Film, interviews, and photos from the campaign.
1:00With sound
Born and raised in Folsom, Justin came home after college to serve the city that raised him. Hear why he's running, and why his neighbors trust him to represent District 5.
“I feel like I was raised by Folsom values, and I want to see that going forward.”
“He stays really curious and he asks people a lot of questions. He'll ask you, are you happy?”
“I trust him because he cares about affordability.”
Unscripted answers on affordability, growth, public safety and the budget. Pick a question to jump straight to it.
The Ring of DemocracyOctober 7, 202619:35
The Ring of Democracy's nonpartisan candidate series asked Justin about affordability, housing, growth, jobs, homelessness, child care and accountability at City Hall. It also aired on Access Sacramento.
Folsom TimesSeptember 28, 202626:50
Folsom Times sat down with Justin for ten questions on the biggest issues facing the city, from growth and traffic to public safety and the budget.
League of Women VotersSeptember 14, 20261:22:35
The League of Women Voters of Sacramento County hosted the Districts 1, 3 and 5 forum, broadcast on Metro Cable 14, with questions submitted by the community. Skip straight to Justin's answers.
Out on the streets, at the kickoff, and in the living rooms and backyards of Folsom.
Volunteer cleanup · Blue Ravine
Justin has talked a lot about keeping Folsom clean, so he put his money where his mouth is: an evening picking up trash along Blue Ravine with a team of volunteers.
“At the end of the day it's really putting in the work and making sure that we are building the community that we want to see.”
April 19 · Back Bistro, Palladio
A warm introduction, Justin's thank-you to the neighbors who packed the patio, and the applause that launched the campaign.
Campaign Kickoff · From the crowd
Bringing the community's ideas into how Folsom grows: how many homes, whether infrastructure keeps up, city services, and an economy that lifts people up.
Neighborhood house party
Parks and trails, the fire department, and giving residents a real seat at the table when the city budget gets cut.
Knocking doors, cleaning up Blue Ravine, rodeo nights and neighborhood dinners.
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Interviews, articles, and campaign coverage
The Young Electorate · interview
“Listening is one of the most important responsibilities of an elected official.”
Justin discusses affordability, bipartisanship, public service, and ways students can stay civically engaged beyond voting.
“Justin brings a unique combination of policy expertise and genuine community connection. He's exactly the kind of leader Folsom needs on the City Council.”
Community Leader
Folsom Resident
“Having worked with Justin on numerous policy initiatives, I can attest to his dedication, intelligence, and ability to bring people together around shared goals.”
Policy Colleague
Sacramento Region
“Justin's experience managing large organizations and his deep understanding of local government make him uniquely qualified to serve on the Folsom City Council.”
Former Colleague
Public Sector
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