Jason Clark

Jason Clark grew up in Aurora, attending Sagebrush Elementary, Laredo Middle and Smoky Hill High School before heading to West Point.¹ He describes himself as coming from a working class Colorado family and has spent more than three decades in business in the same area where he went to school.¹

Clark graduated from West Point in 1992 and has worked as an entrepreneur and small business owner.¹ His professional history also includes work as an independent investment adviser.² His congressional campaign draws on those local and business connections, identifying the cost of rent, education and health care as his leading concerns.¹

He argues for smaller government, fewer taxes and fees and less regulation on businesses and housing development as ways to improve affordability.³ His platform also emphasizes employment and reducing crime, while his campaign says it wants every Colorado child to have an opportunity to succeed.¹³

Clark supports legal immigration and enforcement of immigration law but has criticized overly aggressive ICE tactics.³ He also disagrees with President Donald Trump on tariffs and the Iran war.³ He is the Republican challenger to Democratic incumbent Jason Crow in the Sixth District, offering voters a change in party representation while separating some of his positions from the president's.³