Cameron has deep roots in Warren County, with a family history of public service spanning generations. He's a conservative, a community activist, and a volunteer for countless local initiatives.

For the past year, he has served with the Warren County Republican Committee. During this time he has worked to elect conservatives across the town, county, and state, as well as serving as lead director for President Trump's campaign.

Cameron is a long-time advocate against tax increases, has fought against the over-development of the Happy Creek District, and stood up against Valley Health and its monopoly on healthcare in the Shenandoah Valley. Warren County is home and he will continue connecting with community members to ensure that their voices are heard.

After much thought, prayer, and consultation with the residents of Warren County's Happy Creek District, Cameron has decided to run for the Board of Supervisors.

On the Board of Supervisors, Cameron will continue the fight to ensure that the residents of Happy Creek don't have to choose between paying their taxes or buying groceries, worry about being priced out of their homes, and worry about driving hours to receive quality medical care. Cameron will pursue initiatives to support public safety, including continued support for safe staffing of the Fire Department in all areas of Warren County and adequate funding and resources for the Warren County Sheriff's Department so that they can continue their vital work without concern for staff or equipment.

The residents of Happy Creek deserve sensible, conservative leadership on the Board of Supervisors. They will have that option on November 4, 2025.