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.

Jason Watts For Mayor of Harrison
By Faith alone, through Christ alone, for Harrison alone
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We will put it in writing — laws, ordinances, and zoning that ensure Harrison cannot change unless its residents actively push for that change.
As safe at 2 in the morning as at 2 in the afternoon. Lawlessness is not tolerated here — and your safety gets funded first.
Every city incentive comes with local hiring in writing. Our anchors stay anchored.
A Harrison worth fighting for
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
Practical commitments for a safer, stronger, more accountable Harrison.
We will put it in writing — laws, ordinances, and zoning that ensure Harrison cannot change unless its residents actively push for that change.
Every man, woman, and child in Harrison should feel as safe at 2 in the morning as they do at 2 in the afternoon. We will not tolerate lawlessness and we will ensure your safety is funded first.
Headhunt businesses that support our shared values and want to change the world starting with our town — and every city incentive comes with local hiring in writing.
We will not spend our time apologizing for America. This is the greatest country to ever exist. We will be proud of it, and we will be proud of those who built it. This town must be governed by someone proud of this city and this nation. There is no time for lukewarm patriotism.
Nobody votes for a data center. Our land, water, and power are for Harrison people — in writing.
Free coding classes, City Hall internships, real mentors — we'll invest in our children, and give them a reason to bring their degrees back home.
The city's money should work as hard as you do — Harrison's future funded by Harrison's balance sheet, not by squeezing residents.
Every dollar published where anyone can see it. Plain-English budgets. No digging through PDFs.
First and foremost, I am a Christian — and I will never hide it. Truth, stewardship, service, and dignity for every resident.
Harrison-first leadership
“Harrison is our home. Its future MUST be shaped by and for the people who live here.”Meet Jason

The Harrison Growth Standard
Major projects should earn public trust with facts, written commitments, and the same fair standard for everyone.
See the full standardPublish notice, meeting dates, comments received, and what changed because of public input.
Identify job quality, training, local recruitment, small-business opportunity, and lasting community value.
Review roads, water, sewer, emergency response, public safety, and who pays for needed upgrades.
Consider attainable housing, neighborhood stability, displacement risk, and the project’s scale.
Put costs, milestones, reporting, expiration dates, and taxpayer protections in writing.
Use consistent standards, disclose conflicts, respect civil rights, and document the decision.
Faith expressed through service
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
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A serious plan gets better when residents challenge it, sharpen it, and share what they see every day.
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