Jim Jordan

Politician, former wrestler, former wrestling coach

American Troy, Ohio, U.S.

Quick Info

ProfessionPolitician, former wrestler, former wrestling coach
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth17/02/1964
Age62 years
BirthplaceTroy, Ohio, U.S.

Latest News about Jim Jordan

21/11/2025

Jim Jordan said the Biden Justice Department had secretly subpoenaed his phone records for two years as part of the Arctic Frost investigation. He described the matter as a political abuse of power and said the surveillance had targeted him personally.

16/07/2025

Jim Jordan was reported to be working with the White House on reviving his immigration bill in the same form it had previously taken in Congress. The effort centered on moving the legislation forward through the House Judiciary Committee under his leadership.

27/02/2025

As House Judiciary Committee chair, Jim Jordan appeared publicly to discuss the committee's subpoenas of American technology firms in a foreign censorship probe. He framed the effort as part of protecting Americans' First Amendment rights.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameJames Daniel Jordan
Known AsJim Jordan
Political PartyRepublican
OfficeMember of the U.S. House of Representatives from Ohio
First Elected to Congress2006

Educational Qualification(s)

High SchoolGraham High School
Bachelor's DegreeEconomics, University of Wisconsin
Master's DegreeEducation, Ohio State University
Law DegreeCapital University

Personal Life

Raised InChampaign County, Ohio

Relationships & More

SpousePolly Ann Jordan
Marriage Date17/08/1985

Family

Children4

Career

WrestlingTwo-time NCAA national champion wrestler
CoachingFormer college wrestling coach
Congressional RolesFounder and first chair of the House Freedom Caucus; former ranking member of the House Oversight Committee; former ranking member and current chair of the House Judiciary Committee

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Was a four-time state champion in wrestling at Graham High School with a career record of 150-1.
2. Served as vice chair of the House Freedom Caucus from 2017 onward.
3. Was a prominent critic of Speaker John Boehner.
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