Roger Moe is an American politician, and a former member and majority leader of the Minnesota Senate. He graduated from Crookston Central High School and received his college degree from Mayville State College in North Dakota. His graduate studies were at Moorhead State University (Moorhead, MN) and North Dakota State University (Fargo, ND). In 2005 he received an Honorary LL. D (Doctor of Laws Degree) from the University of Minnesota.
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- Roger Moe is an American politician, and a former member and majority leader of the Minnesota Senate. He graduated from Crookston Central High School and received his college degree from Mayville State College in North Dakota. His graduate studies were at Moorhead State University (Moorhead, MN) and North Dakota State University (Fargo, ND). In 2005 he received an Honorary LL. D (Doctor of Laws Degree) from the University of Minnesota. He taught math and coached wrestling at Ada High School before running for Minnesota State Senate. He was elected to the State Senate in 1970, the second youngest senator in Minnesota history at that time, and as the DFL majority leader in 1981, a position he held for 22 years. Moe is the longest-tenured Senate Majority Leader, and the longest-serving leader of either of Minnesota's legislative bodies; indeed, he is among the longest-serving majority leaders in the history of the country. Among his many accomplishments was an initiative to transfer lottery proceeds to Minnesota environmental projects (Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources - LCMR)and the creation of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities governance system. After running as Skip Humphrey's Lt. Governor against Jesse Ventura in 1998, he ran for Governor against Tim Pawlenty, Tim Penny, and Ken Pentel in 2002. Pawlenty won that election. Moe and Julie Sabo, his running mate, received 36% in the general election, while Pawlenty received 44%. Moe has since retired from public office. He is a business consultant, serves on several state and national non-profit boards and currently resides at his home in Erskine, Minnesota.
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- Roger Moe is an American politician, and a former member and majority leader of the Minnesota Senate. He graduated from Crookston Central High School and received his college degree from Mayville State College in North Dakota. His graduate studies were at Moorhead State University (Moorhead, MN) and North Dakota State University (Fargo, ND). In 2005 he received an Honorary LL. D (Doctor of Laws Degree) from the University of Minnesota.
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