The filing period continues for West Virginia’s May 12 primary election, with candidate registrations accepted up to midnight on Jan. 31.

As of 4 p.m., Tuesday, the following have registered as candidates, according to listings on the West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office:

Sarah E. DeLong, Brooke County Magistrate District 1 (Unexpired term), Non-partisan

Michelle Heaton, Brooke County Magistrate District 2 (Unexpired term), Non-partisan

Kevin Himmelrick, Brooke County Commission, (Weirton District) Republican

Kristin Newton, Brooke County Board of Education, Follansbee District, Non-partisan

Ted Pauls, Brooke County Board of Education, Wellsburg District, Non-partisan

Wes Perry, Republican Brooke County Executive Committee, Delegate District Executive Committee District 3, Senatorial District Executive Committee District 1, Congressional District Executive Committee District 2

Michael Traubert, Democrat Brooke County Executive Committee, State Democrat Executive Committee District 1

Edward T. Morgan III, Democrat Brooke County Executive Committee

Matt Harvey, Hancock County Magistrate Division 2 (Unexpired), Non-partisan

Eron Chek, Hancock County Commission (Butler District), Republican

Jim Anderson, Hancock County Conservation District Supervisor, Non-partisan

Laura Wakim Chapman, State Senate District 1, Republican

Pat McGeehan, House of Delegates District 1, Republican

Mark Zatezalo, House of Delegates District 2, Republican

Jimmy Willis, House of Delegates District 3, Republican

H.L. “Kirk” Kirkpatrick, Justice of Supreme Court of Appeals (Unexpired term) Division 1

Bill Flanigan, Justice of Supreme Court of Appeals (Unexpired term) Division 2

Jim Douglas, Judge of the Intermediate Court of Appeals, Non-partisan

Dan Greear, Judge of the Intermediate Court of Appeals, Non-partisan

Shelley Moore Capito, U.S. Senate, Republican

Rachel Fetty Anderson, U.S. Senate, Democrat

Rio Phillips, U.S. Senate, Democrat

Janet McNulty, U.S. Senate, Republican

Tom Willis, U.S. Senate, Republican

Riley Moore, U.S. House of Representatives District 2, Republican

Steven Wendelin, U.S. House of Representatives District 2, Democrat