Governor Mitt Romney -- the Republican presidential nominee who won all 55 West Virginia counties in 2012 -- will campaign with Republican candidates Shelley Moore Capito, Evan Jenkins and Alex Mooney in West Virginia on Tuesday, August 19.
Governor Romney will attend a fundraising event in Charleston followed by a Working for West Virginia Jobs Rally in Beckley.
"West Virginians have a clear choice in this election -- allow President Obama to continue killing coal jobs or fight back by electing pro-coal advocates Shelley Moore Capito, Evan Jenkins and Alex Mooney. These candidates support the policies that will put West Virginia on a path toward economic prosperity, job-growth and freedom from Obama's overreaching policies that threaten West Virginia's way of life," said Governor Mitt Romney.
"I look forward to Governor Mitt Romney returning to West Virginia. Governor Romney won all 55 West Virginia counties in 2012 because he shares our commitment to jobs, freedom and American exceptionalism. Governor Romney's support highlights the clear difference between my record of working for West Virginia families and my opponent's record of supporting Obama's anti-coal, job-killing policies," said Shelley Moore Capito, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate.
"I'm honored Gov. Romney will be campaigning in West Virginia on behalf of my campaign and for the principles we share regarding job creation and stopping the anti-coal policies of Barack Obama and Nick Rahall," said Evan Jenkins, Republican candidate for West Virginia's 3rd Congressional District.
"West Virginians are excited to have Governor Romney return to the Mountain State and help us fight to put our state and national policies back on the right track. Unlike my liberal opponent, Gov. Romney and I know that President Obama's War on Coal and Obamacare are hurting hardworking West Virginia families and businesses. Gov. Romney shares our message of bringing jobs and prosperity to West Virginia," said Alex Mooney, Republican candidate for West Virginia's 2nd Congressional District.
Additional event details will be released prior to Governor Romney's visit on August 19.