Jordan is originally from Camarillo, CA and moved to San Diego to attend SDSU in 2005. He has a MA in Diplomacy from Norwich University and a BA in International Security and Conflict Resolution from SDSU. He currently serves on the board of the Latino American Political Association, the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County, Pine Valley Community Planning Group, and is the founder and President of the HOPS Foundation. Jordan began his work in politics by interning with Mayor Faulconer. Jordan’s previous work includes grassroots policy advocacy with Americans for Prosperity Foundation and campaign work in multiple states.  As the Deputy Strategic Initiatives Director for the Colorado Republican Committee he helped to increase the Hispanic vote in both the Coffman for Congress and Gardner for US Senate in 2014. Post CO, he was deployed to Louisiana to help coordinate GOTV efforts in the Cassidy for US Senate runoff.  Since returning to San Diego he has served as both the Precinct Operations Director and Political Director for the Republican Party of San Diego County as well as a board member of the Citizens' Law Enforcement Review Board for the County of San Diego.

Conservative

I graduated from SDSU in 1992 with a BS in Accounting, and I earned my CPA license in 1998.  My professional background and community involvement have nearly all centered on my accounting skills. 

CPA licensing requires many hours of auditing.  Auditing is a skill that really teaches a person to critically evaluate business operations.  It is not until you have spent hundreds of hours making connections that you start seeing trends and patterns in operations and financial outcomes with any degree of savvy.  The financial records are a “report card” of a business’s performance and ability to be a going concern.  By identifying weaknesses and areas that could improve operational efficiency, an audit protects owners, investors, and lenders best financial interests.  My experience has taught me that the numbers don’t lie and that life is NOT all about the bottom line.       

In addition, I have a 21 year background in multi-family property management.  I worked for Progress Management for 4 years while attending SDSU.  For the past 17 years, I have managed our family real estate portfolio including 5 apartment communities all located in East County.

SPRITES of East County

     2017-2020 – Board of Directors, Treasurer

California Rental Housing Association (CALRHA)

     2019 - 2020 Board of Directors, Treasurer

     2018 – Board of Directors, Director,

     2018 - San Diego County No On Prop 10 Liason   

     2018 - Lobbyist Selection Task Force Member

     2016 - 2018 – Legislative Affairs, Committee Member

Southern California Rental Housing Association (SCRHA), Formally San Diego County Apartment Association (SDCAA):

     2017 – Board of Directors, President

     2016 – Board of Directors, President Elect

     2016 – State Legislative Affairs, Chair

     2015 – Board of Directors, Legislative Affairs, Chair

     2014 – Board of Directors, Secretary

     2013 – Board of Directors, Treasurer

     2012 – Board of Directors, Secretary and Lyceum Student

Madeira Heights Owner’s Association, Treasurer – I can’t recall how long, a long time

College Preparatory Middle School A California Charter School

     2016-2018 – Active parent advocate/voice for seeking a “home” for the school’s Charter

Vista Grande PTA

     2011-2012 – PTA Treasurer and Fundraising Chair

     2012-2013 – PTA Treasurer and Fundraising Chair

          2013-2014 – Fundraising Chair

Politics is Personal.  Being in a position to protect the foundation of our democracy is as necessary as protecting our children.  Being an intimate part of the process and having an impact on the future creates a legacy for eternity.  Perhaps that sounds too Pollyanna; however, I think as a high school civics student, that is what you see.   You see your role in democracy as vital and your right to vote as an honor. 

Then you grow up and politics look ugly and democracy looks broken. 

If chosen to participate on the Republican Party County Central Committee, I will challenge my inner sophomore and revitalize my neighbor’s jaded impressions of politics and democracy by showing them community politics from a different perspective.  I will show them how through knowledge and friendships, you can work together to solve the biggest challenges in your communities.

I will not allow my views to be restricted by my line of work and personal social interests, but rather upon how each decision I am a part of will positively impact the future of California, because Politics is Personal and this is my home.  I want to see it protected and preserved, and that only happens through the actions of strong, intelligent and capable leaders who share the same values and desire the same outcome.

I serve on both the Alpine Fire Protection Board and the San Diego LAFCO Board.   I was elected to the Alpine Fire Board in November of 2018.  I was elected to the San Diego LAFCO Board in April of 2019.   I am also active with Kiwanis of Alpine.  I am an Investment advisor with Chelsea Financial Services and I also represent several health and life insurance carriers as an Insurance Broker.  

I am conversative politically and I always strive to understand all points of view before I take important votes on both of the Boards that I serve on currently.  One of my goals is to have surpluses in the budgets of the two public agencies that I serve as a Board member.  Having Board transperency is also a very important priority to me.   The public should know exactly how we have voted on issues and what subjects we will cover on upcoming agenda items.  Following the Brown Act carefully and having accountability on the Boards I serve are also very high priorities to me.  I can be reached by phone at: 619-985-0752.  

San Diego County Superior Court Judge, 2013-2019.  Constitutional law attorney, 1975-2012, 2019-present.  Chairman/Executive Director, United States Justice Foundation, 1979-2012.  Chairman/Executive Director, California Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2019-present.  Former General Counsel, Republican Majority Campaign.  Former Chairman, Justice Political Action Committee.  Former General Counsel, California Young Republicans, elected to 2 terms.  Former Member of the National Board of Directors, former California State Chairman, former San Diego County Chairman, and former Member, Young Americans for Freedom.  Former Chapter Vice-Chairman, North Park California Republican Assembly.  Member, Board of Directors, Silent Voices.

Life Member, National Rifle Association.  Life Member, Gun Owners of America.  Life Member, California Rifle and Pistol Association.  Life Member, Gun Owners of California.  Member, California Republican Assembly.  Member, Screaming Eagles.  Former Member, San Diego County Public Welfare Advisory Boards.  Former Member, San Diego City Human Relations Commission.  Member, National Lawyers Association.

Member, California Delegations to the 1976 and 1980 Republican National Conventions, pledged to Ronald Reagan for President.  1976 California State Youth Chairman, Reagan for President.  Member, San Diego County Steering Committee, Reagan for President, 1976 and 1980.

Recipient of awards from the National Lawyers Association (Lifetime Achievement Award), California Republican Assembly, California State Assembly, San Diego County Superior Court--served as judge pro temcalifornia prior to my being a judge.

Formerly host of educational television program in Orange County, .  Appeared on numerous television and redio programs over the years, including Roger Hedgecock and Dr. Laura Schlesinger.

I believe that the guiding principles for all government entities, federal, state, and local, are embodied in the Constitution of the United States of America.  All federal, state, and local statutes, laws, ordinances, and regulations MUST comply with the requirements, restrictions, and rights set forth in that document.  No elected or appointed government official should pass legislation, or enact rules or regulations, that restrict the rights of our citizens as set forth in the U.S. Constitution.  The ongoing attempts by our elected and unelected government officials, including judges, to pursue a political agenda in violation of the Constitutional rights of our citizens constitutes a clear and present danger to the United States of America.  To help fight this agenda is why I ran for election to the San Diego County Superior Court (successfully in 2012), and why I am now running for the San Diego County Republican Central Committee.