Prosecutor. Small-Town Banker. Professor. Citizen Lawmaker.
Growing up in Plainville, Kansas, instilled in Jerry Moran a tireless work ethic, strong Kansas values and real-life experiences that shaped him into the leader he is today. The son of hard-working Kansans, Jerry’s dad was a pump operator for Skelly Oil; his mom was the lady you paid your light bill to.
Life in Western Kansas shaped Jerry’s core beliefs: That your word is your bond. The importance of community. Never backing down from what you believe in. The value of a dollar. The honor of serving your fellow citizens.
Jerry started college close to home at Fort Hays State University — years later he would return as an adjunct professor. In 1974, he was selected to intern in the U.S. House of Representatives during the impeachment hearings for President Richard Nixon. Two years later, Jerry graduated from the University of Kansas with a bachelor’s degree in economics.
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Moran for Kansas to Host Booth at Kansas State Fair
**MEDIA ADVISORY** SEPTEMBER 9-18, 2016 WHAT Moran for Kansas will host an informational booth at the 2016 Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson, Kan., to provide information about U.S. Senator Jerry Moran’s (R-Kan.) re-election campaign and congressional actions that impact Kansas.…
Western Times — Sen. Moran Hosts Listening Tour Stop in Sharon Springs
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) visited Sharon Springs, Kan., last week on his latest Kansas Listening Tour stop, which concludes his third 105-County Listening Tour across the state. “I appreciate the opportunity to hear from Wallace County residents about the…
The Wichita Eagle Op-Ed: Zika demands a solution, not excuses
Another stalemate, another party-line vote. Another failure to combat the Zika virus is unacceptable when Congress returns to Capitol Hill. Since its initial outbreak in April 2015, the Zika virus has spread to more than 60 countries and, according to…