CAMPAIGN NEWS

CHARLES TOWN, WV — Rob Vincent, candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates in District 99, announced two bills he will introduce to restore local authority and protect community resources as data center development accelerates in Jefferson County. The first measure, The Local Control Restoration Act, would amend HB 2014 to repeal the ban on local zoning and other regulations under which all other businesses live. It would also reverse HB 2014’s diversion of half of a

“Responsible growth requires constitutional stewardship, fair taxation, and genuine community partnership. We can welcome innovation and investment while still insisting on transparency, worker protections, and respect for the character of our communities. As Delegate for District 99, I will fight for economic development that strengthens our region, protects working families, and ensures that what we build today leaves West Virginia stronger tomorrow.”

I am a U.S. Navy veteran and seasoned executive with nearly four decades of leadership in behavioral health, education, and federal policy, today I am announcing my candidacy for the West Virginia House of Delegates, District 99. My commitment to public service is rooted in my upbringing in Show Low, Arizona, where poverty and foster care shaped my early years. My civilian career began at the Olympia Educational Service District 114, in Bremerton, Washington as an adolescent