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Jim Strawn

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Jim Strawn

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Jim Strawn was a Republican candidate for District 30, West Virginia House of Delegates in the November 2, 2010 state legislative election.

Strawn has been Director of Marketing and Community Education at Highland Hospital since 1996. He earned his B.S. from West Virginia Wesleyan College with emphasis on Education and Helath. He received his M.A. from West Virginia College of Graduate Studies.[1]

Elections

2010

See also: West Virginia State Senate elections, 2010

Strawn was defeated as one of fourteen candidates running for the seven positions in District 30 on the ballot in the November 2, 2010, general election. He was opposed in the general election by Republican candidates Michael Scott Hall, Brian F. Hicks, Fred Joseph, Eric Nelson, Daniel "Rick" Barnett, and Steve Sweeney; Democratic incumbents Bonnie Brown, Nancy Guthrie, Barbara Hatfield, Mark Hunt, Douglas Skaff, Jr., Sharon Spencer, and Danny Wells. Only the top seven vote-getters were elected.[2][3]

West Virginia State Senate, District 30 Republican Primary (2010)
Candidates Votes Percent
Green check mark transparent.png Fredrik Eric Nelson, Jr. (R) 2,963 4.21%
Green check mark transparent.png Fred H. Joseph (R) 2,820 4.01%
Green check mark transparent.png Michael Scott Hall (R) 2,548 3.62%
Green check mark transparent.png James W. Strawn (R) 2,343 3.33%
Green check mark transparent.png Steven Sweeney (R) 2,096 2.98%
Green check mark transparent.png Daniel Richard Barnett (R) 1,993 2.83%
Green check mark transparent.png Brian Franklin Hicks (R) 1,979 2.81%
Harold Verdayne Meade, Jr. (R) 1,273 1.81%

Campaign themes

2010

Strawn's campaign themes center around the term "S.E.R.V.E."

  • S - "Service to our community."
  • E - "Empower the people of the 30th District"
  • R - "Respect all. I am a man of character."
  • V - "Vote! I encourage you to exercise your citizenship duty."
  • E - "Everybody will be represented."[4]

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