# List of West Virginia Senate districts

The U.S. state of West Virginia currently has seventeen state senate districts, each represented by two members of the West Virginia Senate.

## Current districts and senators

Each district sends two senators to Charleston. Black lines on the map indicate state and district boundaries, and gray lines indicate county boundaries.
| District | Party | Member up 2026 (Home county) | Party | Member up 2024 (Home county) | Counties represented | 2022 result |
| 1st | Republican | Laura Chapman (Ohio) | Republican | Ryan Weld (Brooke) | Brooke Hancock Marshall Ohio | R+21.0 |
| 2nd | Republican | Charles H. Clements (Wetzel) | Republican | Mike Maroney (Marshall) | Doddridge Marion Marshall Monongalia Wetzel Tyler | R+25.0 |
| 3rd | Republican | Mike Azinger (Wood) | Republican | Donna Boley (Pleasants) | Pleasants Ritchie Wirt Wood | R+31.4 |
| 4th | Republican | Eric Tarr (Putnam) | Republican | Amy Grady (Mason) | Cabell Jackson Mason Putnam | R+100.0 |
| 5th | Democratic | Mike Woelfel (Cabell) | Democratic | Robert H. Plymale (Wayne) | Cabell Wayne | D+8.0 |
| 6th | Republican | Mark R. Maynard (Wayne) | Republican | Chandler Swope (Mercer) | McDowell Mercer Mingo Wayne | R+46.8 |
| 7th | Republican | Michael B. Stuart (Kanawha) | Republican | Rupie Phillips (Logan) | Boone Kanawha Lincoln Logan | R+16.4 |
| 8th | Republican | Mark Hunt (Kanawha) | Republican | Glenn Jeffries (Putnam) | Clay Jackson Kanawha Putnam Roane | R+13.6 |
| 9th | Republican | Rollan Roberts (Raleigh) | Republican | David Stover (Wyoming) | Fayette Raleigh Wyoming | R+56.2 |
| 10th | Republican | Vince Deeds (Greenbrier) | Republican | Jack Woodrum (Summers) | Fayette Greenbrier Monroe Nicholas Summers | R+20.8 |
| 11th | Republican | Bill Hamilton (Upshur) | Republican | Robert L. Karnes (Randolph) | Barbour Braxton Pendleton Pocahontas Randolph Upshur Webster | R+100.0 |
| 12th | Republican | Ben Queen (Harrison) | Republican | Patrick S. Martin (Lewis) | Calhoun Gilmer Harrison Lewis Taylor | R+37.4 |
| 13th | Republican | Mike Oliverio (Monongalia) | Democratic | Mike Caputo (Marion) | Marion Monongalia | R+0.6 |
| 14th | Republican | Jay Taylor (Tucker) | Republican | Randy Smith (Morgan) | Grant Hardy Mineral Preston Taylor Tucker | R+52.4 |
| 15th | Republican | Charles S. Trump (Morgan) | Republican | Craig Blair (Berkeley) | Berkeley Hampshire Morgan | R+60.8 |
| 16th | Republican | Jason Barrett (Berkeley) | Republican | Patricia Rucker (Jefferson) | Berkeley Jefferson | R+21.0 |
| 17th | Republican | Tom Takubo (Kanawha) | Republican | Eric Nelson (Kanawha) | Kanawha | R+17.0 |

## Historical and present district boundaries

Below is a table of West Virginia's state senate district boundary maps, presented chronologically. All redistricting events that took place in West Virginia in 1863 and between 1901 and the current boundaries as of August 2024 are shown.
Legend :
* District 1
* District 2
* District 3
* District 4
* District 5
* District 6
* District 7
* District 8
* District 9
* District 10
* District 11
* District 12 (from 1872)
* District 13 (from 1891)
* District 14 (from 1901)
* District 15 (from 1901)
* District 16 (from 1937)
* District 17 (from 1964)
| Year adopted | Notes |
| 1861 | District boundaries as they were defined during the first West Virginia Constitutional Convention in 1861. Districts 10 and 11 were planned in the case of other counties joining the state. Only Frederick County in District 11 did not end up joining the state. |
| 1872 | District boundaries as they were defined during the second West Virginia Constitutional Convention in 1872. District 12 was added. |
| 1891 | District 13 was added. When Mingo County split off from Logan County in 1895, it remained in District 7. |
| 1901 | District boundaries as defined by House bill No. 235. Districts 14 and 15 were added. |
| 1937 | A new District 16 and 2 seats are added in the eastern panhandle of the state. |
| 1951 | |
| 1964 | A new District 17 and 2 seats are added within District 8 in Kanawha County. District boundaries otherwise remain unchanged. |
| 1982 | Individual counties are split between multiple districts for the first time. |
| 1992 | |
| 2001 | |
| 2011 | District 8 and 17 are separated. |
| 2021 | Current boundaries as of May 2024. |