West Virginia

On the record

• IsraelSaid

  Fetty Anderson's campaign issues page says she supports a two-state solution, that both Israel and Palestine deserve to exist, and that she would not vote to send or sell weapons to any country except for self-defense. The page is undated.

  "I would not vote to send or sell weapons to any country except for purely self-defense."

  Issues | Rachel Fetty Anderson for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

• ICE

  No public statement found as of October 18, 2026.

• The Trump administrationSaid

  On the Social Security section of her campaign issues page, Fetty Anderson says the current administration does not respect taxpayers' money or citizens' well-being. The page is undated; it cites 2026 Social Security figures.

  "Every day, our current administration reflects a lack of respect for our tax dollars and a lack of regard for our citizens’ well-being."

  Issues | Rachel Fetty Anderson for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

• Where they want the country to goSaid

  In a West Virginia Watch interview published before the May 2026 primary, Fetty Anderson said she wants Congress to restore checks and balances on the executive branch, and to fight what she called a growing movement toward "outright fascism" in Congress and U.S. politics.

  "outright fascism"

  Eclectic group of WV Dems are competing in primary for a chance to flip Capito’s US Senate seat, West Virginia Watch (republished by West Virginia Daily News), May 6, 2026

• Health careSaid

  Speaking to campaign volunteers in Charleston in September 2026, Fetty Anderson criticized cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act; The Dominion Post reported that she supports single-payer health care and rolling back the Medicaid and ACA changes made by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

  "We just cannot handle cuts in Medicaid. We cannot handle people getting kicked off the ACA"

  Come rain or shine: Anderson campaign highlights discontent with Capito’s record, The Dominion Post, September 26, 2026

• Money in politicsSaid

  At the same September 2026 Charleston meeting, Fetty Anderson told volunteers her campaign takes no corporate, industry or foreign-government-aligned money; the paper reported she has sworn off PAC donations and money from groups advocating for foreign nations, such as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

  "The bold move that we made was to run without corporate financing and industry financing and funding from any group that is supporting a foreign government."

  Come rain or shine: Anderson campaign highlights discontent with Capito’s record, The Dominion Post, September 26, 2026

• Workers and unionsSaid

  In September 2026, Fetty Anderson tied West Virginia's low wages to right-to-work laws and the weakening of unions, and said she supports strengthening labor unions.

  "I think at the heart of our problem is that our wages are too low, and that’s because of union suppression"

  Come rain or shine: Anderson campaign highlights discontent with Capito’s record, The Dominion Post, September 26, 2026

• TechnologySaid

  In September 2026, Fetty Anderson said she opposes fast-tracking data center development in a way that removes county authority, and that it needs to be stopped before more centers are built.

  "We have to stop that right now because once these data centers are built, they are there."

  Come rain or shine: Anderson campaign highlights discontent with Capito’s record, The Dominion Post, September 26, 2026

• AbortionSaid

  On MetroNews "Talkline" after winning the May 2026 Democratic primary, Fetty Anderson, who supports abortion rights, spoke about abortion as part of a call for full equality for women.

  "The issue of abortion—that is one medical procedure that some women need or desire"

  Former Morgantown elected official to face Capito in the fall, WAJR, May 14, 2026