Dan Moul is a Republican representing Pennsylvania's 91st House District, which includes parts of Adams County such as Gettysburg and surrounding areas. Born on October 10, 1950, he grew up on a farm in rural Adams County and works as a businessman. First elected in 2006, he is now in his 10th term, advocating for government reform, tax and regulatory changes, commonsense budgeting, and protections for vulnerable populations like children, the elderly, and disabled individuals. Notable achievements include chairing the House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee and the Local Government Committee , as well as serving on Tourism and Recreational Development. He sponsored laws enhancing tourism funding, protecting landowners for recreational use, and enabling extradition of deadbeat parents while increasing penalties for non-payment of child support . In 2017, he received the Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children Champion for Children award for child protection efforts.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on Moul's formal education are not available in public records. His political experience includes election to the Pennsylvania House in 2006, with re-election to eight consecutive terms thereafter, focusing on agriculture, rural affairs, tourism, local government, and family welfare issues.