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Jeffrey Pack Appointed to Fill House of Delegates Vacancy

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Gov. Jim Justice has filled a vacancy in West Virginia’s House of Delegates.

Justice announced Thursday that he has appointed Jeffrey M. Pack to fill a 28th District vacancy created when Republican John O’Neal accepted a position as a legislative liaison with the Justice administration.

According to the governor’s office, Pack lives in Cool Ridge and is employed with a pest control company.

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