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Jerry Rephan
| Jerry Rephan | |
| Arkansas House District 24
| |
| Political party | Democratic |
| Profession | Judge, Attorney |
| Website | Campaign site |
Rephan serves as a special judge for Garland County Circuit Court, Garland County Juvenile Court, and Garland County Small Claims Court. He also works on the Ethics Committees for St. Joseph’s Regional Health Center. Rephan has also served as Advocate for Children & Families in Garland County Juvenile Court for more than ten years. He graduated from Lakeside High School and the University of Arkansas School of Law.
Campaign themes
2011
Rephan's 2011 special election campaign site emphasizes several policy positions and campaign themes:
- Jobs and a Strong Economy: "I will fight to bring jobs and training to those who are willing and able to work. I believe investing in education creates jobs and skilled workers. The Hot Springs area has a natural appeal that gives local businesses a natural advantage to grow a strong economy."
- Helping Children and Families Succeed: "Jobs and a stronger economy are the best ways to help children and families, but the government must be there to offer a hand up when times are tough. I am dedicated to making more preventive, early help available. One ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Our government can do more and still save money."
- Protecting Our Seniors: "Hot Springs has a national reputation as a "resort community" and that's why so many people move to our region to enjoy their retirement. By cutting expenses like the grocery tax and being responsible with state taxpayer dollars, we can ensure the fixed incomes our seniors depend on aren't eroded by rising costs and taxes."
Elections
2011
Rephan was defeated by Bruce Cozart (R) in the March 8, 2011 special election.[1]
Contact
Address:
Jerry Rephan for State Representative
P.O. Box 1213
Hot Springs, AR. 71902
Phone:(501) 321-1551
Email: Jerry.Rephan@gmail.com
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