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Campaign Phone
405-407-6975
Age
34
Education
Jacob earned a high school diploma from Boulder Creek High School, an associate degree from Rio Salado College in 2016, a bachelor's degree from Grand Canyon University in 2019, and a law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2025.
Professional Experience
Served in the U.S. Army from 2017 to 2022. Career experience includes working as a stockbroker, banker, mortgage loan originator, and public defender.
Volunteer Service
Big in Big Brothers Big Sisters.
I initially planned to run for Oklahoma House District 20, but the day Trump took office, he attempted to revoke my sons' birthright citizenship over my dead body. So I canceled my state house campaign and decided to run a federal campaign to advocate for my family and others who need someone to fight for them.
The biggest threat to our democracy is our skyrocketing national debt. When Cole took office in 2003, we owed $6.75 trillion; by 2016, we owed $16 trillion; now it’s rapidly approaching $40 trillion. This debt spending now overshadows what we spend on Medicare and defense, ranking second only to Social Security.
As our debt grows and interest rates rise, we have less money for essential services like infrastructure, education, and healthcare.
We need to stop raising the debt limit, cut spending, and eliminate the federal debt.
I will not vote to increase the debt. I will work to prioritize and cut spending, but I will not cut funding for vital services, health care, or programs critical to Americans.
A better future starts with our kids. I know education is the great equalizer—every child deserves a quality, fully funded public school, free meals, and the support to graduate ready to succeed.
Healthcare is a human right. Americans deserve affordable care without fear of insurance denials, so families can stay healthy, work, and support one another.
As an OU Law graduate, I swore an oath to defend the Constitution—an oath with no expiration. Protecting individual liberty, safeguarding our rights, and upholding the rule of law are the minimum requirements for public office.
Kids, healthcare, and the Constitution aren't just issues—they're promises I'll fight for every single day in Congress.
I will fight for an economy that works for Oklahomans, not just corporations and special interests. Investing in education is where this starts—preparing our workforce with the skills needed for good-paying jobs, from technical training to higher education.
Supporting small businesses is critical to our economy. I will push for increased funding for the Small Business Administration to help entrepreneurs access capital, grow their businesses, and create local jobs.
Investing in rural communities and farming ensures that economic opportunity isn't limited to our cities. Oklahoma's agricultural economy deserves real investment and support, not neglect.
Raising the minimum wage is long overdue. No one working full-time should live in poverty, and I will fight for a wage increase that reflects the true cost of living.
Expanding affordable housing goes hand in hand with living wages. Oklahomans need stable, affordable places to live so they can build a future for their families.
