Tennyson Moreno began his political journey at the age of 12, when his local county Republican Party chairman offered one ice cream per call sheet he completed- Tennyson would return later that day on his bike requesting a chocolate waffle cone with sprinkles; and another call sheet. Being raised by a single mother in a lower-middle class home, Tennyson learned how to be financially responsible, work hard, and pinch pennies. Growing up, Tennyson worked many cash jobs and worked after school, and during the summers to save up for his dream of becoming a pilot; although God would have different plans. After years of volunteering, leading campaigns, and activism on college campuses, Tennyson ran for State Representative. At the time, Tennyson was 24 years old, which made him the youngest State Legislative candidate in Texas, and one of the youngest candidates in the country for the 2024 election cycle. Using tools learned from several Turning Point USA conferences, and his experience of working with TPUSA, Tennyson empowered the youth vote and engaged students on college campuses- many voting Republican for the first time. After the election, Tennyson continues to serve his community by serving interests such as aviation, politics, mental health and historical preservation. He is also an avid outdoorsman, a licensed pilot, and a chocolate milk connoisseur. Tennyson studied Aviation Science before studying Public Administration & Political Science at Texas State University Today, Tennyson is preparing for what comes next, and is ready for where the Lord leads him.

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