Jason E. Keckler
What this job does: Your district's vote in the Maryland House of Delegates (141 members, three per district). Delegates write and vote on state laws and taxes and propose changes to the state constitution for voters to decide. A term is four years.
- Occupation
- Retired police officer; former state parole commissioner
- Lives in
- Frederick County
Background
- Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, University of North Carolina (1994); associate's degree, Frederick Community College (1992). source: ballotready.org
- Retired from the Frederick Police Department after service from 1994 to 2025. source: ballotready.org
- Maryland parole commissioner, 2018-2024. source: ballotready.org
In their own words
What the candidate says they will work on, from their campaign site or their answers to news-outlet questionnaires. We list it as stated and do not rate it.
- Hold juvenile and repeat offenders accountable; support law enforcement; toughen penalties for drug dealers. source: ballotready.org
- Protect Second Amendment rights. source: ballotready.org
- Cut business regulation, taxes and fees; encourage job creation. source: ballotready.org
- Give parents a bigger role in schools; support school choice and vocational training. source: ballotready.org
- Expand Mental Health Court programs for non-violent offenders. source: ballotready.org
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