Jim Justice highlights student achievement and introduces overtime tax relief bill

Jim Justice, U.S. Senator from West Virginia
Jim Justice, U.S. Senator from West Virginia
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Senator Jim Justice, U.S. senator from West Virginia and former state governor, recently highlighted the achievements of Huff Consolidated Elementary & Middle School in Hanover, West Virginia, and announced new federal legislation via his social media posts.

On April 14, 2026, Justice wrote about a local school’s success in a national STEM competition: “Huff Consolidated Elementary & Middle School from Hanover, West Virginia just won @Samsung’s Solve For Tomorrow STEM Challenge. Proud doesn’t cut it when it comes to what I feel seeing these young folks win today. I’m beyond proud of all the hard work they put it to get to the https://t.co/2ktEsqyJp4”.

In a follow-up post on the same day, he added: “It doesn’t stop there folks – they also won the Community Choice Award! West Virginia’s future is in great hands with these kids at the helm. https://t.co/X1Zy2MAlsi”.

The next day, on April 15, 2026—Tax Day—Justice announced legislative action focused on workers’ financial well-being: “On Tax Day, I was proud to introduce the No Tax on Overtime for All Workers Act with @SenatorCantwell. This bill builds on the working families tax cuts in the Big Beautiful Bill by helping more Americans keep more of what they earn.”

Justice has been recognized for championing youth programs and engaging with constituents through his office (official website). As a lifelong resident of West Virginia who previously served as governor focusing on economic growth and community development initiatives (official website), Justice draws upon his experiences in public service and business management. He has also led efforts promoting job creation and infrastructure improvements during his political career (official website).



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