Aaron Holley is one of two Republican incumbents running for West Virginia House District 22 in the 2026 general election. The other candidate is Daniel Linville, who is also a Republican incumbent.
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Because two candidates are listed, the District 22 State House race is contested. The current candidate list presents voters with a race between two members of the same party who both hold incumbent status.
Aaron Holley
Holley is listed as a Republican candidate and an incumbent in the District 22 race. Holley will appear in the general election contest for the West Virginia House of Delegates district on Nov. 3, 2026.
No candidate biography is on file for Holley. That means the official candidate entry does not identify details such as education, employment history, previous public service or community roles.
There are also no documented policy positions on file for Holley. As a result, the official record does not establish Holley’s position on specific issues that could come before the Legislature.
Campaign finance totals are not on file for Holley. The candidate entry does not list an amount raised, an amount spent or cash on hand.
Daniel Linville
Linville is listed as a Republican candidate and an incumbent in the same District 22 contest. Linville will also appear in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election for the West Virginia House district.
No candidate biography is on file for Linville. The official candidate entry therefore does not identify details such as education, employment history, previous public service or community roles.
There are no documented policy positions on file for Linville. The official record does not establish Linville’s position on specific issues that could come before the Legislature.
Campaign finance totals are not on file for Linville. The candidate entry does not list an amount raised, an amount spent or cash on hand.
The District 22 matchup
The listed field consists of Holley and Linville. Both candidates are Republicans, and both are identified as incumbents. No candidate from another party is listed in the race.
Party labels distinguish candidates in many general elections, but they do not separate the choices in this contest because Holley and Linville share the same Republican affiliation. Voters comparing the candidates will instead need to consider information such as their records, priorities and statements as those become part of the public campaign.
The official entries currently establish only a limited set of direct comparisons: candidate name, Republican affiliation and incumbent status. They do not document differences between Holley and Linville on policy, biography or campaign finance totals.
What voters can track
Before Election Day, voters can watch for official candidate biographies, documented policy statements and campaign finance figures. Those records could add details about each candidate’s background, issue priorities, fundraising, spending and remaining campaign funds.
The key date is Nov. 3, 2026, when West Virginia holds the general election. District 22 voters will choose between the two listed Republican incumbents for the State House seat.
