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Awards:West Virginia University Mountaineer ScholarshipFather's Name:Craig BlairFavorite President and Why:Ronald Reagan because when he entered office, the misery index (the sum of the inflation and unemployment rates) was 19.99%. Through his use of deregulation and tax reform, he lowered it to 9.72% by the time he left. Not to mention the fact his economic boom created over 16 million jobs.Favorite Quote:'Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.' -Margaret MeadHobbies or Special Talents:Attending school sporting events with friends, politics, quilting, shooting clays, ice skating, and playing piano.Mother's Name:Andrea BlairPriority Issues:I am a fiscal conservative. I'm Pro-Life. I'm Pro-Marriage. I'm Pro-Family.

I'm Pro-Second Amendment. I'm also Pro-Business because that's where jobs come from.

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — West Virginia Del. Saira Blair said Wednesday that she won't run for a third term in the state House of Delegates.

These are my core personal and political beliefs!Reason for Seeking Public Office:One of the reasons that I'm running for the 59th House of Delegates seat is to demonstrate to young people that we shouldn't have to wait until we're 40, 50, or 60 to realize that conservative principles are beneficial to all age brackets. Social life like in the southern colonies. I want to help lead today's youth down the conservative pathway to prosperity and success.

Saira Blair won the West Virginia Republican Party primary Tuesday, unseating the 59th District House of Delegates incumbent, despite being only 17 years old. The teen from Martinsburg describes herself as a churchgoer, 'pro-life,' 'pro-family,' and 'pro-marriage,' and has the chance to become the youngest legislator in the state's history.Saira Blair won the West Virginia GOP primary by an 872-728 vote margin, beating out 66-year-old incumbent Del. Larry Krump of Falling Waters. While he painted her as inexperienced, she pointed out that she learned a lot from her father, state Sen. Craig Blair, R-Berkeley— plus, the job isn't all that hard, she added.' I don't have as many biases because I am younger and so I'm more capable of taking the views of the people directly from the district to Charleston,' the Hedgesville High School senior told The Martinsburg Herald-Mail. 'I think I'm fully capable of doing the job, and I don't think its rocket science by any means— not if you just listen to the people.'

Blair won't graduate high school until later this month, 17-year-olds who will turn 18 by the November election are eligible to vote and run, and Saira's birthday is in July. Now that she has won the primary, Blair seems eager to take on Democratic candidate Layne Diehl in November.' It's wonderful,' she said of her victory. 'I really love the idea that I can potentially be a role model for not only the youth around my area but all across the state.'

Blair's campaign flyers, which were partially paid for by the $4,800 she contributed to her campaign, describe her as fiscally conservative, pro-life, pro-family, pro-marriage and pro-jobs. She believes that her main job is to listen to the constituents.' There are two types of politicians: those that think they know everything, and those who want to listen to the people and do what they feel, and I'll be the (latter),' she told the Herald-Mail.Blair will be starting classes at West Virginia University in the fall, but if she is elected she'll take off the spring semester to serve in the state legislature.