The Platform
Uniting and Empowering Ward 8
As ANC 8C02 Commissioner and Chairperson Dion Jordan was involved in the development of the St. Elizabeths East campus in Ward 8. His leadership and advocacy were key in supporting the transformation of the site, which was previously the location of the historic St. Elizabeths Hospital. The development of St. Elizabeths East aims to bring economic growth and revitalization to the area, including the creation of mixed-use spaces, offices, and community resources.
Jordan’ s efforts to engage the community and push for responsible development helped ensure that the project would benefit Ward 8 residents. He worked to make sure that local voices were heard in planning processes and that the development would provide economic opportunities, jobs, and resources to the Ward 8 community.
Donations Matter
Our goal is to raise $7,500 by securing 150 donations of $50 each by the deadline of April 1, 2025. Every contribution helps us reach voters, spread our message, and build a stronger Ward 8. Your support fuels this campaign and brings us one step closer to victory. Donate today and be a part of the movement for change!
Ward 8, Ward 8, Ward 8!
Welcome to the official campaign site for Dion Jordan for Ward 8 Council. Dion Jordan is a lifelong advocate for Ward 8, committed to uplifting our community through leadership, opportunity, and action. With deep roots in Ward 8 and a track record of fighting for residents, Dion is ready to bring bold solutions.
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Important Dates and Deadlines
Thursday, April 16, 2025 (5:00p.m.) Last day to file nominating petitions, petition supplements, Declarations of Candidacy, and any other affidavits, forms, or declarations required for the particular office sought [D.C. Official Code 1-1001.08 (j)(1), 1-1021.01; 3 DCMR 910.5 (Ballot access qualifications and rules are same as rules for direct nomination to the office in general election); 3 DCMR 601.5 and 1605.2 (90 days before the election].
Coming Events
”Steps for Peace: DC’s March to End Gun Violence” is a powerful initiative created by Dion Jordan to honor those lost to gun violence, support affected families, and mobilize communities towards effective prevention and lasting change. We will begin the march in Ward 1 and end the march in Ward 8. Date (TBD)