Current seat holder: Wayne Clark (Republican).
Regina Dyer is a current Charles Town resident and U.S. Air Force veteran. She has worked as a business coordinator and is an activist in her community. Dyer served nine years in the U.S. Air Force ending her career in 2007. She holds a bachelor’s degree of arts in general studies with a focus on business administration from Southern New Hampshire University, and an associate of applied science in information technology from ITT Technical Institute. Her background includes working as the president of the Jefferson County Democratic Women’s Club and past service as vice president of the county NAACP chapter and on local county political committees. Her campaign priorities include state-level resources for veterans and their families, job growth within the state, internet access in rural communities, improved infrastructure across the region and fully-funded public schools. Dyer’s campaign also utilizes the regional aspect of keeping the population working and living in West Virginia.
Wayne Clark is the Republican incumbent representing District 99, serving Jefferson County. He is a business owner, father and member of the House of Delegates. Clark was born in Baltimore, Maryland, but now resides in Charles Town, West Virginia, with his wife and children. Clark earned an associates degree from the Community College of Baltimore. He is also the owner of Locust Hill Golf Course in Charles Town. Before his tenure as delegate, Clark served on community and political councils and was later elected to the House of Delegates District 65 in 2020. He was then elected to the position of assistant majority whip in the House. His campaign focuses on relieving small business hurdles like tax burdens and regulations as well as supporting legislation moving child care to the Department of Education to ensure regional support. Clark supported the “Working Farm Tax Protection Preservation Act” proposals to safeguard local agricultural land from increased taxes.