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Charles Henry Jordan
Office history
Charles Henry Jordan is the incumbent AtâLarge member of the Pasquotank County Board of Commissioners, with his current term set to expire in DecemberâŻ2026. He is seeking reâelection as the Democratic candidate for the atâlarge seat on the NovemberâŻ3,âŻ2026 ballot. As an atâlarge commissioner, Jordan helps set county policy, approves the budget, and votes on major purchases and community issues that affect all residents of Pasquotank County [2][4].
Publicly available biographical details are limited; the countyâs official website lists his contact information as a cell phone (252â339â0121) and email address (jordanc@co.pasquotank.nc.us) [2][4].
Jordanâs recent actions on the commission illustrate his role in county governance. In MayâŻ2024 he seconded Commissioner Jonathan Meadsâ motion to approve a $66,000 purchase of a new 2025 Ford Explorer for the Pasquotank Sheriffâs Office, a vote that passed unanimously (6â0) [10]. He also participated in a contentious vote on the relocation of a 109âyearâold Confederate monument outside the county courthouse; Jordan expressed a willingness to compromise, stating he would prefer the monumentâs removal but respected differing community views [12].
These activities demonstrate Jordanâs involvement in fiscal decisions, public safety support, and communityârelated policy debates. His continued service on the board positions him to influence future county initiatives, including economic development projects such as the recent LMFakro manufacturing plant proposal, though the articles do not specify his direct involvement in that matter [11].
Sources
- [2] Charles Jordan â Pasquotank County North Carolina
- [4] Commissioner Profiles â Pasquotank County North Carolina
- [10] Pasquotank OKs new sheriff's office vehicle purchase | Local News | dailyadvance.com
- [11] Polish manufacturer to establish its first US operation in Pasquotank, create 23 jobs | Local News | reflector.com
- [12] Pasquotank County commissioners vote to relocate Confederate monument in Elizabeth City | WAVY.com
Public filings
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North Carolina â campaign finance
- State, county, and municipal candidates â all in one system â NC State Board of Elections â Committee Search. Search by last name “Jordan”.
North Carolina â statement of economic interest
- Required for state-elected and many local officials â NC State Ethics Commission â Statement of Economic Interest Search. Search by last name “Jordan”.