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Rick Saccone Wiki, Age, Ethnicity, Net Worth, Affairs.

March 15, 2018

Rick Saccone, born on February 14, 1958, is an American politician and author who is serving in Pennsylvania House of Representatives and was a Republic Party’s nominee for the 18th congressional district special election, which was held on 13 March, 2018. He lost to Democrat Conor Lamb.

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Rick Saccone Family/Parents

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Rick Saccone Affairs/Married

Rick is married to Yong Saccone, They have two children. For more info. Contact Rick on twitter.

There are 30 minutes left to vote in the #PA18 special election! Lets finish this! #GOTV pic.twitter.com/a41nygBceR
— Rick Sccone (@Saccone4PA18) 13 March 2018

Profile / Wiki / Information

Personal Information

Full Name: Richard Saccone
Nickname: Richard
Birthday: February 14, 1958
Age: 61 years old
Birthplace: Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, US
Current Residence: Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, United States
Education: Weber State College, University of Oklahoma, Naval Postgraduate School, University of Pittsburgh
Profession: Politician
Nationality: American
Ethnicity/Race: White
Religion: Baptist
Zodiac: Aquarius
Spouse/Wife: Yong Saccone
Children: 2
Net Worth: Not Available

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Liberal @PittsburghPG didn’t endorse @realDonaldTrump in 2016, but endorsed @Saccone4PA18 in tomorrow’s special because they’ve seen the positive results of the Trump agenda. That says a lot. Let’s keep the #winning going… get out and vote tomorrow. #PA18 #MAGA pic.twitter.com/1tKFRhHOL2
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) 13 March 2018

Trivia/ Facts that you may not know about Rick Saccone

Rick is a member of the Republican Party.
Rick has worked as an anchor for an English-language television news station in South Korea, and he has also worked for businesses in South Korea and Central America.
He spent around 12 years in South Korea, where he met his wife.
During his brief 2018 Senate run, Rick pledged to be a Trump ally if elected to the Senate. In January 2018, Rick was endorsed by Trump after winning the Republican nomination for the 18th congressional district special election.
Rick is known for his strong advocacy of gun rights. In 2017, Rick sponsored around four bills seeking to expand the rights of gun owners; one such bill would amend state law to prohibit discrimination against gun carriers; a co-sponsorship memorandum for the bill criticized Chuck E.
Rick was the nominee for the 18th congressional district special election, held on 13 March, 2018. He lost to Conor Lamb.