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sex or gender

male

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Swedish Wikipedia

country of citizenship

United States of America

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name in native language

John Salazar (English)

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inferred from person's full name

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family name

Salazar

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date of birth

21 July 1953

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place of birth

Alamosa

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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occupation

politician

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farmer

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cattle rancher

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business executive

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position held

member of the United States House of Representatives

3 January 2005

3 January 2011

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member of the Colorado House of Representatives

start time

2003

end time

2004

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member

instance of

government commission

1999

2002

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member of the United States House of Representatives

parliamentary term

111th United States Congress

6 January 2009

3 January 2011

Colorado's 3rd congressional district

elected in

2008 United States House of Representatives elections

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stated in

Biographical Directory of the United States Congress

US Congress Bio ID

S001158

retrieved

7 February 2021

member of the United States House of Representatives

parliamentary term

110th United States Congress

4 January 2007

3 January 2009

Colorado's 3rd congressional district

elected in

2006 United States House of Representatives elections

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stated in

Biographical Directory of the United States Congress

US Congress Bio ID

S001158

retrieved

7 February 2021

member of the United States House of Representatives

parliamentary term

109th United States Congress

4 January 2005

3 January 2007

Colorado's 3rd congressional district

elected in

2004 United States House of Representatives elections

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stated in

Biographical Directory of the United States Congress

7 February 2021

Adams State University

end time

1981

academic degree

Bachelor of Science

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work location

Washington, D.C.

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Denver

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Boston

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member of political party

Democratic Party

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religion or worldview

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1973

1976

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Commons category

John Salazar

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Identifiers

C-SPAN person ID

1013039

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Wikimedia import URL

C-SPAN person numeric ID

1013039

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Wikimedia import URL

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28 October 2013

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United States House of Representatives ID

22576

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US Congress Bio ID

S001158

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US Federal Election Commission ID

H4CO03167

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Vote Smart candidate ID

29778

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