David McCormick delivered on snow removal by sponsoring House Bill 2960, allowing private contractors to clear secondary roads in Monongalia and Preston Counties. The new program improves safety, keeps communities moving, and ensures families can get to work, school, and hospitals during winter storms.

David McCormick is fighting to simplify West Virginia’s Business & Occupation tax system, so businesses file one return instead of multiple filings for different cities. The Tax Efficiency Act of 2026 cuts red tape, saves time and money, and makes West Virginia more competitive for small businesses.

David McCormick built a business from scratch and understands firsthand the challenges of making payroll, creating jobs, and navigating regulations. That real-world experience drives his work in Charleston to support small businesses, economic growth, and job creation across West Virginia.

David McCormick supports taxing vaping products at the same rate as cigarettes because vapes contain addictive nicotine and are aggressively marketed to young people. Equal taxation protects kids, promotes public health, and helps address the real costs of nicotine addiction without punishing responsible adults.

David McCormick believes Kratom should be removed from the West Virginia market due to serious health risks and a lack of safety oversight. Protecting families means acting when an addictive, unregulated substance poses clear dangers with no proven medical benefit.

When a federal shutdown left families in District 82 without paychecks, David McCormick stepped in, donating 100 turkeys to affected workers and SNAP recipients. To him, real representation means showing up during a crisis and partnering with community organizations to help neighbors in need.