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Rep. Cole, Rep. Mullin report largest assets in state delegation
Monday, June 3, 2013
Rep. Tom Cole
(R-Oklahoma) and
Rep. Markwayne Mullin
(R-Oklahoma) are the two wealthiest members of Oklahoma's Congressional delegation in terms of assets.
Cole, a citizen of the
Chickasaw Nation
, reported assets between $2.4 million to $6.1 million, The Oklahoman reported. Mullin, a citizen of the
Cherokee Nation
, had assets between $2.8 million to $9 million, the largest of any member of the delegation, the paper said.
Cole and Mullin are the only two enrolled tribal members in the 113th Congress.
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Most members of Oklahoma congressional delegation have assets topping $1 million
(The Oklahoman 6/2)
By the numbers: Oklahoma congressional delegation's assets
(The Oklahoman 6/2)
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