- Lower Taxes. Local Control. Liberty First.
Nathan Polsky
for Lamar County Commissioner, Precinct 2
About me
Texas, Born and Raised
Putting Families, Property Rights, and Freedom First.
I’m Nathan Polsky, and I’m running for Lamar County Commissioner, Precinct 2, because county government should focus on the basics, respect individual liberty, and be accountable to taxpayers.
That means lower taxes, responsible spending, better roads and bridges, protection of property rights and privacy, and greater transparency in county government.
I believe commissioners should ask hard questions, demand clear answers, and make sure every taxpayer dollar is spent responsibly.
Lower Taxes. Local Control. Liberty First.
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Key Issues & Priorities
Our county deserves leadership rooted in principle — not politics. These are the values and priorities that will guide my decisions as County Commissioner, always grounded in limited government, individual rights, and respect for private property.
Lower Taxes & Responsible Spending
Taxpayers should not be expected to continually do more with less while county government spends more. Every dollar the county collects should have a clear purpose, and every increase in spending should be justified to the people paying for it.
- Keep property taxes as low as possible and support available local homestead exemptions.
- Scrutinize county spending instead of automatically carrying expenses forward year after year.
- Prioritize essential services before expanding programs, staffing, or unnecessary purchases.
- Protect county reserves and avoid spending decisions that create pressure for future tax increases.
County government should live within its means just like the families and businesses it serves.
Roads & Bridges
Safe, reliable roads are one of the most basic responsibilities of county government. Residents deserve maintenance based on actual need and repairs that solve problems instead of repeatedly patching them.
- Prioritize roads based on condition, safety, traffic, and need — not politics.
- Address drainage and culvert problems before they destroy roads.
- Use competitive bidding and hold contractors accountable for the quality of their work.
- Focus on long-term maintenance instead of repairs that have to be repeated year after year.
Take care of the roads we have and make every road dollar count.
Privacy & Government Surveillance
You should not have to give up your privacy simply because you drive on a public road. Mass-surveillance systems collect information about innocent people who are not suspected of any crime.
- Oppose funding for Flock cameras and similar mass-surveillance systems.
- Work to end county contracts, subscriptions, and data-sharing agreements involving mass surveillance.
- Require surveillance technology and spending to be publicly disclosed and scrutinized.
- Oppose county budgets that use taxpayer dollars to expand the tracking of law-abiding residents.
Public safety does not require treating everyone like a suspect.
Property Rights & Local Control
Your property belongs to you — not the government, developers, or politically connected interests. Lamar County can grow without sacrificing the rights of the people who already live here.
- Oppose eminent domain used to take private property for another party's benefit.
- Keep decisions affecting Lamar County as local and accountable as possible.
- Require major developments to bear the costs they create for roads, infrastructure, and county services.
- Oppose sweetheart deals and special treatment that shift private costs onto taxpayers.
Economic growth should come through voluntary cooperation, not government force.
Transparency & Accountability
Taxpayers deserve to know where their money goes, how decisions are made, and what they are getting in return. Transparency should happen before money is spent — not only after someone starts asking questions.
- Demand clear justification for major purchases and budget requests.
- Make contracts, bids, projects, and major expenditures easier for residents to follow.
- Ask questions before approving spending instead of simply accepting that something was budgeted before.
- Hold departments and contractors accountable for results, not just whether money was spent.
If government cannot clearly explain why it needs your money, it should not be spending it.
Defend Individual Rights / Second Amendment
Individual rights do not disappear at the county line. Local government should protect the liberty of the people it serves — not continually search for new ways to regulate or control them.
- Defend the Second Amendment at the county level and oppose using county resources to restrict lawful gun ownership or carry.
- Refuse to fund enforcement of unconstitutional mandates with county tax dollars.
- Protect due process, individual liberty, and equal treatment under the law.
- Oppose unnecessary expansion of county authority into the lives of peaceful residents.
Rights are not privileges granted by government — they are limits on government.
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