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'''Udall''' is a ] political family. '''Udall''' is a ] political family.
*] served as a ] from ] and also as ]. *] served as a ] from ] (] - ]) and also as ] (1961 - ]).
*Stewart's brother, ], also served as U.S. Representative from Arizona and ran for the Democratic nomination for ] in 1976. *Stewart's brother, ], also served as U.S. Representative from Arizona (1961 - ]) and ran for the Democratic nomination for ] in ].
*Morris' son, ] is a U.S. Representative from ]. *Morris' son, ] is a U.S. Representative from ] (since ]).
*Stewart's son, ], is a U.S. Representative from ]. *Stewart's son, ], is a U.S. Representative from ] (since 1999).
*] is a ] from ]. His grandfather was a Udall and he is a second cousin to both Mark and Tom Udall. *] is a ] from ] (since ]). His grandfather was a Udall and he is a second cousin to both Mark and Tom Udall.


'']'' is also a town in Kansas. '']'' is also a town in Kansas.

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Udall is a U.S. political family.

Udall is also a town in Kansas.

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