Jason Ross Woodforth (born 27 November 1970) is an Australian Liberal National politician who was the member of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland for Nudgee from 2012 to 2015.^[1][2]

Jason Woodforth was born in Brisbane on 27 November 1970.^[3] He was educated at Craigslea and Brisbane State High Schools.^[4] He runs a bodybuilding supplements business, Bodyzone sports supplements,^[5] and is managing director of supplement importing company International Brands Direct.^[6] He also serves as the Australian vice president and Queensland president of the International Natural Bodybuilding Association.^[7] He has won a 'promoter's contest' in bodybuilding held by the INBA.^[8]

Woodforth was quoted by the Courier Mail^[9] as being in support of ceasing fluoridation of the Queensland water supply. This was at odds with Woodforth's maiden speech, where he was concerned by rising health care costs in Australia.^[10] He has been disciplined by prominent Queensland LNP member and former dentist John-Paul Langbroek for these comments, as well as receiving a critical editorial from the Courier Mail. Andrew Wong of the Australian Dental Association agreed with ABC AM interviewer Annie Guest that the LNP was possibly appeasing an "uninformed minority".^[11] In this interview, Woodforth avoided answering questions regarding his lack of formal education he had in health care, by stating "What I say to people is you actually don't need letters after your name to work out what's right and what's wrong".