Blake Moore Wife Age And Family: 10 Facts On Utah’s Representative

Blake Moore is a politician from the United States of America who represents the Republican Party. He serves his country as a high ranking Republican member.

Blake started his career as a politician and won his first election in November 2020 election. After he won the election, he assumed the office officially on January 3, 2021.

Quick Facts: Blake Moore Wife Age And Family: 10 Facts On Utah’s Representative

Name Blake Moore
Birthday June 22, 1980
Age 40
Gender Male
Height –
Nationality American
Profession Politician
Married/Single Married
Wife Jane Boyer
Children 3
Education University of Utah (BA), Northwestern University (MS)
Twitter @ElectBlakeMoore

All of his supporters and well-wishers are looking forward to seeing what he does for Utah’s betterment during his administration.

Apart from working as a politician, Blake has also worked as a principal at a management consulting firm.

10 Facts On Blake Moore

  1. The Republican politician Blake Moore is married to his wife Jane Boyer since 2010. Blake is the father of three boys.
  2. From his biography on Wikipedia, we learned that Blake Moore and his family, including his wife and son, got infected with CO-VID 19.
  3. Blake Moore was born on June 22, 1980, in his hometown Ogden, Utah. As of 2021, his age count is 40 years old.
  4. Furthermore, politician Blake Moore has not disclosed his net worth now. But, he must be worth around $1 million to $5 million.
  5. In the November 2020 election, he was elected as the U.S. House of Representatives from Utah’s 1st district.
  6. Though he was announced the winner of the election in November 2020, he assumed office in January 2021.
  7. Balke completed his education at the University of Utah (BA), and he also went to Northwestern University (MS).
  8. During his high school years, Blake played football as a quarterback for his high school’s football team. In contrast, he is also an eagle scout.
  9. Likewise, he has also served the United States Department of State as the United States Foreign Service officer.
  10. Blake Moore won the U.S. House of Representatives election by defeating Democratic nominee Darren Parry. 
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