U.S. Congressional Campaign - The Intelligencer
As a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in West Virginia’s District 2, Ace Parsi gets plenty of microphones pointed his way as he touts his platform in a three-person primary race culminating Tuesday.
3.20.26
The Inter-Mountain News
After the candidate filing date passed for the 2026 election, the West Virginia Democratic Party announced a surge in candidates running on their ticket. With more than 100 candidates vying for seats from the U.S. Senate to the state House of Delegates, it’s a remarkable turnaround from when the party could only contest about half of state legislative seats in the 2024 election. Read more.
1-21-26
WVVA: WV Candidate arrested during sit-in at Senator Capito's office.
West Virginia congressional candidate Ace Parsi and five faith leaders were arrested Tuesday during a sit-in at Senator Shelley Moore Capito’s Morgantown office protesting cuts to SNAP and Medicaid. The group was charged with trespassing after calling on Capito to reverse the cuts, release a plan to help struggling West Virginians and host a public forum. Read more.
1-21-26
WWNR Radio: Congressional candidate arrested during sit-in at Senator Capito's Office.
West Virginia Congressional candidate Ace Parsi was arrested Tuesday afternoon along with five faith leaders during a sit-in at Senator Shelley Moore Capito’s Morgantown office. The group was calling on the senator to reverse federal cuts to SNAP and Medicaid, release a plan to support struggling West Virginians, and hold a public forum to answer constituent questions.
1-21-26
The Daily Anthenaeum: Congressional candidate, protestors arrested for trespassing at Sen. Capito's office
Six protesters, including congressional candidate Ace Parsi, were arrested Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 48 Donley St., which is home to the office of Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., according to a Morgantown Police Department (MPD) press release and a release from Parsi’s press office.
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