Very non-traditional, very premature profile evaluation

I'm going to try and provide as much info here as possible, let me know if I'm leaving something out...

My stats:

I graduated from a top 50 undergrad in 2006. My GPA was 3.23, and I double-majored in Government and History. I've not taken the GMAT yet, but I took the GMATPrep practice test 1 without any studying and got a 720 Q48/V41.

I'm pretty confident that with some studying I can bump that to 750, with a 5+ on the AWA. My extracurriculars in college were primarily political in nature, some club leadership, political internships, etc, though I don't really have any extracurriculars now that I'm out of school.

My non-traditional work experience:

My work experience has been pretty unconventional from everything I've seen on these boards. I've spent nearly six years as a political campaign operative, primarily managing campaigns. I've moved up in terms of managing campaigns for higher offices with larger budgets, staff, etc. I've worked in 6 states in several regions, and I can say I've won some and lost some.

Just to be clear, I'm not managing presidential campaigns, these are competitive legislative and congressional races. Not sure that it matters, but I think I can make a compelling argument that managing a political campaign has many more parallels to managing a business than you'd think.

My recommendations will likely come from candidates whose campaigns I managed, one which was successful and one which was not. I'm confident that they will be excellent, though it seems everyone says that.

I'm considering pursuing an MBA for a few reasons. While I love the business I'm in right now, it's tremendously unstable (I've packed and moved like 7-8 times, I'm losing track) and I eventually want to settle down and have a family. I've long had an interest in business, the economy and the stock market and an MBA seems like a reasonable way to transition to a more stable but equally fulfilling line of work.


Now the other hitch is, I'm not looking to apply this year, I intend to work through the 2012 election cycle and do B-school at some point soon after that's done.

So a few questions:

1- is my work background too non-traditional for B-school generally?

2- If not, are there certain schools that this would be a non-starter at, or schools to which it would be appealing?

3- I definitely plan to aim as high as I can. Assuming I can hit 750, what schools should I be looking at?

4- Finally, given that I've got a year or maybe a little more to punch up my profile before applying, what should I look into doing to improve my chances, keeping in mind that I'll be knee deep in campaign life for most of my waking hours?

Thanks and I appreciate your time and advice.