Democratic
Values for
Cary.
Issues that matter
These are some things that matter to me, but I want to know what you care about. Email me! I want to hear your ideas and I love book recommendations.
Equitable Growth
My goal is to preserve the inclusive, welcoming character of our town. To do that we must address growth and affordability so that our teachers, first responders, and service workers can live where they work. More Information…
Connected Community
I love biking and walking on our greenways with my daughter but haphazard planning in the past has left District D with gaps in our sidewalks meaning unsafe transit for Cary citizens. I will work to improve transportation so that our community will be safe and connected.
Environmental Resilience
Our environment is not just a local issue, but a global challenge. To preserve our green spaces for our community we must do our part by setting and reaching clean energy goals and protecting our watersheds and tree canopy. More Information…
About Rachel
Rachel spent her early life visiting family in Raleigh and watching the Triangle grow. She moved to Cary in 2016, and was struck by Cary’s tremendous growth and its ability to maintain both a small town feel and a big-hearted inclusivity that embraces new citizens from around the world.
Photo by Shared Moments Photography
In the news
Meet the Candidates for Three Seats on Cary’s Town Council – INDY Week
My work as a poll greeter for the Alston Ridge Precinct has been a wonderful learning experience.
Volunteering at the ground level gives me such appreciation for the countless ways everyday citizens can contribute to our community.
Alston Ridge Precinct
Rachel Jordan for Cary 