2004Final resultsIncumbent defeated
2004 election for West Virginia Delegate District 30
West Virginia House of Delegates · West Virginia
Corey Palumbo (D), Jon Amores (D), Danny Wells (D), Barbara Hatfield (D), Mark A. Hunt (D), Sharon Spencer (D) and Bonnie Brown (D) won the district's 7 seats.
7 seatsCorey PalumboDemocrat · winner · incumbent
9.7%30,039
Jon AmoresDemocrat · winner · incumbent
9.2%28,373
Danny WellsDemocrat · winner
8.7%26,946
Barbara HatfieldDemocrat · winner · incumbent
8.6%26,486
Mark A. HuntDemocrat · winner
8.5%26,394
Sharon SpencerDemocrat · winner · incumbent
8.0%24,754
Bonnie BrownDemocrat · winner · incumbent
8.0%24,563
Ann CalvertRepublican · incumbent
6.8%21,135
Phil RainesRepublican
6.6%20,384
Rebecca A. MathewsRepublican
6.1%18,872
Bradford L. SimsRepublican
5.0%15,592
Jerry SummersRepublican
5.0%15,339
Todd CardenRepublican
4.9%15,228
Austin C. MooreRepublican
4.8%14,705
308,810 votes
Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl KlarnerUpdated Sep 30, 2026, 7:29 AM ET
The seat over time
D − R margin in this seat's races around 2004
Races before and after
Source: Past results: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)
The candidates
Corey Palumbo (D)Jon Amores (D)Danny Wells (D)Barbara Hatfield (D)Mark A. Hunt (D)Sharon Spencer (D)Bonnie Brown (D)Ann Calvert (R)Phil Raines (R)Rebecca A. Mathews (R)Bradford L. Sims (R)Jerry Summers (R)
Also on the ballot: Todd Carden (Republican), 4.9%; Austin C. Moore (Republican), 4.8%