West Virginia Sen. Jim Justice (R) has thrown himself into the political mix once again, saying he is "100 percent" considering a primary challenge for governor in 2028 — a race that would see him return to the very office he left less than two years ago to take his Senate seat. Speaking on MetroNews's "Talkline" radio show, Justice signaled his intent to square off against the incumbent who succeeded him in the governor's mansion, a move that would make for a highly personal and high-stakes intra-party showdown. The potential rematch adds a dramatic twist to West Virginia's political landscape, where Justice had already proven his electoral muscle by winning the governorship in 2021 before pivoting to a Senate bid.
West Virginia Sen. Jim Justice (R) said Thursday he is considering a run at the governor’s mansion in 2028, after leaving it to join the upper chamber less than two years ago. During an appearance on MetroNews’s “Talkline” radio show, Justice said he was “100 percent” considering a primary challenge to incumbent West Virginia Gov....
