Camara for Commissioner

10/26/2026

10/20/2026

It’s apparent that work is getting done in certain areas of Jefferson County District 3. But why does it seem that some communities receive more attention than others? Is it about where you live, who you know, or who you support?

It should not take 16 years in office and a viable opponent for communities to suddenly see improvements, increased visibility, and checks being presented.

Throughout this campaign, I've spoken with residents who say they've rarely, if ever, seen their commissioner actively engaged in their communities.

Let me be clear: I'm glad to see improvements being made. But every community deserves consistent attention, not just those with strong voter support, influential relationships, or major donors.

And no video endorsement can substitute for years of consistent leadership or erase the lack of attention many communities have experienced. Let's not be fooled. People see it. They know what's been done, what's been promised, and what's been neglected.

District 3 deserves leadership that is visible for four years, not just the fourth year!

I'm running to represent ALL of District 3, not just the areas where I receive the most votes.

A vote for Blue is a vote for YOU!

10/15/2026

It bothers me to see so much being done in our communities during election season, especially when many of these same communities have been waiting years for attention.

It raises legitimate questions when public funds are allocated and long-overdue improvements suddenly receive attention as an election approaches. **While I cannot speak to anyone's motives, I believe taxpayers have every right to question the timing, priorities, and consistency of these investments.

After all, taxpayer dollars should benefit the citizens regardless of who is running for office or when the next election takes place.

When you actually visit many of these communities, what you see doesn't always line up with what you're being told. The roads, drainage problems, neglected infrastructure, and long-overdue improvements tell a different story.

You can make all the announcements you want. You can highlight all the money being spent. But you cannot hide years of neglect!

I welcome improvements in every community. The people deserve them! But the real question is, why did so many of these needs go unaddressed for so long, and why are we seeing so much activity now?

Our communities deserve consistent leadership, transparency, and accountability, not just increased attention during election season.

Public service should be a four-year commitment, not a fourth-year performance!

The people deserve better, and they deserve it EVERY year, not just during election season!

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10/14/2026

We’re just 20 days away from November 3, and I need your help to finish strong!

I’m looking for:

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10/13/2026

Thank you to the United Mine Workers of America for endorsing my campaign for Jefferson County Commissioner, District 3! I’m honored by your trust and support. Together, we’ll stand up for working families, good jobs, and stronger communities.

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10/12/2026

WHY DID I DECIDE TO RUN FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 3?

I was recently asked, “Why did you decide to run against the current commissioner?”

First, let me make something clear: I'm not running against anyone. I'm running FOR the position of Jefferson County Commissioner, District 3! This is not personal!

But if you're asking WHY I decided to run, here's my answer.

I've lived in Jefferson County District 3 for 12 years, and during that time, I have not personally seen the level of visible county leadership, community engagement, and improvements that I believe our residents deserve.

As we approach November 3, I believe every resident should be asking some important questions about the current commissioner's record.

And let me be clear: This has absolutely nothing to do with political party affiliation! This is about leadership, accountability, and results for ALL the people of District 3!

HERE ARE SOME QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING:

1. What major improvements have been delivered to your community during his time in office?
2. Which roads in your community have been resurfaced, and which have been promised improvements but are still waiting?
3. How often has your county commissioner held public meetings in your community to hear residents' concerns?
4. What has been done to address drainage problems, neglected infrastructure, and public safety needs?
5. What measurable investments have been made in our smaller cities and unincorporated communities?
6. When major developments such as data centers are proposed, how are the affected residents included in the process?
7. What specific accomplishments can residents point to from the last four years, not just during election season?

8. Why has it taken the current commissioner 15 years to show visible accomplishments


These are fair questions for anyone who has held public office.

I want to hear from residents throughout District 3, including those living in our smaller cities and unincorporated communities.

What improvements have you seen in your community over the past 15 years? What still needs attention?

Let's have a conversation based on facts, public records, and the experiences of the people who live here.

Public service should be measured by more than promises. It should be measured by RESULTS!

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SHOULD NEVER BE USED AS POLITICAL LEVERAGE!

I've had conversations with numerous city leaders who have privately expressed their support for me but are reluctant to do so publicly. They've shared concerns about potentially being overlooked or ignored when their communities need county assistance.

I respect their desire to protect the interests of the people they serve.

But that raises a serious question: Should any mayor or city leader have to worry that political disagreements could affect their community's access to county resources?

Economic development, infrastructure funding, and county partnerships should be based on the needs of our communities, not political relationships or personal loyalties.

No city should have to choose between speaking freely and advocating for the resources its residents deserve.

Public resources belong to the PEOPLE, not to any elected official.

This is why I decided to run for this position. I believe every community deserves to be heard, every resident deserves representation, and every elected official should be accountable to the people they serve.

LEADERSHIP IS NOT ABOUT HOLDING A POSITION, ITS ABOUT SERVING THE PEOPLE! ALL THE PEOPLE!

10/11/2026

NUMBERS DON'T LIE!

Every vote matters, and every voice deserves to be heard!

When we show up and participate in the democratic process, we have an opportunity to make history and bring new voices to tables where they have not been represented before.

I believe leadership means showing up, listening, and being accountable all four years, not just in the fourth year!

Election Day is November 3rd! Make your voice heard. Call somebody, encourage somebody, and help eligible voters understand their absentee voting options.

Your voice matters. Your community matters. Your vote matters!

10/11/2026

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