Jamie Allard’s engine is powered by giving back to her community.

Jamie works day after day with deliberate conscience on behalf of Alaskans because she cares about future generations and the vitality of our society.

Her father, Jose del Fierro, migrated to America from Santiago, Chile in 1958. With a pioneer spirit, Jose sought the freedoms and potential gifted by citizenship in the United States. Jamie’s parents instilled in her the very conviction she exudes in public service. Faith is her compass and the people’s liberties are to be protected.

Jamie was born in San Jose, California. Her vigor as a youth and teenager revolved around activities, school and community engagement, and defending those who needed a champion. That’s why she would later serve in the United States Army.

Jamie met and married the love of her life, Dan Allard. A retired Green Beret who spent over 25 years with the 10th Special Forces Group, Dan is her best friend and counsel. They have two daughters who, like their mom and dad, are fiercely competitive in scholastics and sports, both attending Eagle River High School.

Integrity, hard work, and genuine commitment matter to Jamie. She’s a proud member of American Legion Post 1, VFW Post 9785, Eagle River Lions Club, Eagle River Elks, and Palmer Moose Lodge 793. She’s also an active parent with her daughters’ ski racing competitions while enjoying family time kayaking, cross-country skiing, golfing, and practicing archery.

And her family wouldn’t be complete without Gary the cat and Jose the dog, the family’s treasured pets.

Part of the reason Jamie decided to serve on the Anchorage Assembly was because of her experience in management and policy development. Her career journey has included positions with the U.S. State Department, Department of Defense, Department of Army, Social Security Administration, Veterans Affairs, and State of Alaska.

When an open legislative seat surfaced in her neighborhood following the latest census and House district redraw, Jamie’s family, friends, neighbors, and constituents urged her to continue her tireless service at a broader scale than municipal government.

Jamie’s commitment to our state runs deep. She’s decided to answer the call for continued service as a State Representative.

Her record in career and policymaking are testament to her tenacity and effectiveness.

Now she asks for your vote and support so she can serve her community in the Alaska House District 23 in Eagle River as a dedicated Republican.

Over the course of the 2022 election cycle, Jamie looks forward to learning more about her neighbors’ concerns and goals. She is accessible, transparent, and working to earn each and every vote.