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Dwayne Moore (R)

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Dwayne Moore is a Jamaica, Queens native who was raised in a bipartisan household. During Dwayne’s youth, he was an NYPD Explorer. Dwayne served as a team leader at the M.S.72 after-school program, tutoring elementary school children throughout high school & college. After graduating from Stony Brook University Dwayne studied abroad in China. Dwayne also worked as a teacher and college counselor for over five years. Dwayne has the endorsement of the Queens County GOP in his bid for New York State Assembly District 29. The future of our state is at stake and Dwayne wants to usher in positive change. #NewYorkDeservesMoore.

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