Marshall F. Archer is an American politician from

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. He is a

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and represented District 129 in the

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. He was first elected in

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Biography

Archer served in the

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from 2001 to 2005 twice deploying to

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. He is the holder of a bachelor’s degree in social work from the

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and a master's degree in social work from the

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. Archer served as the Deputy Mayor and Councilor in Ward 1 for the City of Saco.

References

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