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James "Jim" Bridenstine - forAmerican politician - the Republican candidate for the 2012 United States House of Representatives elections in Oklahoma in Oklahoma's 1st congressional district.
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Congressional candidate: Jim Bridenstine
Jim Bridenstine, right, was a surprise winner in the June 26 Republican primary for Oklahoma’s U.S. House District 1 when he easily defeated ten-year incumbent John Sullivan. The photo was taken at the LaFortune Park gathering room the night of the election. Bridenstine is a Jenks High School graduate, veteran combat pilot who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and former executive director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum. He also holds a triple major from Rice University in economics, psychology and business and a masters of business administration from Cornell University. He and his ...
Defeated Oklahoma congressman had huge financial ...
... advantage, new report shows U.S. Rep. John Sullivan, R-Tulsa, spent more on his campaign in three weeks than his Republican challenger Jim Bridenstine spent in nine months. Other campaign reports involving Oklahoma congressional candidates show heavy spending to replace Rep. Dan Boren. WASHINGTON — Rep. John Sullivan’s defeat in the Republican primary last month came despite a huge financial advantage that allowed him to spend more in three weeks than newcomer Jim Bridenstine spent in nine months. Sullivan, R-Tulsa, spent nearly $312,000 in the last three weeks of June ...
Political Report Notebook: Bridenstine changing campaign ...
... manager Republican 1st Congressional District nominee Jim Bridenstine is replacing his campaign manager. Bridenstine said Erik Zoellner, whose primary occupation is business developer and marketing consultant, is stepping aside in favor of a "national-level" manager. "The general election will be a tough race, and I intend to leverage national media opportunities, endorsements, and support to ensure this district stays in the Republican column," Bridenstine said in a written statement. Zoellner said "this is a good move for Jim" and promised to stay on the job until the new ...
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