Elect Brian Painter County Commissioner 2010
Thanks for coming to my campaign site.  I am running for the District 1 Campbell County
Commission job.  As you will see as you look at my sight, I am a common sense conservative
Republican candidate.  
We have real government spending issues in the county that cannot be solved by hoping our
elected officials on fiscal court will just "reform", we need to elect people who will adjust the
government share to the "times" we are experiencing.  Real reform comes with just one vote,
yours, so cast it wisely in the November 2, 2010 General election.  I know I will honor your
vote for me by reining in spending  and growing jobs.     Thank you and God bless you.   Brian     
                                                                         Quote - Samuel Adams - 1781
Commissioner
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About Me
Platform
Misery Index
Whats This?
The Misery index is defined
here as county spending out
pacing our ability to pay.
A simple plot of spending
and county population
decline speaks volumes.  
How can we stay on this
course and expect anything
to improve? Spending is also
projected to rise in 2010.

In my opinion spending
controls are in order for
Campbell County Fiscal
Court. It starts by putting
people in office willing to
dedicate to the hard work of
reining in spending.

Click Here to read or print
this paper.
On the Issues

Taxation and Spending

Storm water

Jobs Creation

Population Changes
This is a pdf map made at our
request by N. K. Area
Planning showing the center
of population in Campbell
County shifting south from
Highland Heights to Cold
Spring over the last 25 years.
Note the population drop from
1995 to 2008.

More to come

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