From 2021 to 2022, Jordan served as the vice chair of the Legacy Finance Committee, which oversees the allocation of proceeds from a state sales tax increase passed by amendment in 2008.

[1] Jordan authored legislation to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students in Minnesota K-12 schools, which passed the House in February 2023.

[13][14][15] Jordan also carried a bill that would require school districts have a comprehensive sexual health education program in elementary and secondary grades.

[19] Jordan signed on to a letter calling on the Biden administration to stop Line 3, a tar sands pipeline proposed to cut through Minnesota tribal lands.

[23][24] During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jordan authored legislation requiring face masks for anyone six or older when indoors at a business or public setting, which did not become law.