Henry C. Dillon

Henry Dillon was born in Huntington, West Virginia. Dillon earned a B.A. in English, a master's degree in secondary education, and a Ph.D. in leadership with an emphasis on school building, all from Marshall University. His career experience includes working as an educator. Dillon's civic affiliations include Wayne County Right to Life, West Virginia Citizens Defense League, the National Rifle Association (NRA), Christian Educators, and the Home School Legal Defense Association.[1]

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Dillon's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[6]

Life

Excerpt: "From conception until death, life is an "unalienable right" (Declaration of Independence) given by God to be protected at all costs."

Bearing Arms

Excerpt: "The founding fathers believed that it was the duty of all able-bodied men to protect their country from invasion and tyranny at home."

Jobs

Excerpt: "I believe that with sound economic policies in place, businesses will find that they can thrive in West Virginia. We must cut the total number and severity of regulations, beginning with the onerous regulations imposed by the EPA which are currently killing the coal industry."

Education

Excerpt: "State and federal overreach must end if education is to become effective once again. Education must be returned to the people in the local states and communities."

Energy and Environment

Excerpt: "As your delegate to Charleston, I will tell them exactly how badly we need to stand up to the elite in Washington, D.C. Coal production, forestry, and small farm agriculture are essential to the economic well-being of our county. I will fight to ensure that our concerns are heard loud and clear in legislature."