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Moriah Doherty joins Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives’ Government Affairs team

Jul 29, 2024
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Former Ohio Senate staffer Moriah Doherty has joined Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives’ (OEC) Government Affairs team as the new Program Administrator. In her role, Doherty will manage and promote America’s Electric Cooperatives PAC (formerly ACRE), assist in coordinating legislative and political events, and support the Government Affairs and Economic Development teams.

Doherty is a graduate of Liberty University with a Bachelor of Science in psychology and a minor in government. “You will be seeing Moriah at your co-op very soon,” an OEC representative stated.

For all PAC-related inquiries, Moriah Doherty can be reached at mdoherty@ohioec.org or (614) 832-8933.

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