Jeff Jackson is 38 years old and is married to beautiful Marisa Jackson. Continue reading the article to know more about the American politician, attorney, and captain in the North Carolina National Guard.
Jeffrey Neale Jackson is a politician, attorney, and North Carolina National Guard captain from the United States.
He is a Democratic senator from North Carolina’s 37th district, which is located in Mecklenburg County. Jackson works at Womble Bond Dickinson’s Charlotte office as an attorney.
Jeff Jackson Age: How Old Is He?
Jeff Jackson is 38 years old as of 2020. He celebrates his birthday every year on September 12 with his family. He was born in the year 1982. His zodiac sign is Virgo.
Jackson was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and graduated from Emory University with a bachelor’s and master’s degree in philosophy. He also graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law with a Juris Doctor degree.
Jeff Jackson Wife And Family
Jeff Jackson is married to Marisa. She works as a Marketing Director. The couples are blessed with three children; Haden (12 years old), Owen (5 years old), and Avery (2 years old).
There is no detailed information related to his wife and children available over the web rather than their names.
Talking about his family (parents and siblings), he has not disclosed any information related to them on the internet.
Jeff Jackson’s Net Worth and Party
Jeff Jackson’s net worth is still under review. We are sure that he goes back home with a hefty amount of cheque with him to home. As his primary source of income is as a Politician.
He belongs to The Democratic Party.
Jackson was selected as one of Charlotte Magazine’s Charlotteans of the Year in 2020.
Furthermore, Jeff is a Captain in the Army National Guard and a member of the Myers Park Presbyterian Church. He trains with the 113th Sustainment Brigade once a month.
Also, his commitment to fighting to gerrymander, repealing HB2, and standing up for honesty and decency on all sides of the aisle has also garnered him statewide and national attention.
What’s about to become a cash crop in Virginia can still get you prison time in North Carolina.
Folks, it’s time to end the prohibition of marijuana.
Here’s why: pic.twitter.com/T9o91koExv
— Sen. Jeff Jackson (@JeffJacksonNC) June 10, 2021