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Carol D. Miller
Candidate · 2026 midterms

Carol D. Miller

West Virginia's primary was on May 12, 2026. We have not loaded the result yet. Carol D. Miller has raised $1.7M.

REPUS House, West Virginia 01Challenger
What is in this fileChecked 2026-07-30
Money
Complete
FEC filings for the 2026 cycle
Background and ties
Complete
Sourced public records
Photo
Complete
Licensed image on file
Voting record
Not applicable
Has never held this seat
Primary result
Missing
Primary passed; result not loaded
File — The race

US House, West Virginia 01

Both sides of the seat, and what each has raised so far this cycle.

Primary · May 12, 2026$2.0M raised by the top two
VG
Vincent George
$258K raised
vs
CD
Carol D. Miller
$1.7M raised
$1.7M
Raised
$604K
Cash on hand
29%
From individuals
3
Others on the ballot
File — Quick answers

What people ask about Carol D. Miller

Held office before?
Yes. Sourced background is loaded below.
Raised so far
$1.7M, from FEC filings.
Running against
Vincent George, with $258K raised.
Currently in office?
No. This page is for a candidate who holds no office.
When people vote
Primary May 12, 2026. General November 3, 2026.
File — Ties

Family, money and earlier runs

Each line states the sourced relationship and stops there.

Family
father of Samuel L. Devine [source]
File — Where the money came from

$1.7M raised

The FEC reports a candidate's totals by source. Donor names are not loaded for this page.

Individuals $500KPACs $1.2MParty $0
Named donors are not available for this candidate. Itemized donor names are matched to people who hold or have held office.
File — Background

house_candidate Carol D. Miller, WV

Born November 4, 1950.

Studied at
Columbia College [wikidata]
Family money
father · sourced role
Samuel L. Devine [source]

Samuel Leeper Devine was an American politician an member of the Republican Party who served in the United States House of Representatives as Representative of the 12th congressional district of Ohio from January 3, 1959, until January 3, 1981; he left office after being defeated by Bob Shamansky, a Democrat, who then lost the seat after a single term to Republican John Kasich. During the 96th Congress, Devine was the Chairman of the House Republican Conference.