MY LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

Improving your constituent experience.

To say that our government is a technical laggard is generous at best. Not only is our constituent experience far behind private-sector customer best practices, we’re way behind the curve compared to other wealthy and developed democracies. And the sad truth is, the vast majority of our elected representatives would fail any reasonable customer-experience assessment—just try to have a discussion with our opponent about a legislative issue and you’ll see how bad it can be.

Neither constituents nor our elected officials have the tools, training, or funding to use best-in-class software solutions to improve communication, engagement, and transparency. But we can only solve problems together when we engage in real dialogue—across ideological lines—and when we’re looking at the same data. It’s incumbent on our elected officials to listen to their constituents, provide all of them equal access to representation, and to communicate clearly and proactively with us about the job they’re doing on our collective behalf.

MY CONSTITUENT-EXPERIENCE PROMISES.

My political philosophy.

My political philosophy might best be illustrated by two quotes about the dichotomy of control we live with every day:

It is not in our control to have everything turn out exactly as we want.

Epictetus

Do to others what you would have them do to you.

Matthew 7:12

LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH.

Open communication is a cornerstone of good representation—and something sadly lacking in many Georgia senate districts, including the 56. I pledge to respond to everyone who reaches out. So email me anytime at:

jdjordan@forthe56.com

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