Jason Reese Announces Labor Campaign
Oklahoma City attorney Jason Reese, Republican, is seeking the GOP nomination for labor commissioner in 2010, he announced.
The incumbent is Democrat Lloyd Fields, who defeated Republican Brenda Reneau in 2006.
Reese attended the University of Oklahoma on a National Merit Scholarship and graduated from OU Law School and took a position on the staff of the Oklahoma House of Representatives. While there he served as an advisor to the Chairman of the Workers' Comp Taskforce and as Administrative Rules Counsel, where he was responsible for reviewing nearly every regulation written by Oklahoma's state agencies for constitutionality and effect on small businesses.
Since leaving the House, has has worked as an attorney for one of the state's premier law firms, where he has advised Oklahoma businesses on numerous matters including labor practices and compliance with immigration laws.
Reese recently introduced “A New Land Run,” a comprehensive plan to build an opportunity-economy in Oklahoma. The plan can be found at his website, ReeseforLabor.com.
Active in his church and community, Reese, his wife Jessica, and sons, Patrick and Jack, reside in Oklahoma City.
The incumbent is Democrat Lloyd Fields, who defeated Republican Brenda Reneau in 2006.
Reese attended the University of Oklahoma on a National Merit Scholarship and graduated from OU Law School and took a position on the staff of the Oklahoma House of Representatives. While there he served as an advisor to the Chairman of the Workers' Comp Taskforce and as Administrative Rules Counsel, where he was responsible for reviewing nearly every regulation written by Oklahoma's state agencies for constitutionality and effect on small businesses.
Since leaving the House, has has worked as an attorney for one of the state's premier law firms, where he has advised Oklahoma businesses on numerous matters including labor practices and compliance with immigration laws.
Reese recently introduced “A New Land Run,” a comprehensive plan to build an opportunity-economy in Oklahoma. The plan can be found at his website, ReeseforLabor.com.
Active in his church and community, Reese, his wife Jessica, and sons, Patrick and Jack, reside in Oklahoma City.
Labels: Jason Reese, Lloyd Fields
posted by Mike McCarville @ 8:05 AM
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