The District 95 race
Chuck Horst is running for election to the West Virginia House of Delegates in District 95. He is a Republican and the incumbent, meaning he currently holds the office he is seeking in the 2026 election.
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The District 95 race is listed as uncontested, with Horst as the only candidate in the race. An uncontested race means voters do not have a second listed candidate to compare with Horst for this House seat.
District 95 is a state legislative district. The election will determine who represents the district in the West Virginia House, one chamber of the state Legislature. Horst’s status as the incumbent distinguishes him from a first-time candidate, but it does not by itself establish his positions on any issue.
Horst’s background
Horst does not have a candidate biography on file. That leaves no official biographical details to describe beyond his party affiliation, incumbent status and candidacy for District 95.
A candidate biography can identify details such as work history, education, community service or prior public offices. None of those details is listed for Horst in this race. Voters therefore cannot use an official candidate biography to assess his experience or personal background.
His designation as a Republican identifies the party under which he is running. Party affiliation alone does not establish how a candidate approaches a specific proposal, budget decision or other issue before the Legislature.
Policy positions
No documented policy positions are on file for Horst in the District 95 race. That means there is no official position to list here on state spending, taxes, education, health care or other policy areas.
A candidate’s stance should come from a direct statement, official platform or another documented position tied to that candidate. Horst’s party label and incumbent status are not substitutes for stated positions. They do not show how he would vote on a particular bill or what issues he would make priorities in another term.
For voters, the distinction matters: a party label describes political affiliation, while a policy position describes what a candidate says government should do. Horst has no such documented positions on file for this election.
Campaign finance and election process
Campaign finance totals are not on file for Horst. There are no listed figures for money raised, money spent or cash on hand. Without those figures, there is no official campaign fundraising or spending total to compare or summarize.
The next stated event in the race is the West Virginia general election on Nov. 3, 2026. Because District 95 is listed as uncontested, the central process question is whether the race remains uncontested through the election. Voters can also watch for any later official biography, policy statements or campaign finance filings from Horst.
The election will decide who holds the District 95 seat. Horst enters it as the Republican incumbent and the only listed candidate in the race.
