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Election 2018: West Virginia Senate
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West Virginia Senate Results By District
Depsite losing two seats, West Virginia Republicans maintained their majority in the state Senate, moving from a 22-12 to a 20-14 seat lead.
One notable change was Senate Majority Leader Ryan Ferns losing his seat to former U.S. Attorney William Ihlenfeld in District 1, signalling a leadership change to come in the 2019 legislative session.
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