CHAMPION FOR CONNECTICUT FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
Jayme Stevenson is an experienced leader. For more than ten years she served as Darien’s First Selectman as well as on regional and statewide governmental organizations, where where she advocated for residents and businesses throughout Connecticut. Working collaboratively with bipartisan peers, Jayme helped set policy standards and sought funding approvals for transportation infrastructure and regional services while prioritizing local municipal decision making.
Jayme is moving forward to bring her private sector and municipal experience to Congress because Connecticut needs a representative who is unafraid to do what is right for the residents of Connecticut, rather than what is easy and along party lines.
It’s time to elect Jayme Stevenson for Congress on November 8th, 2022.
Meet Jayme Stevenson
Restoring Common Sense Leadership in Washington
Jayme Stevenson was born to parents Carol Ann and John Calvin Jackson Jr. in Reading, Pennsylvania. Jayme’s mother was the daughter of Italian immigrants. Her father, uncles, and Jayme’s brother, served in the United States military. Jayme’s uncle, a Flight Officer, was killed in action during the 1943 WWII Battle for Sicily.
Her family’s background is part of why she has become a passionate and dedicated public servant. She’s been working to make a positive impact for the people of Connecticut since first elected as Darien’s First Selectman. With over a decade of experience, Stevenson ties into all corners of the community because it’s what drives her – helping others thrive!
She will bring balance to Washington while fighting for Connecticut.
Jayme’s closing remarks from the debate
Stranded by Jim Himes
Jayme will represent ALL of us
Jim Himes only serves his party
Jayme on Women’s rights
CT’S 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEBATE
Jayme’s Remarks on Cos Cob Elementary
Jayme Stevenson
CT's choice for Congress to bring common sense leadership to DC & needed results for our state.
Jayme Stevenson for Congress
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