Require county school boards to have members elected per district

HB 2664 changes how county school board members are elected in West Virginia. It requires each school board to have five members: two elected by all voters in the county ("at large"), and three elected based on the voter's magisterial district (local voting area). The bill specifies that the three district members cannot all come from the same magisterial district, though it doesn't require every district to have representation. This directly affects county school boards and voters across West Virginia, altering the election process to include more localized representation.