West Virginia’s 1st Congressional District remains a solidly Republican seat heading into the November 2026 general election, with trader pricing reflecting the district’s R+22 Partisan Voter Index and consistent double-digit GOP margins in recent cycles. Incumbent Carol Miller secured the Republican nomination with 72% in the May primary against challenger Larry Jackson, while Democrat Vince George advanced narrowly over Britta Aguirre. No competitive general-election polling has emerged since the primaries, and race ratings from Cook, Inside Elections, and others classify the contest as Safe or Solid Republican. The low 0.3% implied probability for a Democratic win and clustering of volume around 30-45% Republican margins align with historical results and the absence of national spending or candidate controversies that could narrow the gap. Late-cycle turnout shifts or unexpected national headwinds represent the primary variables that could still adjust positioning before Election Day.