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| term_end=2000
| term_end=2000
| preceded=[[Allen Bares]]
| preceded=[[Allen Bares]]
| succeeded=Michael John "Mike" Michot
| succeeded=[[Michael J. Michot|Michael John "Mike" Michot''
| birth_date=May 17, 1952
| birth_date=May 17, 1952
| birth_place=Pine Bluff, Jefferson County<br> [[Arkansas]], [[United States|USA]]
| birth_place=Pine Bluff, Jefferson County<br> [[Arkansas]], [[United States|USA]]
Jordan won reelection outright in the 1995 primary. He received 20,629 votes (61 percent) to 10,823 (32 percent) for Democrat Sidney B. Flynn and 2,242 (7 percent) for "No Party" candidate Charles Olivier.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 21, 1995.</ref>
Jordan won reelection outright in the 1995 primary. He received 20,629 votes (61 percent) to 10,823 (32 percent) for Democrat Sidney B. Flynn and 2,242 (7 percent) for "No Party" candidate Charles Olivier.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 21, 1995.</ref>
In 1999, Michael John "Mike" Michot, a son of a former state education superintendent, the [[business]]man [[Louis J. Michot]], also of Lafayette, roundly defeated Jordan. Michot received 25,699 ballots (68 percent) to Jordan's 12,347 (32 percent).<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 23, 1999.</ref>
In 1999, [[Michael J. Michot]], a son of a former state education superintendent, the [[business]]man [[Louis J. Michot]], also of Lafayette, roundly defeated Jordan. Michot received 25,699 ballots (68 percent) to Jordan's 12,347 (32 percent).<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 23, 1999.</ref>
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