Who is Jim Jordan’s wife, Polly?
REPUBLICAN politician Jim Jordan and his wife Polly have been together since they were teenagers.
The couple met in Ohio and were introduced to each other by Polly’s brothers.
Who is Jim Jordan's wife, Polly?
Polly Jordan worked as an art teacher at a public school in Ohio.
She reportedly taught for the Graham Local School District in Saint Paris but is believed to be retired now.
Polly stays out of the limelight and lives a relatively low-key life despite her husband being a prominent congressman.
When did Jim Jordan and Polly get married?
Jim Jordan and Polly married in August 1985 after knowing each other for several years.
The couple began dating when he was 13 and she was 14, and they hit it off instantly.
Jim told the that he got to know Polly after wrestling with her brothers.
He said: "I decided it would be a lot more fun wrestling with Polly than her brothers."
Jim and Polly celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in 2010 and the congressman dedicated a Facebook post to their relationship, writing: "My wife Polly and I are celebrating 25 years of marriage today.
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"It seems like just yesterday…So blessed to have her and our four children. Thanks for all of the well wishes!"
Do Jim Jordan and Polly have children?
Jim and Polly have four children: Rachel, Ben, Jessie, and Isaac Jordan.
Rachel reportedly lives in Italy with her husband Chris Salisbury and their two daughters.
Isaac attended the University of Wisconsin and is an assistant wrestling coach at Indiana University in Bloomington.
What is Jim Jordan’s net worth?
Jim's estimated net worth is $200,000, according to .
He is believed to have made some of his money during his time as both a college wrestler and a wrestling coach.
Between the years 1987 to 1995, he was an assistant wrestling coach with Ohio State University's wrestling program.
Members of Congress usually make about $174,000 in salary for their service.
How long has Jim Jordan been representing Ohio in Congress?
Jim has been representing Ohio in Congress for 16 years.
Per , he was first elected in 2006 to represent "a deeply conservative rural district in northern Ohio."
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According to his , he serves as the Chairman on the House Judiciary Committee and serves on the House Oversight Committee.
He "has been an advocate of the taxpayer, looking for waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government."