WEIRTON — The filing period is over and the slate of candidates for West Virginia’s May 10 primary has taken shape.

The following offices and candidates will appear on local ballots, according to information listed on the West Virginia Secretary of State’s website Monday:

• U.S. House of Representatives, District 2

Susan Buchser-Lochocki, Republican, of Morgantown

Angela J. Dwyer, Democrat, of Martinsburg

Rhonda A. Hercules, Republican, of Wheeling

David B. McKinley, Republican, of Wheeling

Alexander X. Mooney, Republican, of Charles Town

Mike Seckman, Republican, of West Union

Barry Lee Wendell, Democrat, of Morgantown

• West Virginia Senate, District 1

Owens Brown, Democrat, of Wheeling

Laura Wakim Chapman, Republican, of Wheeling

Judi Varner Meyer, Republican, of Wheeling

Randy Swartzmiller, Democrat, of Chester

• West Virginia House of Delegates

Pat McGeehan, Republican, of Chester, District 1

Ronnie D. Jones, Democrat, of Weirton, District 2

Mark Zatezalo, Republican, of Weirton, District 2

Phillip W. Diserio, Democrat, of Follansbee, District 3

Jimmy Willis, Republican, of Wellsburg, District 3

• Brooke County Clerk

Kimberly “Kimmy” Barbetta, Democrat, of Follansbee

• Brooke County Commission

Thomas R. “Tommy” Diserio, Republican, of Wellsburg

Tim Ennis, Democrat, of Wellsburg

• Brooke County Magistrate

Shannon N. Price of Wellsburg (non-partisan)

• Brooke County Circuit Clerk

Glenda Brooks, Democrat, of Wellsburg

• Brooke County Board of Education

Zachary Boyd of Weirton (Weirton District)

Chris Byers of Weirton (Weirton District)

Alfred “Al” DeAngelis of Follansbee (Follansbee Distrcit)

Stacy Hooper of Colliers (Weirton District)

Kristin M. Newton of Follansbee (Follansbee District)

Ted Pauls of Wellsburg (Wellsburg District)

Martin D. Wood of Follansbee (Weirton District)

• Brooke County Conservation District Supervisor

Stephen Paull of Wellsburg (non-partisan)

• Hancock County Clerk

Valerie Truax, Republican, of Weirton

Karan (Baier) Valenti, Republican, of Weirton

• Hancock County Commission

Ted Arneault Jr., Republican, of New Cumberland

Paul Rex Cowey III, Republican, of Weirton

Brett Lemley, Republican, of New Cumberland

• Hancock County Circuit Clerk

Sandra (Sandy) Casto, Republican, of New Cumberland

Frederick John Marello Jr., Republican, of Weirton

• Hancock County Board of Education

Dr. Gregory Albert Baldt of Weirton (Clay District)

Seth A. Cheuvront, of Newell (Grant District)

Christina Lee Fair of Weirton (Clay District)

Ed Fields of New Cumberland (Clay District)

Jim Horstman of Weirton (Clay District)

Danny Kaser of New Cumberland (Grant District)

Philip Rujak of Weirton (Clay District)

Gerard Spencer of Weirton (Butler District)

• Hancock County Conservation District Supervisor

Jim Anderson of New Cumberland

Candidates for state and county executive committees for both Republican and Democratic parties also will be on the ballot.

As part of the May 10 primary, those eligible to vote absentee may file their applications through May 4. The voter registration deadline is April 19. Early in-person voting will be held April 27 to May 7.