Brad Noll
Bradley Jay Noll is the Democratic candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates District 92 race. Noll resides in the Tomohawk area near Hedgesville. Noll’s campaign priorities include bringing awareness to issues related to Berkeley County’s rapid growth, including school capacity, infrastructure, emergency services, development impact fees and local control of tax revenue. He supports gun rights and responsible ownership. He previously ran for state office and is challenging current delegate Michael Hite in the 2026 general election.
· Candidate campaign website & Ballotpedia (secondary source)
Campaign site
“Land use and poor Infrastructure continue to be concerning topics. Berkeley County has the highest population per square mile in the State of West Virgina. The road system needs improvements, such as more dual lane roads and town by passes. Recently, our state government has made it easier for companies such as Data Centers to build in West Virginia. The Legislative Bill HB-2014 forfeited local controls, gave tax incentives, and did not regulate water usages. My incumbent opponent supports these measures.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “I am an avid Outdoorsman, that would enjoy improving outdoor recreation while enhancing tourism. West Virginia has unparalleled beauty that could be promoted better. The mountains, rivers, streams, state parks, and public lands are within a nice drive of the eastern United States.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “SAFETY AND IMPACT FEES We don't need a new fee. We need our impact fee on developers brought up to Jefferson County's level, and we need the state to fund locality pay for everybody that works for our county. Locality pays locality pay. period.”
(Brad Noll Campaign Website)Michael Hite
Michael Brendan Hite is the Republican Party candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegate District 92 race. He currently holds the seat for District 92 and is running for reelection. Originally from Berkeley County, Hite left his hometown to join the United States Army, serving for three years before returning to Martinsburg. Hite ran for city council in 2020 but lost. In addition to being a state delegate, Hite owns Panhandle Printing & Design and Stepping Stones Cottage.
Campaign site
“Michael can't win this race without your help. Flyering, word-of-mouth, and donating are all ways of helping us achieve our goals together.”
(Michael Hite Campaign Website) “Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.”
(Michael Hite Campaign Website)