Jim Justice in 2024 WV Senate race

On Foreign Policy: Keep Chinese Communist Party from purchasing U.S. land

"For too long, we have allowed dangerous and adversarial governments to infiltrate our country," the 17 governors wrote in the letter to Biden. "Our states will tolerate such allowances no longer. The Biden administration must reckon with the fact that such entities are plain threats to our national security, our farmers and our citizenry. This is especially true since the CCP enacted a law in 2017 requiring Chinese citizens abroad to collaborate with Chinese security officials on intelligence work--no questions asked."

West Virginia has existing foreign ownership restrictions in effect.

On War & Peace: Weak foreign policy causes Mideast chaos and war

On Foreign Policy: Requested $5m from legislature to support Ukraine hospital

Similarly, Glenn Elliott, the mayor of has taken a strong position in favor of Ukraine. He supports more U.S. military and financial aid to the country. "I do believe that supporting Ukraine financially and militarily in their war against [Russia President Vladimir] Putin's dangerous authoritarianism is critical for our national security interests. We must support Ukraine's efforts now as a broader effort to protect other European nation's sovereignty."

On Drugs: Rated C- by NORML: 100% against recreational marijuana

NORML Politician Info: rated C-
• Candidate: Jim Justice (R - WV)
  Holds office: Governor; Candidate in race for U.S. Senate on Nov.5, 2024
• Summary: MEDICAL USE
• Biography: Gov. Justice has shown support primarily for the legalization of medical marijuana. He is adamantly against the legalization of recreational marijuana.
• Legislation:
• Gov. Justice signed House Bill 2536, which encourages financial institutions to provide services to those involved in the state's nascent medical cannabis program.
• The Governor vetoed House Bill 2079 that sought to allow dispensaries to vertically integrate their activities.
• Comments: "I will say, adamantly, I am 100% against recreational marijuana. But we have a lot of people and families out there who are truly hurting and if medical cannabis can help, we need to do everything we can to make life better for those West Virginians," (3/26/19)