Jon Marietta was born and raised in Fayette County.
His background in blue-collar work, union representation, radio and local public service
has shaped the way he approaches government.
Jon Marietta was born and raised in Fayette County and describes himself as a working man from Dunbar. He grew up in a blue-collar household and spent years working with his hands.
His work history includes meat processing and cutting. He also served as a union representative advocating for other employees at the plant. Before that, he hauled stock cars to races.
That background is the basis for his view that government should use resources responsibly, complete required work correctly, and take responsibility for the results.
Jon’s biography includes blue-collar work, union representation, motorsports, broadcasting and elected office.
Jon worked professionally in meat processing and cutting and grew up in a blue-collar household.
While working at the plant, Jon served as a union representative for fellow employees.
Jon later moved into radio and podcasting, under the Hillbilly Jon Radio Show.
That story became part of the practical, problem-solving identity Jon has used in his public life.
Jon currently serves as Fayette County Recorder of Deeds. The office records and preserves documents related to real property transactions and provides public access to those records.
Jon’s campaign biography describes modernization and automation as continuing priorities in the Recorder of Deeds Office.
The Recorder of Deeds Office provides electronic access to many public records and indexes.
Jon’s campaign biography describes reduced expenditures and a focus on doing more with less while maintaining office services.
See the campaign’s detailed five-year budget plan and jobs-and-education plan.