Representative James Robert Akers - Contact Information

James Robert Akers II, affectionately known as JB, stepped into the political arena as a Delegate representing the 55th district in the West Virginia House of Delegates. His journey to this esteemed position is marked by dedication, service, and a commitment to moving the state forward.

Early Years and Legal Career JB was born and raised in the picturesque state of West Virginia. His passion for law and justice led him to pursue a legal career. As a lawyer based in Charleston, WV, JB honed his skills, advocating for clients and navigating the intricacies of the legal system.

Sworn In as Delegate In a moment of significance, JB was sworn into the House of Delegates. The ceremony took place with heartfelt gravity, as his wife, Judge Maryclaire Akers, administered the oath. JB’s acceptance of the appointment to the vacated seat of Moore Capito was driven by a genuine desire to contribute to the betterment of the state. Governor Justice recognized JB’s potential to make a positive impact, and JB eagerly embraced the responsibility.

Representing the 55th District JB’s legislative canvas encompasses the 55th district, which includes the southwestern part of Kanawha County. Here, he advocates for policies that uplift communities, strengthen education, and promote economic growth. His commitment to his constituents is unwavering, and he approaches each decision with thoughtfulness and care.

Family and Support During the swearing-in ceremony, JB was surrounded by his loved ones. His daughters, Katherine and Harper, and his son, Ethan, stood by his side, a testament to the importance of family in his life. Several fellow delegates and senators also attended, reinforcing the sense of camaraderie within the legislative body.

Looking Ahead As JB settles into his role, he remains dedicated to the people of West Virginia. Whether it’s crafting legislation, participating in debates, or engaging with constituents, JB’s commitment shines through. His journey is just beginning, and we can expect to see more from this passionate advocate for progress.