A Downtown worth showing up for
More music, events and foot traffic, like the block party at Coleman's, so local businesses stay full year-round.
Downtown
District 8 · Downtown · Tipp Hill · Geddes
Syracuse's best days are ahead.
You want a Downtown worth showing up for, a neighborhood that feels looked after, and a county that listens. That's what this race is about.
$1.6billion.
What Onondaga County spends every year.
The problem
Decided a long way from your front door.
Most people skip the bottom of the ballot. Too many of us have stopped expecting better. So the decisions closest to home get made without us.
What the county runs
- Parks and the zoo
- Sheriff and the jail
- Public health
- Sewers and water
- Libraries
- Your property taxes
Meet your guide
Brandon lives here too.
A first-time candidate who got into this the old-fashioned way: knocking on doors and listening. He isn't running to move up. He's running to show up.
“Never let politics get in the way of working together to find common ground.”Brandon Camperlino
Hundredsof doors knocked in Downtown, Tipp Hill and Geddes
~200neighbors signed his petitions, many in snow
3endorsements and counting
- Onondaga County Veterans Party
- Republican Women of Central New York
- Onondaga County Legislature Republican Caucus
The plan
Three steps. Green goes first.
- 1
Tell him what your block needs
Two minutes. Brandon reads every one and follows up.
- 2
Vote Brandon Camperlino
Early, Oct 24 – Nov 1, or on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov 3.
- 3
Have a neighbor at the table
One who picks up when you call and reads the budget before voting on it.
Like the light on Tipperary Hill: green on top.
What he'll focus on
Three things, done right.
Common ground over party lines
Problems get solved when people work together. He'll work with anyone, from any party, to get it done.
Every neighborPride in where we live
Stop assuming our best days are behind us. Believe in this city and the people who call it home.
SyracuseYour move
Tell Brandon what your block needs.
A pothole, a dark corner, an empty storefront, a big idea. Tell him, and grab a yard sign while you're at it.
Oct 24 – Nov 1Early voting, nine days
Tue, Nov 3Election Day, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Oct 24Last day to register
District 8Downtown, Tipp Hill and parts of Geddes
Picture next fall
A county that works for your block.
- Hanover Square full on a Friday night
- Local shops busy, storefronts filling up
- A legislator who answers when you call
- Neighbors who expect good things again
Or
Skip the bottom of the ballot.
And $1.6 billion in decisions about your parks, your water and your taxes get made without you. Again.
Don't skip it. Start here.