S. Marshall Wilson
Wants fewer regulations; would refuse debt-ceiling increases without cuts.
- Wants to "unleash West Virginia’s energy economy" and cut regulations on small businesses to address inflation and energy costs.
- Says he’ll vote against unbalanced budgets and "unconstitutional spending bills."
- Says he’d refuse to raise the debt ceiling without real spending cuts.
Topics checked: the ACA, Medicare, Medicaid, drug pricing.
Context: As of September 2026.
Topics checked: federal education funding, student loans.
Topics checked: AI regulation.
Appeared on a border sovereignty panel; policy views unconfirmed.
- Appeared on a panel titled "The Border: At the Heart of America" at an Institute of World Politics event on border sovereignty.
Context: His specific immigration views could not be confirmed; video content was not accessible to researchers (unverified).
Says his campaign is grassroots-funded with no PAC money.
- Campaign says it is grassroots-funded with no PAC money.
Vote, bill or action Statement or pledge Unverified claim
Stephen Marshall Wilson, Constitution Party nominee for U.S. Senate, lives in Hedgesville, Berkeley County. Retired Army infantry officer and community-college instructor; father of nine. Served two terms in the WV House of Delegates (2016-2020) as a Republican, then left the GOP, ran as an independent and minor-party candidate, and joined the Constitution Party in 2023. Lost statewide races in 2020 and 2024.
Constitution Party of West Virginia
Sources: Wikipedia, Ballotpedia, Ballot Access News, West Virginia Secretary of State records, wilsonwv.com campaign website
Running in: U.S. Senate (2026 General Election)