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Jessica Maria Moreno has a bachelor's degree in web page, digital/multimedia and information resources design from BYU-Pathway Worldwide and attended Central Piedmont Community College.

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Jessica's campaign for County Commissioner in Gaston County is her first run for public office.


Jessica currently works as a community organizer for Action NC. She previously worked as a business development representative for AFTERDISASTER, served as lead ESL teacher and academic coordinator assistant at Borealis Language Academy, and worked in childcare at Simmons YMCA.


As of January 5, 2026, Jessica Maria Moreno did not have a website or any information online.

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Jessica Maria Moreno

Jessica currently works as a Community Organizer for Action NC. She previously worked as a Business Development Representative for AFTERDISASTER, served as Lead ESL Teacher and Academic Coordinator Assistant at Borealis Language Academy, and worked in childcare at Simmons YMCA.


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Jessica has a bachelor's degree in web page, digital/multimedia and information resources design from BYU-Pathway Worldwide and attended Central Piedmont Community College.

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