Welcome and thank you for visiting the official website of the United States Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs.
America’s veterans fought to protect our freedoms and dedicated their lives to serving our country. This committee’s top priority is to make certain we take care of them. There is no group of people I hold in higher regard than those who serve our nation, and I take seriously the responsibility of providing our veterans with the best our country has to offer.
I have always relied on veterans to help drive policy decisions in Washington, and I will continue to look to those who have served for ideas and solutions to improve the lives of their fellow servicemembers and veterans. As Chairman, I am committed to making certain veterans have the right resources at the right time to achieve success after their service. To veterans in Kansas and millions of veterans across the country: I work to serve and honor you.
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About Chairman Moran
Kansans first elected Jerry Moran to the United States Senate in 2010 after he served in the U.S. House of Representatives. During his time in the House, Sen. Moran served as a member of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs for more than a decade, and he has served as the lead Republican on the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs for the last five years.
Throughout his time in Congress, Sen. Moran has prioritized improving the quality of life for veterans across the country, including the over 150,000 veterans living in Kansas. He continues fighting to make certain our nation’s heroes receive the quality healthcare and benefits they have earned in a timely fashion.
Before his election to public office, Senator Moran attended Fort Hays State University and later the University of Kansas where he completed a degree in economics. After an early career as a small-town banker, he received his J.D. from the University of Kansas. Jerry and his wife, Robba, continue to live in Kansas. They have two daughters, Kelsey and Alex.
