👋 I'm Jason Hoover, and I'm running for New Castle County Council because I believe government should negotiate on behalf of the people who already live here, not simply approve whatever powerful interests ask for.
Representing the neighborhoods of
Trolley Square, Forty Acres, Highlands, Happy Valley, Brandywine Village, Baynard Village, Triangle Neighborhood, Northwest Wilmington, Brandywine Hills, Midtown Brandywine, Landlith, Clifton Heights, Paladin Club, Eastside, Southbridge, Little Italy, Cool Spring
My priorities center around regular people.
I'm an engineer, small business owner, and lifelong community volunteer.
For years I worked alongside neighbors to protect Beaver Valley, improve our neighborhoods, and build stronger communities.
Along the way I kept seeing the same pattern. Decisions were being made for the people with the most money, not the people who actually live here.
That's why I decided to run.
Government should negotiate on behalf of its residents.
That's the job.
If it feels harder to build a life here than it used to... you're not imagining it.
For years, we’ve been told that more growth automatically makes communities stronger. But when growth increases long-term costs instead of long-term value, the opposite happens. Bills rise. Services stretch thin. Families get pushed out.
The problem isn’t growth itself. It’s the rules shaping how and where we grow. And here’s the good news: rules can change.
Or their attorneys.
My loyalty is to the people who live here. It’s time to get special interests out of politics. I rely on the support of grassroots donors like you.
New Castle County is special. We can create neighborhoods where families prosper, public services stay strong, and open space remains protected for the next generation.
Growth should strengthen communities, not hollow them out.