Jason Benell for Supervisor is endorsed by:

Karen and Joe Fulford

"Joe and I care deeply about our community and were excited when Jason Benell stepped up to represent us on the Dallas county Board of Supervisors. Jason shares our commitment to community, dedicating himself to improving lowans lives both today and for those that will come tomorrow. From volunteering for the military to knocking doors for candidates across the metro, Jason has a strong record of principled action, always stepping up to put in the work to make a difference for all of us.

We're glad to support Jason for Supervisor and look forward to a more inclusive and connected county government with him on the board."

Fannette Elliott

West Des Moines At-Large City Council Member

"I have been consistently impressed with Jason Benell and his work in his community. From his non-profit work and activism to his principled stance on civic engagement and fiscal responsibility to his selfless volunteerism and outreach as a community leader, Jason is someone I am proud to support as a future-focused leader for Dallas County. Our communities don't stop at county lines and neither should leadership.  I endorse Jason Benell as the next generation of leadership for Dallas County." 

Chelsea Lepley

Des Moines Civic Leader

“I got to know Jason during our respective campaigns for city council, and I was impressed by his dedication to public service.

I think a growing Dallas County needs the next generation of leadership, and Jason is ready to lead.”

Denise Pérez

Community Activist and Advocate

“Jason has a moral and ethical code that is not seen in many politicians today. Jason will put the best interest of the people of Dallas County first and foremost, just as he did when he enlisted in the military. He will ensure accountability and proper use of taxpayer dollars and I am proud to endorse him for Dallas County Supervisor”

Jason Benell for Supervisor is also endorsed by these organizations:

Center for Freethought Equality PAC

Freedom From Religion Foundation Action Fund

AFSCME Council 61