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Jason Watts For Mayor of Harrison

By Faith alone, through Christ alone, for Harrison alone

HARRISON FIRST & ONLY

A message from Jason

First and foremost, I am a Christian. Not one thing comes before that. My family arrived in America in 1632. I am a 14th-generation American, constitutional conservative, and business owner.

I am running for Mayor of Harrison because we need to ensure that the place we love stays the place we love. We must support and foster economic growth while ensuring the proper measures are in place to prevent Harrison from changing without its people having a say. I do not represent the spreadsheet that is the city budget — I represent the people of Harrison.

Change can come at a moment's notice, and when it does it's already too late. We must implement the proper laws, ordinances, building codes, and structures so the only change that occurs is change we control — change willed by the people of Harrison.

I am fighting to ensure our progress continues, with the most important caveat: Harrison stays Harrison in the process.

Jason WattsCandidate for Mayor of Harrison

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01

HARRISON STAYS HARRISON

We will put it in writing — laws, ordinances, and zoning that ensure Harrison cannot change unless its residents actively push for that change.

02

Law and order

As safe at 2 in the morning as at 2 in the afternoon. Lawlessness is not tolerated here — and your safety gets funded first.

03

HARRISON JOBS FOR HARRISON PEOPLE

Every city incentive comes with local hiring in writing. Our anchors stay anchored.

A Harrison worth fighting for

We do not have to become somewhere else to succeed.

Harrison will welcome new opportunity, but not at the expense of protecting the principles of faith, family, freedom, liberty, and the neighborly spirit that make Harrison home.

The work ahead

Nine pillars.
One hometown.

Practical commitments for a safer, stronger, more accountable Harrison.

Harrison-first leadership

“Harrison is our home. Its future MUST be shaped by and for the people who live here.”
Meet Jason
A quiet Harrison-inspired downtown sidewalk lined with brick storefronts and trees
Hometown streets

The Harrison Growth Standard

Clear answers before a big yes.

Major projects should earn public trust with facts, written commitments, and the same fair standard for everyone.

See the full standard
  1. 01

    Were residents heard?

    Publish notice, meeting dates, comments received, and what changed because of public input.

  2. 02

    Will local people benefit?

    Identify job quality, training, local recruitment, small-business opportunity, and lasting community value.

  3. 03

    Can Harrison support it?

    Review roads, water, sewer, emergency response, public safety, and who pays for needed upgrades.

  4. 04

    Can Harrison families afford to stay?

    Consider attainable housing, neighborhood stability, displacement risk, and the project’s scale.

  5. 05

    Is it a fair deal for taxpayers?

    Put costs, milestones, reporting, expiration dates, and taxpayer protections in writing.

  6. 06

    Will the rules apply fairly?

    Use consistent standards, disclose conflicts, respect civil rights, and document the decision.

Faith expressed through service

Conviction.
Humility.
Stewardship.

Jason’s Christian faith calls him to tell the truth, protect religious liberty, steward public resources carefully, and serve every Harrison resident with dignity.

Why Jason is running
Jason Watts in a navy suit and red tie in a civic setting

The conversation starts here

What should Harrison protect? What should we improve?

A serious plan gets better when residents challenge it, sharpen it, and share what they see every day.

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This is our home

Let’s build its future together.