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A stronger neighborhood voice
Give residents a clearer role in setting priorities and shaping neighborhood investment.
Read more →Evansville City Council · Ward 2
Neighborhood experience.
Citywide purpose.
I’m Brent Jackson. My neighborhood work has taught me to listen, show up, and work with people toward practical results. That’s the approach I want to bring to Ward 2.
BRENT JACKSON / CANDIDATE FOR WARD 2
Rooted in EvansvilleExperienced in neighborhood leadershipCommitted to listening
The campaign I believe in
Fairness. Transparency.
A voice for everyone.
I believe Evansville is stronger when everyone has a fair chance to be heard—and the information to make informed decisions.
My campaign, this website and the J4C app put that belief into practice. We are opening up public information, making research easier, and giving residents more ways to take part in the decisions that shape our community.
I want technology on our side: helping us ask better questions, understand the choices and work toward fairer, better-informed decisions across our city.
If you share that vision, join me. Bring your ideas, your questions and your willingness to help build a better future for all of Evansville.
— Brent Jackson
Join the campaignA practical agenda
Start with what matters
in our neighborhoods.
Accessible streets. Welcoming public spaces. A stronger voice for residents. Explore the ideas behind the campaign.
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Safer streets and sidewalks
Connect neighborhoods with accessible sidewalks, safer streets, and opportunities to walk and cycle.
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Parks close to home
Bring safe, walkable green spaces within reach of more neighborhoods.
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Community work
Leadership starts
with showing up.
From the Presidents Neighborhood Association to United Neighborhoods of Evansville, Brent’s work has centered on the people and places that make a community.
Explore the community recordThe J4C campaign app
A place for your voice.
Read council agendas, share your perspective, and contribute research on local ordinances.
Explore the campaign appListen. Participate. Learn.
Sign in to join the discussion. Evansville and Vanderburgh County residents can use their home address and GPS to confirm their district and participate when a poll opens.
Comments and research are reviewed before publication. App polls collect community opinions; they are not official council or election votes.Take part
There is a place for you
in this campaign.
Volunteer, ask about a yard sign, or share a neighborhood concern.
Get involved