Thank you Voters

I wanted to take this time to thank everyone for their support during this election. Now I will need your help more than ever. I want to work for the people and I will be leaving my website and face book page open to help with communication. This will help stay in touch with the citizens and my neighbors. Again thank you for your support and your vote! I would also like to say Thank you to Mr. Graves. He is a good man, I have heard some great stories about him and what he has done for people over his years of service. I only hope to represent the citizens of district 16 with honor like Mr. Graves. Thank you all; now let's move Wilson County forward.

Tomorrow is the last day to vote for Brockman as your next Wilson County Commissioner, District 16! Also, please keep an eye out for the Brockman campaign signs as we have had several come up missing tonight (the day before election). As you cast your vote tomorrow, remember that I have held strong to my values.

Please vote for BROCKMAN on Thursday, August 5!

Thank you for your support!

The following photos are from the

Meet and Greet with Jason Brockman

on Saturday, July 31, 2010 at the corner of

Central Pike and Mt. Juliet Rd.

Thank you for all that attended and helped

this event to be very successful!

Please remember to go vote for Brockman on Thursday, August 5, 2010!

Please join us for the last

Meet and Greet with Jason Brockman,

candidate for Wilson County Commissioner

District 16!

Date: Saturday, July 31

Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Location: 8220 Central Pike

(the corner of Mt. Juliet Rd and Central Pike).

We will have free popcorn, watermelon, music, and more!

Early voting is going on now through July 31!

Final day to vote is Thursday, August 5!

To view the CANDIDATE FORUM ON FIRE PROTECTION with Jason Brockman and the 40 year incumbent(Graves), please select the following link. Please note that I was unable to attend due to constraints from my job as a Mt. Juliet police officer, but David (the second candidate speaking for District 16) represented me and my campaign very well! Thank you again David!


Fire Protection Debate Link:
http://lebanondemocrat.com/county-commission-16-18-22---mt-juliet-high-school-7-15-2010-cms-8875

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Don't forget that early voting starts this Friday, July 16 and will end July 31!

Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
Saturdays: 8:00am - 1:00pm

Locations:
Mt. Juliet Community Center, 1075 Charlie Daniels Pkwy.
Wilson County Election Commission Office, 203 E. Main St., Lebanon



To view information on Jason Brockman , please select the following images:
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Check out Jason Brockman's article in "Win in '10" which is a special section from The Lebanon Democrat and Mt. Juliet News.

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If you are interested in viewing other candidates whom are running for various county and state government offices, please select the following link:

http://www.lebanondemocrat.com/photos/File177.pdf

Please join us for a Meet and Greet with Jason Brockman, candidate for Wilson County Commissioner, District 16. Please view the following invitation below for the event details.

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We hope to meet you there!

Early Voting For August 5th Election

Friday, July 16th through Saturday, July 31st

Hours: 8:00am - 6:00pm (Monday - Friday)
8:00am - 1:00pm (Saturdays)

At the following locations:

-Wilson County Election Commission Office, 203 E. Main St., Lebanon
-Mt. Juliet Community Center, 1075 Charlie Daniels Pkwy.

A Vote for Brockman means

NO to a 40 YEAR incumbent!

Jason held a Meet and Greet dinner at Del Webb in Providence.

Jason showing his support for the Republican Governor candidates at the Wilson County Republican dinner.

Jason Brockman's Campaign Flyer:

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Article from the Mt. Juliet News:

Missing campaign signs a perpetual problem; One candidate says 23 signs missing

By: LAURIE EVERETT/Managing Editor
Posted: Thursday, June 24, 2010 12:48 pm

June 23, 2010 - As with every campaign season, there comes a time when candidates complain their posted campaign signs start disappearing.

Nearly every candidate will express disappointment their expensive signs have vanished to some extent. This campaign season there are two reports filed with the Wilson County Sheriff's Office regarding stolen signs belonging to one candidate.

District 16 county commission candidate Jason Brockman said two residents have filed reports on missing signs on his behalf, allegedly stolen from their property. He is trying to unseat veteran incumbent Gilbert Graves. The district encompasses the area from Interstate 40 to Stewarts Ferry Pike, and the Beckwith area west to the county line. He said 23 of his 18-inch by 24-inch signs have "come up missing."

"I can put signs out and within five hours or less they are gone," he said.

He said he's invested about $5.50 per sign and it's a costly loss.

Both of the sheriff's reports were taken on Central Pike. Brockman said he's not pointing fingers and most likely other candidates have reported missing signs as well.

"I just want it to stop and I want this to be a fair and clean race," he noted. "If somebody sees someone taking a sign, they should report it. I think we all want the signs to stay where they are posted."

When asked about the problem, other candidates declined comment.

Managing Editor Laurie Everett can be reached at 758-2277 or by e-mail at mtjulietnews@tds.net




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Member Opinions:
By: southsider on 6/25/10
Judging by who Mr. Brockman is running against, I'm not surprised.

To view the article from The Chronicle on Jason Brockman's run for Wilson County Commissioner-District 16, please select the following link:

http://www.thechronicleofmtjuliet.com/weeklyupload/currentissue/2010/jun/3/pageflip.html

The article is on page 4.

If you would like to help support Jason Brockman by placing a Brockman sign in your yard, please contact Jason at votebrockman@gmail.com.

Map of District 16

District 16 is the only district to have two voting stations: Rutland Elementary School and Center Chapel Church of Christ. Please remember to Vote for Brockman on August 5, 2010!

Early Voting for August 5th, 2010 Election

Early Voting For August 5th Election

Friday, July 16th through Saturday, July 31st

Hours: 8:00am - 6:00pm (Monday - Friday)
8:00am - 1:00pm (Saturdays)

At the following locations:

Wilson County Election Commission Office, 203 E. Main St., Lebanon
Mt. Juliet Community Center, 1075 Charlie Daniels Pkwy., Mt. Juliet
Community Center, 8630 Sparta Pike, Watertown

Wow the election commission has given district 16 another election poling location at Rutland Elem School. I have been asking for this since I started this election process. This is great news for the Providence Area!!!!

Campaign Store

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http://www.cafepress.com/votebrockman

Welcome to Vote for Brockman's Blog!

Thanks for visiting the page for the Campaign to Elect Brockman as Wilson County Commissioner. We will be using this blog to stay in touch with our supporters and to address important issues in the campaign.

We look forward to having your support at election time in the Fall.

Sincerely,

Jason Brockman