Cooper Jacks became involved with the Walker GOP in 2018 at 12 years old. For two-and-a-half years, he served as the Chairman of the Georgia Teen Republicans where he focused on chapter development in Metro Atlanta, as well as volunteer allocation to various campaigns. He also served as the Southeastern Regional Director for the National High School Republicans where he worked to establish chapters across 11 states.
Beginning at 13 years old, Jacks began working on campaigns as a door knocker. At 15, he became the political director to manage volunteer efforts for a state-wide campaign. He has a record of fighting for policy based on conviction from faith and taking action within his community to see change.
Jacks’ goals for the party include greater accountability and transparency to members, increased community involvement, and targeted outreach to Gen Z voters through social media.
