Candidate, United States House of Representatives, District 2, 2012

Candidate, United States House of Representatives, District 2, 2008

Candidate, United States House of Representatives, Idaho, District 2, 2000

Candidate, Governor, Idaho, 1998

No caucus information on file.

Writer, New West House, 1985-present

Cowboy, Multiple Ranches, 1968-present

Trouble Shooter, Grassroots Activist, 1985-2000

Horse Shoer, 1968-1999

Member, American Legion, 2003-present

Chairman, Futurity Arts West Company, 1992-present

Communications/Entertainment 1985-present, Communications/Entertainment, 1985-present

Father's Name:

Loren Robertson Chappell

Father's Occupation:

Old time Idaho game warden.

Favorite Actor/Actress:

Jack Nicholson/Julia Roberts

Favorite Athlete:

Dan Reeves

Favorite Author:

Jack Wayne Chappell

Favorite Book:

The Bridleman

Favorite Food:

Mexican

Favorite Musician:

Ann Murray

Favorite President and Why:

Thomas Jefferson. Because he was a free thinker, and had more than one wife.

Favorite Quote:

"There's no such thing as an honest politician." -- by Will Rogers.

Favorite Sport:

Equestrian: stock horses, cutting horses, reining horses.

Favorite TV Shows:

High Chaparell

Favorite Vacation Spot:

Wherever I happen to be.

Favorite Websites:

www.jackwaynechappellforuscongress.com

Mother's Name:

Milly Chappell

Person Most Want to Meet (Dead or Alive):

Will Rogers

Personal Hero and Why:

My Pop was on board ship when the Japanese surrendered at Tokyo Bay. He was the best old Idaho game warden ever. He was the consummate conservationist; fast, smart, deadly with a gun, and gentle as a lamb (unless you pissed him off.) He was very fair and tolerant, but that man knew how to fight, and he was the greatest dad a little boy could ask for.

Publications:

Angels Don't Sleep, The Freedom Between Your Ears, The Day The Toilet Paper Died, The Bridleman.

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

To fight the lock-up of public lands, and to promote excellent management of 740,000,000 linear acres of America's public lands. To keep America free. To uphold the Constitution and defend it against all enemies, foreign and domestic.