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West Virginia Policy and Campaign Finance Research. This Substack publication is dedicated to tracking the flow of political money into West Virginia’s elections and policy-making process. carrieclendening.substack.com
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This week, I was reading about Governor Patrick Morrisey’s record as Attorney General and got stuck on a question that wouldn’t leave me alone: When did I ever ask my Attorney General to file a multistate lawsuit? I coul
In the August of 2015, Patrick Morrisey — then West Virginia’s Attorney General, today the state’s 37th Governor— stood in a room at the Greenbrier resort and made a frank request of the energy, financial-services, and h
*Disclaimer* I wrote this to share my perspective regarding Senators Brian Helton and Rollan Roberts’ recent claims of fighting utility companies and advocating for clean water through Senate Concurrent Resolution 7 and
What you’ve asked West Virginians to be “friends” with, for generations, is a system that treated them as expendable. You built an economy that depended on people having no better options—and then congratulated yourselve
On May 1, 2026, Jason Huffman — the West Virginia state director of Americans for Prosperity — logged on to X and wrote this, in his own words, under his own verified handle, about sitting State Senator Dr. Tom Takubo: “
I keep coming back to a simple question that feels harder to answer the longer I sit with it: if we aren’t taking care of each other, what are we even doing? We like to talk about independence in this country as if it’s
Originally published November 14, 2025. I felt like it was time to republish. This is a long read and I have included an audio version. The System That Now Runs American Politics Something fundamental shifted in American
Greg Thomas has spent years being treated like some kind of dark prince of West Virginia Republican politics, the fellow you hire when you want to get mean, get loud, and get even. But strip away the whisper campaign, th
If you just made it through another primary election feeling talked at instead of talked to, this is for you. If you found yourself watching ads, flipping through mailers, or scrolling past campaign videos thinking, none
Mother’s Day is supposed to be a pause. A day for family. A day for gratitude. A day when the noise can wait. But today, a dear friend of mine had her Mother’s Day interrupted by a political attack text. And when she tol
In an earlier article, I traced how Sugar Maple PAC wasn’t just a big‑money player in West Virginia’s 2026 Republican primaries, but part of a tight circle of professional operatives, media buyers, and compliance special
If you want to know how power works in West Virginia politics, don’t just watch the speeches. Watch the paperwork. The slogans are local, the candidates insist they are local, and the mailers are aimed at local loyalties
My father once told me something that stopped me cold. He said the coal miners of West Virginia were treated like property. That they were bought and sold, worked until they broke, and discarded when they had nothing lef
I am currently working on a new piece titled, “How PhRMA (Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America) Lobbyist Organization, Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation, and AbbVie Inc., destroyed West Virginians’ acce
If you live in Kanawha County and haven’t checked your mail lately, consider yourself lucky. The rest of us are wading knee-deep through a fresh load of glossy, red-and-black horse manure. The target of all this high-dol
This week, Huff Consolidated Elementary and Middle School in Wyoming County didn’t just make a nice showing in a national STEM contest. They won in Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow program and also took home a Community Choi
Thanks for reading West Virginia Policy and Campaign Finance Research! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. If you spend enough time looking at West Virginia campaign finance reports, a pattern st
Dear kids (and yes, I’m looking at my own younger siblings first), I love our politics talks. I love them because you’re honest in a way most grown-ups aren’t allowed to be in public without someone calling them “negativ
Dear 19-year-old Carrie, I’m writing to you from twenty-two years in the future, from a life you can’t yet imagine. You’re sitting in Dr. DiClerico’s American Presidency class right now, probably taking notes while Kathe
Here’s a sentence that should make your head tilt like a confused dog: West Virginia Republicans hold 91 of 100 House of Delegates seats, and yet this May 12th, they are staging 42 contested primaries against each other.
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