Since 1928, West Virginia has usually voted for Democratic presidential candidates and congressional representatives, with the notable exceptions of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] and [[Ronald Reagan,]] and again in 2000, when a Republican presidential candidate, [[George W. Bush]], won the state's 5 electoral votes. President Bush won West Virginia again in 2004.
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Since 1928, West Virginia has usually voted for Democratic presidential candidates and congressional representatives, with the notable exceptions of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] and [[Ronald Reagan]], and again in 2000, when a Republican presidential candidate, [[George W. Bush]], won the state's 5 electoral votes. President Bush won West Virginia again in 2004.