Belinda Fox-Spencer

Fox-Spencer earned a high school diploma from Peterstown High School, a bachelor's degree from Bluefield State College and a bachelor's degree from Mountain State University.[2] She says she has 22 years of experience in health care and 32 years in small business; her 2022 campaign website said she is from Monroe County and worked in health care for 20 years as a diagnostic medical sonographer specializing in women's health.[2][3]

Fox-Spencer filed as an independent candidate on July 15, 2022, after that year's primary, for the redrawn 1st District, and received 10,257 votes (4.5%) in the November 2022 general election won by Carol Miller.[2][3] Ballot Access News reported that she was the Constitution Party nominee for the district in the November 3, 2026 general election.[4] During the campaign, she said she was running on upholding the Constitution, opposing abortion, defending the Second Amendment and energy independence.[2][3][4] She received 3.3% of the vote to Carol Miller's 57.1%, according to unofficial results reported by NBC News.[1]