Press Releases
Senator Justice Joins Senate Colleagues to Support No Tax on Overtime Legislation
WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Jim Justice joined Senators Roger Marshall (R-KS), Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), and Pete Ricketts (R-NE) at a press conference to support the Overtime Wages Tax Relief Act. “This bill is about standing up for working Americans — the folks who stay late, pick up the extra shift, and keep this country running. I’m a business guy, and so is President Trump: We know that people respond when hard work is rewarded. This is a common-sense bill that will help more folks achieve the American Dream,” said Senator Jim Justice. “President Trump promised relief for millions of hardworking Americans, and we’re proud to help deliver
Senator Justice Highlights West Virginia’s April Tax Revenue Numbers
April collections for the general revenue fund were 26.8% above the $507.8 million estimate set by revenue officials – totaling $643.8 million and providing the state with more than $237 million in surplus revenue with two months left in fiscal year 2025 WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Jim Justice issued a statement following the release of West Virginia’s April’s tax revenue showing nearly a quarter-billion-dollar surplus: “I love the great people of West Virginia. I will never tell them anything but the truth, and I will never forsake them. The doom and gloom of a $400 million hole in the bucket was never right. Not then and not now.
Senator Justice Hits 100 Day Mark Since Being Sworn In As Senator
WASHINGTON – Recently, Senator Jim Justice marked 100 days since being sworn in as a U.S. Senator and working on behalf of West Virginians in our nation’s capitol: “100 days in and we are off to the races. I have worked to introduce and support common-sense legislation, reach across the aisle when possible, and highlight all the great work of this Administration and Senate Republicans. I’ll continue my work to make sure West Virginia is spoken for and represented in the Senate, and I’ll continue to travel across the state to meet with folks to hear what they would like to see from Washington. It’s