Politicians
- Walter Jones (died c.1631), MP for Worcester (UK Parliament constituency)
- Walter B. Jones, Sr. (1913–1992), American Representative from North Carolina, 1965–1992
- Walter B. Jones, Jr. (born 1943), his son, American Representative from North Carolina, 1995–
- Walter Jones (Virginia politician) (1745–1815), American Representative from Virginia from 1797–1799, and 1803–1811
- Walter Burgwyn Jones (1888–1963), judge from Alabama who received one electoral vote in the United States presidential election, 1956
- Walter Jones (Irish politician), UK MP for the Irish constituency of Coleraine 1801–1806 and 1807–1809
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