Incumbent U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito is projected to win the Republican primary for West Virginia’s U.S. Senate seat, according to Decision Desk HQ and NBC projections cited by multiple outlets. Capito defeats a crowded Republican field in the primary and is set to face no opposition beyond the general-election process this fall. The Hill reports she earns about 66.5% of the vote, indicating a clear margin over her top competitor, state Sen. Tom Willis (R). Bloomberg likewise describes Capito’s victory as projected by NBC. Fox News emphasizes that Capito received strong support from President Donald Trump, noting his endorsement of her candidacy. Across the sources, there is agreement that Capito, the sitting senator, advances as the GOP nominee for the general election. No sources provide details on other primary contenders beyond referencing a competitive field, and no one contests the core outcome that Capito is the projected winner of the GOP primary.