CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey has filled a vacancy in the House of Delegates created by the recent death of Delegate Larry Kump.
Morrisey has chosen Berkeley County resident Donald Bennett to fill the rest of the term.
“Donald Bennett brings a strong record of service, leadership, and real-world experience to the House of Delegates,” Morrisey said in a Tuesday morning news release. “From his time in the United States Army to his work in healthcare and as a small business owner, he understands the challenges facing West Virginia families and is prepared to deliver results.
Bennett is an Army veteran and served eight years as a Cavalry Scout leader.
Bennett will serve in the 94th Delegate District.