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     DAVE CANTRELL    

Independent Candidate for WV House of Delegates District 3

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Dave Cantrell is a union electrician, husband, dad, and independent candidate running to represent District 3 in the West Virginia House of Delegates.

For years, Dave has fought for working class people as a union member, President of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 141 and the current President of the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly.

As a Delegate in the WV State House, Dave will fight for the rights of all working class families.

DAVE CANTRELL

Independent Candidate WV District 3

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“Whether I’m down in Charleston in the legislature wearing a suit and tie, or on the job site wearing steel toes and a hardhat —

my collar will always remain blue.”

DAVE CANTRELL

Independent Candidate for WV District 3

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commitment

    • Raise the minimum wage to a livable wage

    • Protect workers’ rights and safety

    • Fight for fair utility costs

    • Defend access to food assistance

    • Push back on “Right to Work”

    • Bring back Prevailing Wage

    • Safeguard reproductive freedom and rights

    • Hold abusers accountable

    • Fix the broken foster care system

    • Strengthen our public schools

    • Invest in childcare

    • Expand broadband access

    • Fight for improved infrastructure

    • Listen to small business owners

Dave resides in District 3, in Clearview, with his wife Becky, two sons Owen and Ethan, and two rescue dogs Maya and Ellie.

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“As someone who’s actually from the working class, I’ve experienced firsthand the struggles of everyday life. I have faced layoffs, stood in unemployment lines, and lived paycheck to paycheck. Early in our marriage, me and my wife, of 27 years, relied on WIC benefits with our first child. When work wasn’t in our area, I traveled out of town, sometimes weeks or months away from my family to make sure we kept a roof over our heads, clothes on our backs, and food on the table.”
— Dave Cantrell

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House of Delegates District 3

    DAVE CANTRELL   

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West Virginians are working harder for less,

but it doesn’t need to be that way.

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DAVE SHOWS UP

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