Senator Justice Visits Marshall Health Network – Rivers Health, Highlights Major Rural Healthcare Investments for West Virginia
POINT PLEASANT, WV – Today, Senator Jim Justice visited Marshall Health Network – Rivers Health to highlight major new investments, including nearly $200 million coming to the state through the Rural Health Transformation Program: “Being here at Rivers Health puts it all into perspective. I know firsthand the challenges rural hospitals face, and that’s why I worked […]
Senator Justice Visits Nucor Steel, Celebrates American Manufacturing Strength
MASON COUNTY, WV – Today, Senator Jim Justice released the following statement after visiting Nucor Steel, one of America’s leading steel manufacturers: “Nucor has been an unbelievable partner to West Virginia since we began this journey together years ago. When I reflect on my time as Governor, landing Nucor in West Virginia as the state’s largest investment in […]
Senator Justice Applauds Continued Development of Frontieras North America in Mason County
CHARLESTON, WV – Today, Senator Justice released a statement regarding an announcement from April of 2022 of a major investment with Frontieras North America in partnership with the Justice Administration. This partnership was part of Senator Justice’s effort to attract major companies to West Virginia while Governor. “It is fantastic to see the progress Frontieras North America has made in Mason County. We knew this project would be a […]
Senator Justice Votes to Pass Second Minibus Package, Deliver Key Investments for West Virginia
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Jim Justice released a statement following the Senate’s successful passage of a bipartisan appropriations minibus to fund the federal government, including the Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment bills: “The passage of this funding package is a big win for the state of West Virginia. I am proud […]
Senator Justice Recaps First Year in Senate
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Jim Justice released his annual report highlighting his first year serving West Virginia in the Senate: “What a ride it’s been this year, and what an honor it’s been to serve our great state in the United States Senate. We’ve accomplished so much, and we’re just getting started. You sent me here, […]
First Year in the Senate
First Year in The Senate – January 2026 Newsletter
Senator Justice Speaks Before Supreme Court, Demands Court Protect Female Sports
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Jim Justice spoke at a rally in support of female athletes before the Supreme Court to demand the Court protect female athletics, female locker rooms, and female spaces from biological males: “Biological males should not be competing in female sports – plain and simple. How bad has this become? It’s really sad to see it come to this point, […]
Senator Justice Highlights Rural Health Benefits from Recently Announced Rural Health Transformation Program
West Virginia is set to receive nearly $200 million after Senator Justice and Senate Republicans inserted language into the Working Families Tax Cuts Act to deliver on healthcare promises for Americans WASHINGTON, D.C. – Following the work of Senator Justice and his Senate Republican colleagues, West Virginia is set to receive nearly $200 million through the Rural […]
Senators Justice, Hyde-Smith, Bennet, Warnock Introduce the Roll-Over Prevention & Safety Act
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Recently, Senator Jim Justice introduced the Roll-Over Prevention & Safety Act. A bipartisan effort alongside U.S. Senators Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS), Michael Bennet (D-CO), and Raphael Warnock (D-GA) to protect American farmers: “I know the needs of our farmers because I am one, which is why we must do everything possible to protect their […]
Senators Justice, Warner Introduce Bipartisan Bill, Child Care Supply Tax Credit Act of 2025
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Recently, Senator Jim Justice (R-WV) and Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) introduced S.3534, the Child Care Supply Tax Credit Act of 2025, to address the nationwide childcare shortage and increase childcare supply for families across the country: “Childcare providers simply can’t afford to pay their workers enough without passing those high costs on to parents. […]