jORDAN gascon, Executive Director |
jordan@sandiegorepublicans.org |
Jordan is in charge of the overall management of the county party organization, incl. candidate training and recruitment, event management and sponsorships, and strategic intitiatives.
Contact: jordan@sandiegorepublicans.org or (858) 450-4600.
Jordan is originally from Camarillo, CA and moved to San Diego to attend SDSU in 2005. He has a MA in Diplomacy from Norwich University and a BA in International Security and Conflict Resolution from SDSU. He currently serves on the board of the Latino American Political Association, the Citizens' Law Enforcement Review Board of San Diego County, the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County and is the founder and President of the HOPS Foundation. Jordan began his work in politics by interning with Mayor Faulconer. Jordan’s previous work includes grassroots policy advocacy with Americans for Prosperity Foundation and campaign work in multiple states. As the Deputy Strategic Initiatives Director for the Colorado Republican Committee he helped to increase the Hispanic vote in both the Coffman for Congress and Gardner for US Senate in 2014. Post CO, he was deployed to Louisiana to help coordinate GOTV efforts in the Cassidy for US Senate runoff. Since returning to San Diego he has served as both the Precinct Operations Director and Political Director for the Republican Party of San Diego County.
Contact: jordan@sandiegorepublicans.org or (858) 450-4600.
Jordan is originally from Camarillo, CA and moved to San Diego to attend SDSU in 2005. He has a MA in Diplomacy from Norwich University and a BA in International Security and Conflict Resolution from SDSU. He currently serves on the board of the Latino American Political Association, the Citizens' Law Enforcement Review Board of San Diego County, the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County and is the founder and President of the HOPS Foundation. Jordan began his work in politics by interning with Mayor Faulconer. Jordan’s previous work includes grassroots policy advocacy with Americans for Prosperity Foundation and campaign work in multiple states. As the Deputy Strategic Initiatives Director for the Colorado Republican Committee he helped to increase the Hispanic vote in both the Coffman for Congress and Gardner for US Senate in 2014. Post CO, he was deployed to Louisiana to help coordinate GOTV efforts in the Cassidy for US Senate runoff. Since returning to San Diego he has served as both the Precinct Operations Director and Political Director for the Republican Party of San Diego County.
REBEKAH BASSON, MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR |
REBEKAH@SANDIEGOREPUBLICANS.ORG |
Rebekah is in charge of our Donor Clubs, with membership options of $100, $250, or $1,000 per year - with monthly options available. If you are a current or prospective member with questions, contact Rebekah today.
Contact: rebekah@sandiegorepublicans.org or (858) 450-4600.
Rebekah is originally from San Diego, but grew up in Atlanta, GA where her political interests began while interning for U.S. Congressman Paul Broun. Returning to California for school, Rebekah graduated from Calvary Chapel Bible College with a B.A. in Theology. Rebekah serves on the School Board for the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District. She is also a member of the East County Homeless Task Force, where she is a founding member of "Connect EC", a mobile app that streamlines access to all of East County's resources for the homeless, accessed by the homeless and the community.
Contact: rebekah@sandiegorepublicans.org or (858) 450-4600.
Rebekah is originally from San Diego, but grew up in Atlanta, GA where her political interests began while interning for U.S. Congressman Paul Broun. Returning to California for school, Rebekah graduated from Calvary Chapel Bible College with a B.A. in Theology. Rebekah serves on the School Board for the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District. She is also a member of the East County Homeless Task Force, where she is a founding member of "Connect EC", a mobile app that streamlines access to all of East County's resources for the homeless, accessed by the homeless and the community.