Jodey Arrington

American politician and Congressman

Jodey Arrington - Leaders & Politicians born March 9th, 1972
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Served as a United States Congressman representing Texas's 19th congressional district since 2017. Focused on issues such as agriculture, energy, and fiscal responsibility. Prior to Congress, held positions in both state and local government, including serving as the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Governor of Texas. Engaged in various committees and worked on important legislation affecting the state and the nation.

Represented Texas's 19th congressional district

Served on the House Appropriations Committee

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