Jack Jordan
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Snapshot
| Fiscal responsibility | Support |
| Limited government | Support |
| Second Amendment | Strong support |
| Pro-life issues | No public position found |
| Family values | No public position found |
Background
Jack Jordan has represented House District 17 — covering portions of Marshall, Starke, and Kosciusko counties in northern Indiana — and is listed in the 2025–26 Indiana General Assembly roster as the Republican incumbent for that seat (Source 1, 2). Jordan was added as a coauthor to HB 1296 on March 8, 2022, the same day the constitutional carry conference committee report passed the House (Source 6). No detailed biographical statement from an official campaign website was located during research.
Positions
Fiscal responsibility
SupportJordan voted Yea on SB 1 (2026, Medicaid/SNAP immigration verification and tightened eligibility); he is not among the four Republicans who voted No on that bill (Source 7). No direct floor statement by Jordan on fiscal restraint found.
Limited government
SupportJordan is listed in the Yea column for HB 1032 (2025 special session, mid-cycle redistricting, passed 57–41) (Source 5). No explicit statement invoking "limited government" by name found during research.
Second Amendment
Strong supportJordan was added as a coauthor to HB 1296 (constitutional carry) on March 8, 2022, and the conference committee report passed the House 68–30 Yea on that date with Jordan in the Yea column (Source 4, 6). Co-authoring the bill constitutes a direct sponsorship action on this specific issue.
Pro-life issues
No public position foundNo public position found on pro-life issues. SB 236 (2026) never reached a House floor vote (Source 8); no Jordan statement or pledge on abortion found.
Family values
No public position foundNo public position found on family values. No statement or vote by Jordan specifically on SB 143, SB 289, or HB 1041 was located during research.
Voting record
| Bill | Session | Title | Vote | Lens |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 1296 | 2022 Regular | Constitutional Carry (coauthor + Yea) | Yea | Second Amendment |
| HB 1032 | 2025 Special | Mid-cycle redistricting | Yea | Limited government |
| SB 1 | 2026 Regular | Medicaid/SNAP immigration verification | Yea | Fiscal responsibility |
| SB 236 | 2026 Regular | Abortion-inducing drug ban | No floor vote | Pro-life |
Endorsements
- NRA-PVFNo rating found during research.
- Indiana Right to LifeNo rating found during research.
- Indiana Family InstituteNo scorecard entry located during research.
Sources
- 1.VoteSmart — Jack Jordan, IN House District 17https://justfacts.votesmart.org/candidate/120309/jack-jordan
- 2.ISTA Legislative Roster 2025–26https://www.ista-in.org/uploads/Indiana-General-Assembly-List-2025-26.pdf
- 3.CITACT — Rep. Jack Jordan, District 17https://www.citact.org/rep-jack-jordan-r-knox-district-17
- 4.LegiScan HB 1296 (2022) House final votehttps://legiscan.com/IN/rollcall/HB1296/id/1165335
- 5.FastDemocracy HB 1032 coauthor/Yea listhttps://fastdemocracy.com/bill-search/in/2026/bills/INB00014747/
- 6.TrackBill HB 1296 — Jordan listed as coauthor added March 8, 2022https://trackbill.com/bill/indiana-house-bill-1296-firearms-matters/2219120/
- 7.IPM/Indiana Capital Chronicle — SB 1 (2026) House vote 62–31https://www.ipm.org/news/2026-02-23/indiana-house-backs-bill-with-stricter-verification-for-snap-medicaid-eligibility
- 8.Chicago Tribune — Indiana bills that died, SB 236https://www.chicagotribune.com/2026/03/02/indiana-bills-that-died/
- 9.Freedom Index — Indiana scorecard pagehttps://thefreedomindex.org/in/