Delegate Nathan Brown took the oath of office Thursday morning in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber.

Brown, of Williamson, is a democratic member representing the 20^th District, which covers parts of Logan and Mingo counties.

Brown works as a lawyer. He received his bachelor’s from the University of Pikeville, his M.B.A. from the University of Charleston, and his J.D. from Appalachian School of Law.

Joining him in Thursday’s ceremony was his wife Brandy and sons, Garrett, Grayson, and Gavin. Assistant House Clerk and Parliamentarian Bo Hoover administered the oath of office.

Delegate Rodney Miller was sworn into office Wednesday afternoon in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber.

Miller, of Madison, is a democratic member representing the 23^rd District, which covers part of Boone County.

Circuit Judge William S. Thompson, from the 25^th circuit, administered the oath of office. Miller’s son Michael, daughter Jennifer, wife Cozetta, and in-laws, Jim and Gay Salyer, assisted. 

Miller is a retired sheriff/executive director of the West Virginia Sheriffs’ Association. He received his bachelor’s from West Virginia State University and associate degree from West Virginia University Institute of Technology.

Delegate Jeff Campbell was sworn into office Wednesday in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber.

Campbell, of Lewisburg, is a democratic member representing the 42^nd District, which covers parts of Greenbrier, Monroe, and Summers counties.

House Speaker Roger Hanshaw administered the oath of office. Campbell’s brother Danny, and cousins, Joann Carter, and Jerri Gillespie, assisted.

Campbell graduated from Concord College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Bachelor of Science in Education. He was appointed to the House Nov. 9, 2017.

Delegate Chris Phillips was sworn into office Monday morning in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber.

Phillips, of Buckhannon, is a republican member representing the 47^th district, which covers Barbour County and part of Tucker County. He works at a family business.

Assisting in Monday’s ceremony were Phillips’ girlfriend Lisa Weese; daughters, Cari, Annie, and Mimi; father Craig Phillips; son Logan Phillips; mother-in-law Candace Jacques; and brothers-in-law Matt Jacques, and John Sturn. House Clerk Steve Harrison administered the oath of office.

Delegate Christopher Toney was sworn into office Monday morning in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber.

Toney, of Beckley, is a republican member representing the 31^st District, which covers parts of Raleigh and Wyoming counties. Toney works as a school bus driver.

He received his associate’s from New River Community and Technical College and his bachelor’s from Concord University.

Toney was surrounded by family, friends, and colleagues in Monday’s ceremony. His grandmother Judy assisted and his uncle Roger and pastor Matthew Denny led in prayers. House Clerk Steve Harrison administered the oath of office.

Delegate Lisa Zukoff was sworn into office Monday morning in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber.

Zukoff, of Moundsville, is a democratic member representing the 4^th District, which covers Marshall County. She is a small business owner. She received her bachelor’s in political science from West Virginia University.

Zukoff’s husband Jack, daughter Kristen, granddaughter Charlee, sister Alice and aunt Paula assisted in Monday’s ceremony. House Clerk Steve Harrison administered the oath of office.

Delegate Evan Worrell was sworn into office Friday afternoon. Worrell, of Barboursville, is a republican member representing the 18^th district, which covers part of Cabell County.

Justice Tim Armstead administered the oath of office in Friday’s ceremony. Assisting were Worrell’s wife Jen; his children, Faith, Christian, Charlotte, Jack, and Eleanor; his mother Cheryl and father Jay; and his father-in-law Rex and mother-in-law Tami. 

Worrell works as a health care data management analytics consultant. He is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. 

Delegate John Mandt Jr., was sworn into office Friday afternoon. Mandt, of Huntington, is a republican member representing the 16^th district, which covers parts of Cabell and Lincoln counties.

West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Tim Armstead administered the oath of office in Friday’s ceremony. Mandt was surrounded by his family. His wife Ami, and children, Phillip, Briana, and Mason assisted.

Mandt is a restaurant owner. He previously served six years in the Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District. 

Caleb Hanna was sworn in Wednesday morning in the West Virginia House of Delegates Chamber.

Hanna, of Richwood, is a republican delegate representing the 44^th district, which covers parts of Nicholas, Randolph, Upshur, and Webster counties.

Justice Evan Jenkins swore him in. Hanna’s parents, Judy and Chuck, assisted. He was surrounded by family, friends, and eighth grade students from Sissonville Middle School.

Hanna is a full-time student, majoring in economics at West Virginia State University.