Ohio Farm Bureau congratulates U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan on election as minority leader
Jordan was selected by his Republican colleagues to lead the party in the U.S. House of Representatives beginning in January.
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Ohio Farm Bureau congratulates U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan on his election as House minority leader for the 120th Congress. Jordan was selected by his Republican colleagues to lead the party in the U.S. House of Representatives beginning in January.
Jordan, who was named a 2026 Friend of Agriculture by Ohio Farm Bureau’s AGGPAC, represents a large agricultural district and has supported several organizational priorities, including much-needed provisions within the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, year-round E15 and the recent House-passed farm bill.
“Congressman Jordan has been a strong advocate for Ohio agriculture and understands the challenges facing our farm families,” said Ohio Farm Bureau President Bill Patterson. “We congratulate him on this new leadership role and look forward to working with him to advance long-term solutions that address the needs of Ohio agriculture and our rural communities.”
Ohio Farm Bureau remains committed to working with members of Congress on both sides of the aisle to advance policies that support farm families and strengthen the future of Ohio agriculture.
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