Jack Ladyman

Jack Ladyman lives in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Ladyman earned an associate degree from Williams Baptist College and a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His career experience includes working as an engineer with Nordex and an environmental, health, and safety manager with GE Contractual Services. He has served as the president of Corning Jaycees, the vice president of Arkansas Jaycees, and the co-chair of the Craighead County Emergency Response Preparedness Committee.[1][2]

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Ladyman's website emphasized the following campaign themes:[9]

I will promote Northeast Arkansas, Craighead County and Jonesboro throughout the state. Craighhead County is one of the stronger economic regions of the state and our story needs to be told.

I choose to be positive and work to improve conditions and not be negative or pessimistic on the issues.

I am Pro-life and opposed to abortion.

I believe marriage is between a man and a woman. I oppose gay marriage.

I oppose the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and the Private Option. I think there are better solutions to issues confronting our health care system.

I am opposed to new taxes and prefer to let people invest their money in our communities the way they wish.

I believe local control of government is much better that a one plan fits all government in Little Rock and Washington DC.

I support our military and our veterans. My father served in World War II and my brother served in Vietnam. I believe we should take care of our military who fought to obtain and protect our freedom.

I am for creating good paying jobs in Northeast Arkansas that will be there for our children and grandchildren. This can be done by reducing the regulatory burden on large and small businesses and providing infrastructure to all businesses to prosper.[10]