West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner, right, answers a question from Parkersburg South High School senior Elijah Hornbeck following a voter education and registration assembly Tuesday in the school’s auditorium. A representative of Warner’s office said 120 students filled out registration forms. (Photo by Evan Bevins)

Parkersburg South High School seniors, from left, Ashley Ubbens and Lillian Kelbaugh fill out voter registration forms as Wood County Clerk Joe Gonzales, right, answers a question following a voter education and registration assembly at the school Tuesday led by West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner. A representative of Warner’s office said 120 students filled out registration forms. (Photo by Evan Bevins)

West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner holds up his phone while discussing state law that allows members of the military serving overseas to vote by phone in response to a question from a student during a voter education and registration assembly Tuesday at Parkersburg South High School. A representative of Warner’s office said 120 students filled out registration forms. (Photo by Evan Bevins)

West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner points to Parkersburg South High School seniors and juniors during a voter education and registration assembly Tuesday at the school. A representative of Warner’s office said 120 students filled out registration forms. (Photo by Evan Bevins)