West Virginia State House District 41

Current seat holder: Jordan Maynor (Republican).

Curtis Shaver

Curtis Shaver has worked as a police officer, magistrate, municipal court judge and has worked for CSX transportation for over 30 years. According to photos of campaign billboards on his Facebook page, he is supportive of the second amendment, is pro-life and supports the police.

“I, Curtis A. Shaver, bring more than 30 years of railroad service and experience in law enforcement and the courts. My work across the executive and judicial branches has shown me the need for common-sense legislation that strengthens our communities, supports working families, and protects the rights of West Virginians.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)
“I am passionate about protecting local communities' right to make decisions that affect them. I also want to address rising utility costs, improve roads and access to clean water and broadband, and support strong public education and affordable health care. My years in public service and on the railroad have taught me to listen to working families, seniors, veterans, and first responders and focus on practical solutions.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)

Jordan Maynor

Jordan Maynor was born in Mount Hope and currently resides in Beaver, West Virginia, where he runs both Maynor Consulting and Maynor Rentals. He has served in the past as a field representative for Evan Jenkins’ Senate race, as well as serving as the regional director for the Tennessee Republican Party. He has served as a delegate for his district since 2021 when he was appointed to succeed Jeffery Pack following his appointment as director of the Bureau for Social Services. Maynor won reelection uncontested in 2022 and by a wide margin in 2024. During the 2026 legislative session, he was one of two sponsors of a bill allowing for direct corporate donations to politicians to give speeches in favor of legislation prior to a House vote. This was the first time that legislative session that Republicans sided with Democrats to prevent a bill’s passage.

“I appreciate the confidence the Governor and others have placed in me. I will represent the people of District 28 honorably and look forward to helping move West Virginia forward.” (Office of the Governor of West Virginia)