February 29, 2024

Conservative Policy Action Unveils Bold Agenda for 2024 Election Cycle in West Virginia

Conservative Policy Action, Inc., (CPA) a federal 527 “super PAC” dedicated to championing conservative values and endorsing candidates in West Virginia, proudly announces its priorities for the crucial 2024 election cycle. With a focus on election integrity and effective governance, the organization seeks to make a significant impact on the state’s political landscape.

One of the group’s key priorities is electing a strong conservative successor for Secretary of State Mac Warner, a stalwart defender of fair and secure elections in West Virginia since 2017. CPA will tirelessly work towards this goal, ensuring the continuation of Secretary Warner’s reforms and the security and integrity of our electoral processes.

In addition, CPA will make endorsements in other statewide, legislative and county races. Recognizing the importance of electing governing conservatives, CPA will closely monitor the Attorney General’s contest and a few dozen legislative and county races throughout the state. The main objective is to eliminate Democrats masquerading as Republicans and defeat obstructionist Republicans hindering the progress of the conservative agenda.

By supporting candidates in alignment with the group’s values, CPA strives to ensure West Virginia’s governing super-majorities translate into effective conservative governance.

“Conservative Policy Action is dedicated to preventing the deviation of Republicans from conservative principles, particularly in light of the state’s historical shift towards a Republican majority,” said Executive Director Matthew Parker. “We pledge active engagement in elections, providing unwavering support to genuine conservative candidates who prioritize the well-being and values of West Virginians.”

“I encourage the citizens of West Virginia to join hands in this endeavor, championing a future where elected officials embody and enact the conservative ideals that have brought positive change to the state.”

For media inquiries, please contact:

Matthew Parker

817-980-3258

matthew@conservativewv.com