Blake Moore

Utah's 1st District

Blake Moore was born and raised in Ogden, Utah. He received the Wendy’s National High School Heisman, which honors seniors for athletics, academics, and citizenship. He then played quarterback at Utah State. After serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Seoul, South Korea, he finished his degree at the University of Utah and then obtained his master’s in Public Policy and Administration from Northwestern University. He has served his country in various civilian roles, most notably as a foreign service officer for the State Department in both Washington, D.C., and Asia, and recently completed nearly a decade with the Cicero Group, where he has helped organizations solve complex problems, including the George W. Bush Institute where he worked with the school leadership team to help school districts effectively recruit, retain, and develop K-12 principals and administrators.

Cliff Bentz

Oregon's 2nd District

Cliff Bentz is a third-generation Oregonian, raised on his family’s cattle ranches in Harney County. A graduate of Eastern Oregon State College with his law degree from Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland, he became a partner at Yturri, O’Kief, Rose and Burnham in 1981, four years after joining the firm. He continues to practice part-time, specializing in ranch reorganizations and water law. He served five two-year terms as an Oregon State Representative, resigning in 2018 to become an Oregon State Senator. He resigned from the Oregon Senate in January 2020 to run for Rep. Greg Walden’s Oregon congressional seat. Rep. Bentz now represents one of the largest congressional districts in the country, which includes nearly two-thirds of eastern Oregon.

David Valadao

California's 21st District

David Valadao is only technically a freshman in the 117th Congress. A lifelong resident of the Central Valley he represents whose family owned a dairy farm, Rep. Valadao flipped back his seat in the 21st Congressional District after previously serving from 2013-2019. While in congress, he served on the House Appropiations Committee where he says he “supported our farmers by funding programs to help Valley agriculture, fight against federal funding for California High Speed Rail, deliver more water to the Valley, and secure the F-35 program at NAS Lemoore.” He says the biggest issue in his district – which includes all of Kings County and portions of Fresno, Tulare, and Kern counties -- is securing a reliable and clean supply of water for the state’s $54 billion agriculture industry.