HARPERS FERRY, WV – State Treasurer Riley Moore today announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for West Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District. West Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District is an open seat, following Rep. Alex Mooney’s decision to seek the party’s nomination for U.S. Senate. Continue reading

State Treasurer Riley Moore earlier this week received the Consumers’ Research “Consumers’ Champion Award” for efforts to defend West Virginia residents and businesses from harm being imposed through the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) movement. Continue reading

West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore today issued the following statement in response to President Joe Biden’s comments Friday in California and Sunday in New York about shutting down coal plants and oil drilling in America. Continue reading

State Treasurer Riley Moore today issued the following statement after the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia reversed a lower court injunction against the Hope Scholarship program. Continue reading

West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore today assailed a new credit card tracking scheme for gun and ammunition purchases that he said is just the latest attempt by liberal lawmakers to undermine citizens’ Second Amendment rights. Continue reading

West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore today joined a coalition of State Treasurers, Auditors and Financial Officers to urge financial research firm Morningstar, Inc. to terminate any anti-Israel activities being conducted by its subsidiary Sustainalytics. Continue reading

West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore today announced he has published West Virginia’s first Restricted Financial Institution List, deeming five financial institutions ineligible for state banking contracts. Continue reading

State Treasurer Riley Moore today proudly announced his innovative Jumpstart Savings Program has officially launched and has started to enroll participants online at WVJumpstart.com. Continue reading

West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore today condemned President Joe Biden for sending letters to U.S. oil producers blaming them for high prices when the blame truly lies with the Administration’s anti-fossil fuel agenda. Continue reading

State Treasurer Riley Moore today announced he has sent notices to six financial institutions informing them they could be placed on the state’s Restricted Financial Institution List after his Office made an initial determination that the institutions appear to be engaged in boycotts of fossil fuel companies. Continue reading