1968 general · February 6, 1968

1968 West Virginia House of Delegates election results, district by district

Every West Virginia House of Delegates district in the 1968 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

1970 general →

Races47
Changed party0
Unopposed13%6 races
Incumbents defeated6

Every district

D 63 · R 37

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Wallace Files · Ward W. Keesecker (R)0.9Incumbent lost
HD-2Larkin B. Ours (R)Unopposed
HD-3Thomas J. Hawse (D)Unopposed
HD-4Thomas C. Edgar · Richard H. Bowman (D)9.4
HD-5Forrest M. Buck (R)Unopposed
HD-6J. C. Powell (R)10.2
HD-7Billy B. Burke (D)10.8
BarbourKen Auvil (D)18.8
BooneThomas Goodwin · Dennie L. Hill (D)19.3
BraxtonRodney B. Belknap (D)6.1
BrookeIrma M. Maple · Mino R. Daurora (D)4.7
CabellRobert R. Nelson · John M. Bobbitt · David B. Daugherty · Charles E. Romine Jr. · Jody G. Smirl · Hugh A. Kincaid (DEM)0.2Incumbent lost
ClayJohn W. Kyle (R)5.8Incumbent lost
FayetteEthel L. Crandall · Adam Toney · T. E. Myles (D)14.6
HampshireJames B. Cookman (D)Unopposed
HancockGust G. Brenda · George Griffith (D)14.5
HarrisonDonald Kopp · C. Paul Wanstreet · James Laulis · Paul Lister (D)0.9
JacksonB. Noel Polen (R)12.0
JeffersonRoger J. Perry (D)25.9
KanawhaIvor F. Boiarsky · Si Galperin Jr. · James Clay Jeter · Paul Zakaib · James Loop · Thomas E. Potter · Cleo S. Jones · Sam C. Savilla · Lon Clark Kinder · Harlan Wilson Jr. · Leo Kopelman · Russell L. Davisson · Phyllis J. Rutledge · J. Dempsey Gibson (DEM)0.0Incumbent lost
LewisFred L. Mulneix (R)9.5
LincolnH. Leon Hager (D)8.6
LoganErvin S. Queen · Paul E. Hicks · Earl Hager (D)14.9
MarionWilliam J. Parker · J. E. Watson · Nick Fantasia (D)3.9
MarshallRoy Rogerson · Robert C. Polen (R)0.5
MasonEugene Ball (D)4.2
McDowellCorbett Church · Chester Matney · Fred G. Wooten · Harry Pauley (D)10.8
MercerOdell Huffman · Charles E. Lohr · Clarence C. Christian Jr. · Lucille Thornhill (D)3.6
MineralRobert D. Harman (R)6.9
MingoRobert L. Simpkins · T. I. Varney (D)12.7
MonongaliaRobert William Dinsmore · Harry U. Howell · Clifford B. Hoard (D)2.9
MonroeW. Marion Shiflet (D)9.1
NicholasD. R. Frazer (D)22.0
OhioGeorge H. Seibert Jr. · Fred P. Stamp Jr. · Fred A. Grewe · James F. Companion (R)2.5
PrestonRobert C. Halbritter (R)28.0
PutnamCharles Henderson (R)2.0
RaleighLewis McManus · Anthony J. Sparacino · W. W. Withrow · Ted T. Stacy (D)4.0Incumbent lost
RandolphEarl H. Stalnaker (D)Unopposed
RoaneOrton A. Jones (R)30.1
SummersJack E. Holt (D)30.7
TaylorC. N. Harman (R)7.0Incumbent lost
UpshurCharles R. Shaffer (R)19.3
WayneRobert K. Flanagan · Clayton C. Davidson (D)7.1
WebsterAlbert L. Sommerville Jr. (D)Unopposed
WetzelWilliam A. Powell Jr. (R)0.6
WoodRobert W. Burk Jr. · William P. A. Nicely · J. C. Butcher · Spencer K. Creel (R)3.7
WyomingWarren McGraw · J. T. Davidson Jr. (D)10.6

West Virginia House of Delegates

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner