Jim Justice

Politician, businessman

American Charleston, West Virginia, USA

Quick Info

ProfessionPolitician, businessman
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth27/04/1951
Age75 years
BirthplaceCharleston, West Virginia, USA

Latest News about Jim Justice

23/09/2026

Senator Jim Justice marked Senate passage of his legislation to rename a playground in New River Gorge National Park and Preserve the Hearts of Gold Playground. The measure honors West Virginia children affected by childhood cancer and reflects his continued focus on state-centered commemorative legislation.

18/09/2026

Jim Justice and Senator Shelley Moore Capito announced $2.2 million in research funding for West Virginia University. The funding was presented as support for WVU research and broader educational investment in the state.

16/09/2026

Justice voted to advance the Farm Bill out of the Senate Agriculture Committee and publicly supported Republican efforts to move the bill forward. The vote aligned with his committee work on agriculture and rural policy.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameJames Conley Justice II
Known ForGovernor of West Virginia and U.S. senator from West Virginia
Political PartyRepublican

Educational Qualification(s)

SchoolWoodrow Wilson High School
CollegeMarshall University
DegreeBachelor's degree, MBA

Personal Life

ResidenceLewisburg, West Virginia
SpouseCathy Justice
Children2

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
SpouseCathy Justice
Children
  • James C. Justice III
  • Jill Justice

Family

FatherJames Conley Justice
MotherEdna Ruth Perry Justice

Career

Occupations
  • Businessman
  • Politician
Business Interests
  • Coal
  • Agriculture
  • Resort ownership
Political Offices
  • Governor of West Virginia
  • United States senator from West Virginia
Notable RoleBuilt and led Bluestone-related business interests and Justice Family Farms; purchased The Greenbrier resort

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Graduated from Marshall University with both undergraduate and MBA degrees
2. Was captain of the Marshall University golf team for two years
3. Entered the family business and later expanded coal and agricultural operations
4. Bought The Greenbrier resort in 2009
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