DeVelle Jackson
IND
Jackson is an independent candidate running against the two major-party nominees, campaigning on rejecting the two-party system, data privacy, and pairing affordability relief with policies to expand housing and job supply.[5]
Little public record found for this candidate.
Positions on the issues
- SupportsLoosen zoning rules to build more housing
Supports building more housing as part of an affordability agenda focused on expanding supply.[5]
“That means making it easier to build, produce, hire, train, and compete while ensuring working people share in the value they create.”
In their words — priorities
- Reduce the two-party system's control over political access, arguing elected officials should answer to voters rather than party establishments.[5]
- Strengthen privacy and data-rights protections against government and corporate surveillance, including limits on facial recognition, geofencing, and government purchase of personal data to bypass warrant requirements.[5]
- Pair direct affordability relief with policies to expand housing supply, domestic production, and job training rather than relief alone.[5]
Background
- Earned a high school diploma from Mounds View High School and a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.[5]
- Career experience includes construction, field engineering, and construction superintendent roles, and work as an activist affiliated with The King Center.[5]