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Commissioner Arthur H Jackson is a reform Democrat running for State Delegate in the 39th District of Maryland. In 1975, at age 18,Commissoner Jackson, became the Youngest Elected Councilman in United States History. Elected in The Town of Fairmount Heights, in Prince Georges County Md. He is a distant cousin of the late King of Pop Michael Jackson and the Jackson family. Born to Minnie Jackson and Arthur H Jackson Jr, Commissioner Jackson has been a Community Orgnaizer and leader for more than fourty years. He has been an Actor appearing in major films such as The Pelican Brief and The People vs Larry Flyntt.

Today, Jackson is running for one of three State Delegate seats in Montgomery County Maryland, and has been appointed by the County Executive, Ike Leggett to the County's Taxi Cab Advisory Board and the County's Cable Compliance Commission.

Arthur H Jackson has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine, The Washington Business Journal, the Gazette Newspapers and on numeorus Network channels including MSNBC and Fox Business Cable, and is a National Expert and Speaker on Minority, Women, Small and Military Veteran Business Development(certifyyourbusiness.com)

The communities he is running for State Delegate include Montgomery Village, North Potomac, Gaithersburg,Washington Grove and Rockville Maryland. He is running on a Major Plan to Chang Maryland called The Jackson Change Maryland Plan, which calles for a Massive Jobs and Economic Growth Plan, Ending Tax Increases on Gas, Electricity and Water, Human needs services and expanding State and local Contracts to small, minority, women and military veteran owned business and companies based in Maryland and the Wash DC Region.

ANother area, Jackson will challenge is abuse of women, children, senior citizens and the phyiscal and mentally impaired, in addition to working with Mothers Against Drunk Driving and D.A.R.E.,to reduce highway and road alcohol and drug related deaths. Commissioner Jackson's uncle was killed by a drunk driver.

For information on The Jackson for Delegate Coampaign, visit www.peopleforjackson.org