





Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Current roleElected official (D.C. State Board of Education)
PartyDemocratic
GenderMale
LocationDistrict of Columbia
BackgroundElected official (D.C. State Board of Education)
EducationSouthern Illinois University (B.A., Education)
Notable personal detailsJacque Donald Patterson Sr. is a District of Columbia education advocate and elected official who has served as the at-large member and president of the D.C. State Board of Education. He previously served on Advisory Neighborhood Commission 8B for five terms and worked in D.C. government, including with the Department of Human Services, and later held leadership roles at Martha’s Table. He is a U.S. Air Force veteran who enlisted in 1988 and deployed for Desert Shield, and he has worked in education leadership roles including at Rocketship Public Schools and KIPP DC.
Supports strengthening and defending safety-net programs including Medicaid and food assistance and favors federal funding to support services for low-income District residents. Focuses on expanding access to health and social services as part of broader efforts to support vulnerable families.
Supports restoring or maintaining police presence in schools as part of school safety efforts and emphasizes the need to address weapons entering schools; frames public safety and school safety as priorities alongside community engagement. Does not present a detailed policy agenda on specific gun regulations in available sources.
The provided news summaries focus on Adam Johnson’s run for a Manatee County Commissioner seat in Florida, highlighting his past involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and his campaign themes of affordability and infrastructure growth. Jacque Patterson is not mentioned in these summaries, and no specific developments about Patterson are provided.






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