Why Vote for Jordan?
Why Should I
Vote for Jordan Cooper?
Dear Friend,
Neighbor, & Constituent,
Over the past four
years, healthcare premiums have increased by an average of 50% in Maryland. We
indirectly subsidize 400,000 uninsured Marylanders who get their care through
hospital emergency rooms. Hospitals and insurers aren’t taking the hit here; we
are.
Our public schools
are more overcrowded than ever. In addition to securing our fair share of
school construction funds, we should be putting more teachers into the ones we
already have.
We need to create
savings every month on our healthcare premiums and improve teacher to student
ratios in our public schools.
I’m Jordan Cooper
and I’m asking for your vote to represent you and your neighbors from Bethesda,
Potomac, Glen Echo, and Friendship Heights in the Maryland House of Delegates.
Regards,
Democratic
Candidate for Delegate
District 16
Maryland General
Assembly
June 2018 Primary
Elections
Jordan Cooper has long valued
public service and is the Host of Public Interest Podcast and is the President
of Rotunda, LLC. Jordan has been involved with the implementation of Obamacare
across the public and private sectors in hospitals, health insurance
organizations, advocacy groups, the state legislature, and physician groups.
Jordan is currently running for a
second time as a Democratic Candidate for Delegate, having run for the first
time in the 2014 election cycle. He served as the President of the Luxmanor
Citizens Association and as the Chair of the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission Customer Advisory Board. He also served on the Western Montgomery
County Citizens Advisory Board, the White Flint Downtown Advisory Committee,
and the Rockville Selective Service Board. He served an Area Coordinator in
District 16 for the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee and as a
Board member of the District 16 Democratic Club. Jordan has a master's degree
in health policy from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a
bachelor's degree in political science from Vassar College. Jordan was born and
raised in Bethesda, Maryland.