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The Parkersburg News & Sentinel reports:
Gov. Jim Justice said he may not be done with public office when his second term as governor concludes in 2024, and that a seat in the U.S. Senate just might pique his interest.
The next time one of West Virginia’s two Senate seats is up is 2024, when the seat of current U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., is up for grabs. That coincides with Justice’s term as governor coming to an end.
While he would not commit 100% to a Senate run, Justice said it is something he’s considering. And if he runs against Manchin, it would mean a potential matchup of arguably the two strongest personalities in West Virginia.
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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said he may not be done with public office when his second term as governor concludes in 2024, and that a seat in the U.S. Senate just might pique his interest.https://t.co/N0sPP19Zn2
— News and Sentinel (@NewsandSentinel) September 27, 2022
Billionaire Jim Justice’s family businesses took up to $24 million in #PPP loans meant to keep small businesses afloat during the #COVID19 pandemic.
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