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'''Jerry Moran''' (born 1954) is a [[Republican]] who represents [[Kansas]] in the [[House of Representatives]]. He represents the 1st District, which consists of over half of the state geographicially, and all of the western portion of the state.  Moran makes a point to conduct one "town hall meeting" per year in all 69 counties that make up part of his district. [http://www.jerrymoran.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37&Itemid=102] Moran lives in Hays, where he was a professor in political science (at Fort Hays State University).
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'''Jerry Moran''' (born 1954) is a [[Republican]] who represents [[Kansas]] in the [[House of Representatives]]. He represents the 1st District, which consists of over half of the state geographicially, and all of the western portion of the state.  Moran makes a point to conduct one "town hall meeting" per year in all 69 counties that make up part of his district.<ref>http://www.jerrymoran.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37&Itemid=102</ref> Moran lives in Hays, where he was a professor in political science (at Fort Hays State University).
 
   
 
   
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Revision as of 22:49, September 29, 2007

Jerry Moran (born 1954) is a Republican who represents Kansas in the House of Representatives. He represents the 1st District, which consists of over half of the state geographicially, and all of the western portion of the state. Moran makes a point to conduct one "town hall meeting" per year in all 69 counties that make up part of his district.[1] Moran lives in Hays, where he was a professor in political science (at Fort Hays State University).

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