As a justice court judge, he oversees cases involving minor criminal offenses and low-value civil suits, administers oaths to public officials, handles requests for orders of protection against harassment, and performs marriage ceremonies.

As an attorney, he researched, drafted, and filed legal documents, and provided defense and counsel to clients, specializing in criminal and civil litigation.

Has assisted in over 250 trials, mediations, and arbitrations over the last 19 years.

The candidate's website states, "Committed to timely, fair, and impartial administration of justice, with courtesy and respect."

The candidate's website states, "Devotion to justice, equality, and integrity throughout my career."

Received ethics complaints from opponent and attorney Ken Sampson, claiming that Jordan "engaged in illegal activity to gain a position on the ballot and unethical activity to win voter support."

Has volunteered with the C.A.R.E. Opportunity Project, teaching English to the local Hispanic Community.

As an Eagle Scout, Jordan has maintained involvement in youth activities as a youth baseball and football coach and as a youth leader. He has also served on the Board of Directors for the Boys and Girls Club.

Actively involved in his church.

Endorsed by local politicians such as Councilman Scott September, Gilbert Public Schools Board Member Reed Carr, and Vice Mayor Scott Anderson, and Mayor Jenn Daniels. Over 90 members of his community also endorse him.