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A recent report from USA Today reveals that Rep. McKinley spent a quarter million of taxpayer dollars on franked mail, or unsolicited mass mailings to constituents. McKinley was among the biggest spenders in the House of Representatives on these mailings, coming in fourth. Sue told the News and....Read More

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I believe that standing up for your convictions is a true test of character. As a candidate in 2010, Rep. McKinley sold voters on an image, a vigilant opponent of government spending and waste. Upon election, he joined the Tea Party Caucus, hoping to build a reputation as a supporter of....

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As a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, my top priorities will include creating jobs and supporting our military and veterans. With every vote, I will consider the impact on working people in West Virginia. A recent House vote, meant to ensure automatic cuts to defense....

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Sue was featured in the Dominion Post on Wednesday after the primary election. Sue received 25,890 primary votes, while Rep. McKinley received 19,553. Sue said, "I am proud to announce that I received more votes in Monongalia County than my opponent. My enthusiastic supporters turned out to vote....Read More

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Residents of Chester, WV respond to Rep. McKinley's grossly inaccurate claims about what his coal ash bill would mean for West Virginia. They say that unregulated coal ash disposal has leaked onto their property and poisoned their water. They've asked to meet with McKinley, but he has refused.....Read More

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