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Meet Emily Jordan
Delegate Emily Jordan is a fighter for the communities that she serves. In the General Assembly, Emily has worked to secure millions to expand broadband internet, championed workforce training initiatives that create good paying jobs, and has opposed burdensome regulations on our farmers and agricultural communities.
Emily has also defended law enforcement and opposed the soft on crime agenda that extreme progressives attempted to pass in Richmond. Emily will ALWAYS put the safety of our families and communities first.
Emily makes it a priority to combat inflation by supporting tax cuts for Virginia families. Emily voted to end the grocery tax, cut income taxes, and opposed the gas tax hike. Working families are struggling in todays' economy and she knows that you know how to spend your money best, not Richmond bureaucrats.
First elected to the 64th District in the House of Delegates in November of 2017, Emily represents the counties of Isle of Wight, Surry, and Prince George, and parts of the City of Suffolk. Emily lives in Windsor with her husband, Andrew, a law enforcement professional, and her family. She currently serves on the House Appropriations Committee, House General Laws Committee, and is the Chair of the House Communications, Technology, and Innovation Committee.
Meet Emily Jordan
Delegate Emily Jordan is a fighter for the communities that she serves. In the General Assembly, Emily has worked to secure millions to expand broadband internet, championed workforce training initiatives that create good paying jobs, and has opposed burdensome regulations on our farmers and agricultural communities.
Emily has also defended law enforcement and opposed the soft on crime agenda that extreme progressives attempted to pass in Richmond. Emily will ALWAYS put the safety of our families and communities first.
Emily makes it a priority to combat inflation by supporting tax cuts for Virginia families. Emily voted to end the grocery tax, cut income taxes, and opposed the gas tax hike. Working families are struggling in todays' economy and she knows that you know how to spend your money best, not Richmond bureaucrats.
First elected to the 64th District in the House of Delegates in November of 2017, Emily represents the counties of Isle of Wight, Surry, and Prince George, and parts of the City of Suffolk. Emily lives in Windsor with her husband, Andrew, a law enforcement professional, and her family. She currently serves on the House Appropriations Committee, House General Laws Committee, and is the Chair of the House Communications, Technology, and Innovation Committee.
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On The Issues
Economy & Jobs
As a small business owner, Emily understands the excessive taxes, fees, and regulations that are strangling Virginia's economy. By keeping your taxes low, cutting unnecessary government spending, and growing small businesses we can begin to attract high-paying jobs to our region. As a member of the House Appropriations Committee, which hears all legislation relating to our state budget, Emily has worked to defeat bad legislation that would have poorly allocated funding within our Commonwealth.
Family Values
Having been adopted, one of Emily's top priorities has been reforming the Adoption and Foster Care system in Virginia. There are hundreds of children across the Commonwealth that are ready to be adopted, and families that want to provide a loving home. In Richmond, Emily has made it a top priority to streamline the adoption process to give children better options for permanency.
Tough on Crime in Our Communities
Emily voted to get tough on violent crime, repealing soft on crime legislation. Emily will always back the blue and work to make our communities safe. Working with Attorney General Jason Miyares, Delegate Jordan passed legislation that requires the Department of Criminal Justice Services to establish training standards for law-enforcement personnel regarding the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking.
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I want to give a heartfelt thank you to our dispatchers. They answer the call oftentimes on someone’s worst day and navigate the complexity of traumatic experiences with professionalism.
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Thank you for your support! You are one of the few who have truly supported 911 dispatchers and fought for us in Richmond.
YES!!! Nw if you can just get them classified as public safety and not ‘office staff’. They are in no way ‘office staff’, they are the front line of public safety. Thank you to all the dispatchers who have our backs over the phone/radio.
Thank you for your continued support of the profession!
I am honored to support my friend and Virginia’s Attorney General Jason Miyares! I am most proud of his work on tackling the opioid crisis with “One Pill Can Kill” and his effort to decrease gun crimes with his Project Ceasefire initiative.
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Isn’t he opposed to property rights?
First Responder Wellness Week is so important for those in the community to remind their friends and family members to also take care of themselves. If you or someone you know is a first responder, encourage them to check out the QR codes and resources available.
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Thank you, Senator Emily Jordan.
Today the first bill Gov. Youngkin signed was my SB1289, which will ban harmful food dyes in K-12 school food. (Red 3, Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2 & Green 3). Virginia will be the 2nd state in the nation to take this action. I want to thank Delegate @hillarypughkent for carrying the House companion HB1910, the strong ladies of @rally.virginia for their advocacy work on championing this topic and to each and every parent and school officials that reached out in support of making sure our kids start the day with the healthiest food options. Never underestimate the power of passion for those that advocate for healthier children — together we will make a difference!
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So proud of you! Thank you for all your hard work!
Good job!!!! This is a great first step!
As we celebrate National Agriculture Week, it’s important to know the impact agriculture has on Virginia. To learn more, Virginia Farm Bureau Federation is a great resource in education! #ThankaFarmer
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Thank you for your support of Virginia’s farmers, Senator! Sending love to you and the family!
So I ask you as a citizen of Suffolk what are your plans for saving agriculture not only in our city but the state as well? Virginia is in the top 10 in the US in agriculture and we have a wide range that we export as well we need to make it more encouraging to continue farming rather than selling out to these big corporations. Where will we be without our farmers?
And how have tariffs, cancelled contracts and federal aid, and gutting the Dept of Agriculture impacted VA farmers? They are hitting hard in other states.
Tomorrow is Profound Autism Awareness Day. It is imperative to learn more about the spectrum, but most importantly how we can advocate and care for those with profound autism and their caregivers through advocacy. For more info, check out profoundautism.org
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🚨Weather Alert 🚨: Please stay off the roads! Our public safety officials are working dozens of incidents across the region. Please refrain from travel to avoid endangering your safety or the safety of others. 🚨Weather Alert 🚨: Please stay off the roads! Dozens of working incidents across the region have our public safety personnel actively
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