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Jim Patterson was mayor of Fresno, California between 1993 and 2001. He succeeded Karen Humphrey with a 'tough on crime' campaign. Alan Autry succeeded Mayor Patterson.

2002 Congressional Race

Jim Pattterson ran for the 21st congressional district Republican primary in 2002 against future congressman Devin Nunes and Assemblyman Mike Briggs. Although he received the endorsement of the Club for Growth and won the Fresno County portion of the 21st,he ended up losing the overall tally, and coming in 2nd place to Devin Nunes

List of Fresno Mayors

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-'''Jim Patterson''' was mayor of [[Fresno, California]] between [[1993]] and [[2000]]. He succeeded [[Karen Humphrey]] with a 'tough on crime' campaign. [[Alan Autry]] succeeded Mayor Patterson.
+'''Jim Patterson''' was mayor of [[Fresno, California]] between [[1993]] and [[2001]]. He succeeded [[Karen Humphrey]] with a 'tough on crime' campaign. [[Alan Autry]] succeeded Mayor Patterson.
 ==2002 Congressional Race==
 Jim Pattterson ran for the 21st congressional district Republican primary in 2002 against future congressman Devin Nunes and Assemblyman Mike Briggs. Although he received the endorsement of the [[Club for Growth]] and won the Fresno County portion of the 21st,he ended up losing the overall tally, and coming in 2nd place to [[Devin Nunes]]