Evan Worrell, born September 26, 1979, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina1
Parents: Jay and Cheryl Worrell
Spouse: Jennifer Worrell
Children: Faith, Christian, Charlotte, Jack, Eleanor, and Henry Worrell
Legislative Service: Elected to the House 2018-2020
Religion: Baptist
Delegate Evan Worrell, a passionate advocate for his community, brings a wealth of experience to the West Virginia House of Delegates. His journey began in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where he was born on September 26, 1979. Evan’s parents, Jay and Cheryl Worrell, instilled in him a strong sense of purpose and service.
Education: Evan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Marshall University, equipping him with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle complex issues facing his constituents.
Professional Background: As a Healthcare Data Analytics Consultant, Evan combines his analytical prowess with a deep understanding of healthcare systems. His commitment to data-driven decision-making ensures that policies he supports are grounded in evidence and have a positive impact on West Virginians.
Family Life: Evan’s family is at the heart of his motivation. He shares his life with his beloved spouse, Jennifer Worrell, and their six children: Faith, Christian, Charlotte, Jack, Eleanor, and Henry. Their home in Barboursville, West Virginia, is a hub of love, laughter, and shared dreams.
Legislative Service: In 2018, Evan Worrell was elected to the West Virginia House of Delegates, representing the 18th district. Since then, he has tirelessly championed causes related to healthcare, education, and community development. His dedication to public service has left an indelible mark on the state.
Faith and Values: Evan’s faith, rooted in the Baptist tradition, guides his decisions and actions. He believes in fostering unity, compassion, and progress for all West Virginians.
Delegate Evan Worrell is not just a legislator; he’s a devoted family man, a data enthusiast, and a tireless advocate for the people of West Virginia. His commitment to making a difference continues to shape the state’s future.
