Jeff Jorgensen has spent his life standing up for traditional conservative values — serving his country, his community, and now his county.
Jeff Jorgensen isn't just a politician — he's a neighbor. Jeff grew up understanding the values that make this county strong: hard work, personal responsibility, and looking out for one another.
Jeff is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. He worked in his family's transportation business, where he gained extensive knowledge of infrastructure and the importance of roads to communities and farm-to-market transportation. Jeff then worked at Union Pacific in a logistics-focused role before retiring.
Jeff has a long history of community activism and has served as Chairman of the Pottawattamie County Republican Party. Jeff and his wife Mary Beth built a solid life in Pottawattamie County. Although Mary Beth has recently passed away, he remains an integral part of the community and is currently finishing his first term as an elected member of the Board of Supervisors.
Jeff's career has been defined by service, accountability, and a commitment to the people of Pottawattamie County.
Jeff served his country with honor in the United States Marine Corps, developing the discipline, leadership, and commitment to service that defines his public life.
Jeff worked in his family's transportation business, gaining deep knowledge of infrastructure and the critical role roads play in farm-to-market logistics. He later joined Union Pacific in a logistics-focused role before retiring.
Jeff served as Chairman of the Pottawattamie County Republican Party, building coalitions and advocating for conservative values across the county.
Earned the trust of county voters and immediately put his infrastructure expertise to work — focused on roads, fiscal responsibility, and public safety.
Jeff is asking for your continued trust to keep Pottawattamie County moving forward. The work isn't done.
"I know these roads, these families, and these challenges personally. That's why I fight every day to make Pottawattamie County the best place it can be."
— Jeff Jorgensen