WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Jim Justice released a statement applauding the Trump Administration for the full release of education funds critical to West Virginia school programs:  “Promising to protect West Virginians’ best interests is why I was elected, and results like this show what can happen when you work in good faith with others across government and put people over politics. The release of these funds will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the kids of West Virginia, and I’ll continue to advocate with Senator Capito for the best possible outcomes when problems like this arise,” said Senator Jim Justice. BACKGROUND: # # #

WASHINGTON – Last week, Senator Jim Justice and Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) introduced theStrengthening Local Food Security Act. This bipartisan legislation will boost economic opportunities for farmers, fishermen, & producers while supporting food security by increasing access to locally grown, nutritious food at food banks and in schools. Read the legislation by clicking HERE. Here’s what they are saying (WTAS): “The Strengthening Local Food Security Act of 2025 is a transformative step toward building resilient food systems, supporting local producers, and ensuring underserved communities have access to nutritious food.  The West Virginia Department of Agriculture commends Senators Justice and Reed for leading the way to fostering partnerships and prioritizing

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senators Jim Justice (R-WV) and Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), as well as U.S. Reps. Carol Miller (WV-01) and Riley Moore (WV-02), applauded President Donald Trump’s approval of a Major Disaster Declaration and an Emergency Declaration for Ohio and Marion counties. “The West Virginia Congressional Delegation is grateful to the Trump administration for the major disaster declaration and emergency declaration giving the approval of our state’s request for federal disaster aid. The flooding that occurred saw devastating loss of life and property, and we are glad that much-needed help is on the way to help these communities recover and rebuild. We commend the bravery of the first responders