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Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares a story by Jeff Jenkins at wvmetronews.com on Senate President Randy Smith feeling that retaining 30 of 34 seats in the chamber gives Republicans a 'clear mandate' to continue pursuing their agenda, but other political strategists and observers feel otherwise.

Dave also discusses Hoppy Kercheval's commentary at wvmetronews.com on West Virginia feeling the affects of the 'blue tsunami' of Election Day, even if the numbers of legislative makeup does not show it.

Joe Stevens has a conversation with Brenda Mobley about some upcoming events in the area.

Joe also has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, John David has some tips for hunters on butchering deer properly.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he gives run downs of Election Night results from Ohio, West Virginia, Mason County and Jackson County.

We also hear an interview by Tom Susman with Delegate Jonathan Pinson, who won re-election thanks to a big electorate in Jackson County after falling short by 24 votes in Mason County.

Election Day has arrived and Tom Susman talks with Jackson County Clerk Christina Gossett about how the day went for her and the folks in her office.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear remarks made by Ravenswood Mayor Josh Miller Monday afternoon announcing his exoneration in an investigation into PEIA allocation and his mayoral expense account.

Dave also shares Tom Susman's interview from Monday's Valley Today with Deke Kersey, Deputy Secretary of State in West Virginia, on if betting on elections is legal in West Virginia.

And Dave chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News on what's he's watching on Election Night and his recent commentary on three young West Virginians who were killed in action in various wars, preserving freedom, including the right to vote.

There no doubt you've seen or heard ads for political candidates as the election approaches. You may have also seen or heard ads for gambling sites or poly markets advertising to make wagers on the election's outcomes. Tom Susman spoke with Deke Kersey of the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office about the legality of betting on elections in the Mountain State. Short answer: It's not!

This is a report Tom Susman filed for WMOV on betting on election in WV for WMOV

Dave Miller and Tom Susman have a conversation about some of the big issues on the ballot ahead of Tuesday's election in West Virginia, Ohio and nationally.

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the West Virginia Attorney General's office asking the State Supreme Court to delay hearing a case filed this past September regarding the state's school aid funding formula so the Legislature can address the issue in the upcoming session in January.

And Dave shares a commentary from T.J. Meadows of MetroNews on three West Virginians killed in action during wars preserving freedom, including the right to vote.

As Election Day rapidly approaches, Tom Susman takes a look at the race for Mason County Commissioner. In the first half hour, we hear from the incumbant President of the Commission Rick Handley. And in the second half hour, we'll hear from challenger John Sang.