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Jacob Thomas Frost

U.S. House — Ohio District 9

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jacob Trimble

U.S. House — Kentucky District 5

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jacque Donald Patterson Sr.

U.S. House — District of Columbia At-large

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jacqueline Cherise Wilmer

U.S. House — Georgia District 14

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jacques Dubose

U.S. House — Texas District 21

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jacqui V Irwin

U.S. House — California District 26

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jade Simmons

U.S. Senate — Texas

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jade Simmons

U.S. Senate — Texas

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jahana Hayes

U.S. House — Connecticut District 5

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jahmiel Jackson

U.S. House — Pennsylvania District 3

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jaimie Lynn Kulikowski

U.S. House — Colorado District 6

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jaimy Blanco

U.S. House — Texas District 9

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jake Auchincloss

U.S. House — Massachusetts District 4

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jake Ellzey

U.S. House — Texas District 6

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jake Lang

U.S. Senate — Florida

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Jake Levine

U.S. House — California District 32

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jake Rakov

U.S. House — California District 32

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jakeya Johnson

U.S. House — Maryland District 4

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jaliel Amador

U.S. House — New York District 13

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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Jamee Decio

U.S. House — Indiana District 2

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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James (j.D.) David Ford

U.S. House — Indiana District 5

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James A. Himes

U.S. House — Connecticut District 4

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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James Andrew Johnson

U.S. House — Tennessee District 5

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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James Anthony Ussery

U.S. House — Texas District 32

Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →
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James Arnold Settelmeyer

U.S. House — Nevada District 2

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The same docket for everyone

Questions designed around governing—not ideology.

The form asks about outcomes, powers, tradeoffs, evidence, ethics, access, and sources. It does not ask Electionpedia to decide which answer is better.

01

Three priorities

What are the three most important outcomes you would pursue in this office?

02

First actions

What specific actions would you take first, and what could voters use to measure progress?

03

Powers and limits

What can this office accomplish directly, and what important limits should voters understand?

04

Budget and tradeoffs

Which budget priorities or tradeoffs would guide your decisions in this office?

05

Evidence and results

What evidence would you publish so the public can evaluate your work and results?

06

Ethics and conflicts

How would you disclose and manage conflicts of interest, gifts, outside work, and recusals?

07

Public access

How should constituents contact you, receive answers, and participate in decisions?

08

Source docket

Which public pages or documents best represent your current positions, experience, and commitments?

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What publication means

Verified speaker, attributed answer.

Identity is challenged through an independently located official channel. Accepted text remains labeled candidate-provided and never replaces a government record, filing, vote, or result.

Questionnaire publication rules and coverage

Eight questions. Every party and office. Candidate answers remain candidate answers, unanswered fields remain blank, and identity is verified before anything publishes.

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