Nicholas Schwaderer

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Nicholas Schwaderer
Member of the Montana House of Representatives from the 14 district
In office 2013 to present
Personal details
Born	1988 (age 25–26)
Political party	Republican
Residence	Superior, Montana
Alma mater	University of Plymouth
Profession	Lawyer
Religion	Christian

Nicholas Schwaderer (born 1988) is a Republican member of the Montana Legislature. He was elected to House District 14 which represents the Superior, Montana area. Prior to serving in the House, Nicholas earned a 2:1 in Law from the University of Plymouth. He has been active in limited-government and free market activism both statewide and nationally, including a fellowship with the Institute for Humane Studies in 2011.

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Members of the Montana House of Representatives

63rd Legislature (2013)

Speaker of the House: Mark Blasdel (R)
Speaker pro Tempore: Austin Knudsen (R)
Majority Leader: Gordon Vance (R)
Minority Leader: Chuck Hunter (D)

Gerald Bennett (R)
Mike Cuffe (R)
Jerry O'Neil (R)
Ed Lieser (D)
Keith Regier (R)
Carl Glimm (R)
Randy Brodehl (R)
Steve Lavin (R)
Scott Reichner (R)
Mark Blasdel (R)
Greg Hertz (R)
Daniel Salomon (R)
Pat Ingraham (R)
Nicholas Schwaderer (R)
Frosty Boss Ribs (D)
Lea Whitford (D)
Christy Clark (R)
Jesse O'Hara (R)
Roger Hagan (R)
Steve Fitzpatrick (R)
Jean Price (D)
Casey Schreiner (D)
Carlie Boland (D)
Brian Hoven (R)
Tom Jacobson (D)

Robert Mehlhoff (D)
Rob Cook (R)
Roy Hollandsworth (R)
Ryan Osmundson (R)
Bill Harris (R)
Bridget Smith (D)
Clarena Brockie (D)
Kris Hansen (R)
Wendy Warburton (R)
Mike Lang (R)
Austin Knudsen (R)
David Halvorson (R)
Alan Doane (R)
Lee Randall (R)
Bill McChesney (D)
Rae Peppers (D)
Carolyn Pease-Lopez (D)
Duane Ankney (R)
Jonathan McNiven (R)
Tom Berry (R)
Clayton Fiscus (R)
Daniel Zolnikov (R)
Douglas Kary (R)
Mary McNally (D)
Dennis Lenz (R)

Kelly McCarthy (D)
Virginia Court (D)
Dave Hagstrom (R)
Margaret MacDonald (D)
Cary Smith (R)
Don Jones (R)
Sarah Laszloffy (R)
Krayton Kerns (R)
Joanne Blyton (R)
David Howard (R)
Alan Redfield (R)
Reilly Neill (D)
Franke Wilmer (D)
Tom Woods (D)
Kathleen Williams (D)
JP Pomnichowski (D)
Gordon Vance (R)
Kelly Flynn (R)
Ted Washburn (R)
Kerry White (R)
Ray Shaw (R)
Jeffrey Welborn (R)
Pat Noonan (D)
Ryan Lynch (D)
Edith McClafferty (D)

Amanda Curtis (D)
Kirk Wagoner (R)
Steve Gibson (R)
Chuck Hunter (D)
Liz Bangerter (R)
Galen Hollenbaugh (D)
Jenny Eck (D)
Wylie Galt (R)
Mike Miller (R)
Gordon Pierson (D)
Kathy Swanson (D)
Patrick Connell (R)
Ron Ehli (R)
Nancy Ballance (R)
Edward Greef (R)
David Moore (R)
Bryce Bennett (D)
Douglas Coffin (D)
Ellie Hill (D)
Tom Steenberg (D)
Carolyn Squires (D)
Nancy Wilson (D)
Jenifer Gursky (D)
Kimberly Dudik (D)
Champ Edmunds (R)

Persondata
Name	Schwaderer, Nicholas
Alternative names
Short description	Montana politician
Date of birth	1988
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Date of death
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