
Ian Masters
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Date of Birth: February 27th, 1986 Education: B.S. History (West Virginia University) 2008 Juris Doctor (West Virginia University College of Law) 2011 Occupation: Attorney Spouse: Katelyn Children: Thomas, Elsa, Lorelei, Jack Parents: The late Jack Masters and Judie Reed Religion: Christian, Crossroads Church (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Affiliations: West Virginia Citizens Defense League (former President)
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Evidence & Sources
27/28 verifiedEvery item below is a stored record. 27 have a named source with a working link, 1 have partial sourcing.
- PartialIan Masters holds the office of State Representativeprofile identity· OpenStates
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 5364: Reforming Boards and Commissions
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4437: To allow Gold Star parents to receive one free Gold Star vehicle registration for personal use.
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 5065: Relating to hotel occupancy tax.
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
- VerifiedVoted no on HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4007: Relating to industrial access roads
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4007: Relating to industrial access roads
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4345: Relating to the preservation of missing persons records and evidence
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 5364: Reforming Boards and Commissions
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 5458: Relating to professionals to be licensed by the West Virginia Board of Medicine
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4425: To repeal the provision allowing for students to transfer from one school to another without losing eligibility.
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4425: To repeal the provision allowing for students to transfer from one school to another without losing eligibility.
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 5065: Relating to hotel occupancy tax.
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4335: Relating to Medicaid providers
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4335: Relating to Medicaid providers
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4345: Relating to the preservation of missing persons records and evidence
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4951: Requiring MDs and DOs to complete continuing education
- VerifiedVoted yes on HB 4951: Requiring MDs and DOs to complete continuing education
- VerifiedCo-sponsored: Relating to the preservation of missing persons records and evidence
- VerifiedSponsored: Relating to mental health examination requirements.
Voting Record Feed
HB 5364: Reforming Boards and Commissions
HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
HB 4437: To allow Gold Star parents to receive one free Gold Star vehicle registration for personal use.
HB 5065: Relating to hotel occupancy tax.
HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
HB 4004: Creating the Recharge West Virginia Program
HB 4007: Relating to industrial access roads
HB 4007: Relating to industrial access roads
HB 4345: Relating to the preservation of missing persons records and evidence
HB 5364: Reforming Boards and Commissions
HB 5458: Relating to professionals to be licensed by the West Virginia Board of Medicine
HB 4425: To repeal the provision allowing for students to transfer from one school to another without losing eligibility.
HB 4425: To repeal the provision allowing for students to transfer from one school to another without losing eligibility.
HB 5065: Relating to hotel occupancy tax.
HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
HB 4483: Relating to funeral service licensure and administration
HB 4335: Relating to Medicaid providers
HB 4335: Relating to Medicaid providers
Bills & Legislative Work
2026-06-29: Chapter 92, Acts, Regular Session, 2026
2026-06-29: Chapter 180, Acts, Regular Session, 2026
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