Mayor of Port Hope
Meet Jordan
Jordan Stevenson is running for Mayor of Port Hope because local government should be clear, practical, and close to the people it serves.
Campaign focus
Practical leadership for everyday municipal basics
Jordan has spent the last several years working directly on homelessness, addiction, crisis response, and local service gaps in Northumberland County. That work has shaped how he sees municipal government: decisions need to be clear, services need to work in real life, and public problems should not be hidden until they become emergencies.
What Jordan is focused on
- Clear public decisions
- Practical maintenance of public spaces
- Coordinated response to crisis issues
- Heritage protection that leads to action
- Respectful, fact-based campaigning
Why I'm running
Port Hope should not have to decode its own Town Hall.
I'm running because Port Hope deserves local government that is easier to understand, harder to ignore, and more serious about the problems residents actually feel. People should not need to decode council reports to know what is happening, what it costs, what is delayed, and who is responsible for the next step.
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Read the priorities
Jordan's campaign priorities are written around concrete first actions and the limits of mayoral authority.