Sean Hornbuckle

Sean Hornbuckle was born in Huntington, West Virginia. Hornbuckle graduated from Huntington High School. He earned a B.A. in sports management and marketing and an M.B.A, both from Marshall University. His career experience includes working as a financial representative at MassMutual.[2]

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Hornbuckle's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[13]

Education

"With the current climate of our culture in West Virginia, its increasingly vital that we do a better job in ensuring all residents have affordable access to education. The only way we can increase our living standards, better our families and the economy is for more people to have the ability to earn jobs, create jobs, and be a productive member of society with critical thinking skills. Being more educated also fulfills one’s self being and pride while spurring community involvment (sic)."

Hornbuckle’s Goals

"Cap tuition for post-secondary education similar to what Ohio has done."

"Create a re-emergence of “PTA” like organizations that are more innovative in our elementary school systems."

"Fight for funding for Universities, Community Colleges, Trade and Technical Schools alike."

"Create innovative internship programs between high schools and businesses that are meaningful."