U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito, representing West Virginia, recently shared a series of posts on her social media account addressing topics ranging from voter identification to bipartisan cooperation and support for local sports.
On March 19, 2026, Capito posted: “We need an ID for standard everyday life—voting should be one of them.” The following day, she expressed support for the West Virginia University women’s basketball team with the message: “Can’t wait to cheer on @WVUWBB!” Later that same day, Capito commented on the need for bipartisan collaboration, stating: “Couldn’t agree more. Democrats need to come to the table now.”
Capito is known for her dedication to public service in West Virginia and holds the distinction of being the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from the state (official website). She serves on several Senate committees, including Appropriations; Commerce, Science, and Transportation; and Environment and Public Works. Her legislative priorities include infrastructure investment, energy development, broadband expansion, and community support (official website). Capito is a seventh-generation West Virginian who grew up in Glen Dale and holds degrees from Duke University and the University of Virginia (official website). She lives with her husband Charles and has three children and multiple grandchildren (official website).
