Jerry Jackson Endorsements… WOW! WOW! WOW!

Jerry Jackson for Benton County Commissioner has posted audio file endorsements on his campaign website! The testimonials are terrific! Please head on over and give them a listen! Go to www.electjerryjackson.com! Read More......

County commissioner a three-way race

The race to succeed retiring Benton County Commissioner Linda Modrell has quietly become a three-way contest.

The two major party contenders for the Position 1 seat on the three-person Board of Commissioners, held by Modrell since 1999, were settled in the May primary election. Jerry Jackson, the Republican nominee, ran unopposed, while Anne Schuster bested two other contenders to win the Democratic nomination.

A third candidate entered the race on Aug. 21, when Ed Siener filed papers to run in the Nov. 4 general election as a Libertarian.

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Video from Candidate Forum for Benton County Commissioner- Monroe, OR

On Thursday, June 19th, a Forum for Benton County Commissioner Candidates was held in the Monroe Library with Jerry Jackson (R) and Anne Schuster (D) in the spotlight. If you missed the forum, here's your chance to watch it thanks to videographer, S. Thomas Lewis, who kindly posted this series of nine clips. It was quite an evening, which focused on the Bailey Branch line.

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Jackson endorsed at Oregon Black Political Conference for Benton Commissioner

The Oregon Black Political Conference was held in Portland at the Crowne Plaza Portland Convention Center on April 11-13 to endorse federal, state and local candidates running for public office in the May 20th Oregon Primary Election. To receive the OBPC endorsement, candidates had to receive three-fifths of the eligible delegate votes. Jerry J. Jackson, Sr., candidate for Benton County Commissioner, Pos. 1, was one of only two Republican candidates to win a 2014 endorsement. Sen. Jackie Winters, candidate for reelection to Oregon Senate District 10, was the other Republican endorsed at the conference. The conference was hosted by the Political Action Committee of the Oregon Assembly for Black Affairs (OABA).

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