Daniel H. Ortiz | |
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Member of the Alaska House of Representatives from the 1st District | |
Assumed office January 20, 2015 | |
Preceded by | Peggy Wilson |
Personal details | |
Born | Ottawa,Illinois |
Political party | Not Affiliated |
Spouse | Lori |
Children | Molly Kate,Lucy,Sam |
Residence | Ketchikan,Alaska |
Alma mater | University of Wisconsin (MST) Seattle Pacific University (BA) |
Occupation | teacher (retired) |
Daniel H. Ortiz [1] is a non affiliated member of the Alaska House of Representatives,who has since 2015 represented the 1st District (formally 36th). He is one of three non affiliated members in the Alaska State Legislature. However,he caucuses with the Democratic-led majority for purposes of committee assignments. [2]
Ortiz was elected in November 2014 to succeed retiring Representative Peggy Wilson of Wrangell. He defeated Wilson's endorsed candidate,Republican Chere Klein,by just 104 votes. [3] [4]
Dan Ortiz has a wife,Lori,and three children. He is a former schoolteacher who taught at Ketchikan High School.
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