Joseph P. Moran III

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Joseph Moran

Democratic Party

Prior offices:

Rhode Island House of Representatives

Education

High school

Central Falls High School

Bachelor's

Roger Williams College

Graduate

Anna Maria College

Personal

Profession

Law enforcement

Joseph Moran was a 2012 Democratic candidate for District 16 of the Rhode Island State Senate.

Moran served as the police chief of Central Falls, but was let go due to budget cuts in September 2011.

Elections

2012

See also: Rhode Island State Senate elections, 2012

Moran ran in the 2012 election for Rhode Island State Senate District 16. He was defeated by incumbent Elizabeth Crowley in the Democratic primary on September 11.

Rhode Island State Senate, District 16 Democratic Primary, 2012

Candidate	Vote %	Votes
Elizabeth Crowley Incumbent	67.8%	1,189
Joseph Moran III	32.2%	564
Total Votes		1,753

Recent news

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External links

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Footnotes

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Current members of the Rhode Island State Senate

Leadership

Senate President:Valarie Lawson

Majority Leader:Frank Ciccone

Minority Leader:Jessica de la Cruz

Senators

District 1

Jake Bissaillon (D)

District 2

Ana Quezada (D)

District 3

Sam Zurier (D)

District 4

Stefano Famiglietti (D)

District 5

Sam Bell (D)

District 6

Tiara Mack (D)

District 7

Frank Ciccone (D)

District 8

Lori Urso (D)

District 9

John Burke (D)

District 10

Walter Felag (D)

District 11

Linda Ujifusa (D)

District 12

Louis DiPalma (D)

District 13

Dawn Euer (D)

District 14

Valarie Lawson (D)

District 15

Meghan Kallman (D)

District 16

Jonathon Acosta (D)

District 17

Thomas Paolino (R)

District 18

Robert Britto (D)

District 19

Ryan Pearson (D)

District 20

Brian Thompson (D)

District 21

Gordon Rogers (R)

District 22

David Tikoian (D)

District 23

Jessica de la Cruz (R)

District 24

Melissa Murray (D)

District 25

Andrew Dimitri (D)

District 26

Todd Patalano (D)

District 27

Hanna Gallo (D)

District 28

Lammis Vargas (D)

District 29

Peter Appollonio (D)

District 30

Mark McKenney (D)

District 31

Matthew LaMountain (D)

District 32

Pamela Lauria (D)

District 33

Leonidas Raptakis (D)

District 34

Elaine Morgan (R)

District 35

Bridget Valverde (D)

District 36

Alana DiMario (D)

District 37

V. Sosnowski (D)

District 38

Victoria Gu (D)

Democratic Party (34)

Republican Party (4)