My Platform

A Trusted Voice for Our Home: Tamara's 2026 Vision for District 9

Our community deserves a fighter who gets things done. I’m Tamara Davis Brown, and I’m running for the District 9 County Council seat to be your relentless advocate on the issues that shape our daily lives.

This isn't about politics. It’s about our future.

My plan is built on proven community action, focused on solving our real challenges with real results.

My 2026 Action Plan for the County Council

The County Council's decisions directly impact your wallet, your safety, and your family's future. Here’s my 7-point plan to put District 9 first:

The Five (5) headline issues are:

Affordability for all age groups, especially Seniors and Millenials, Gen Z
Wise Budget funding for schools, public safety and infrastructure
Economic Development that generates tax revenue and good jobs
Expanded healthcare options for veterans, specialty and chronic disease care and mental health
Environmental justice - clean up power plant corridor, Super Fund sites, badly-sited data center proposals

My Record: Not Just Promises, Proof

Tamara worked tirelessly with her neighbors to deliver results for District 9 and Aouth County.

Stopped unwanted development like apartments
Delivered safer road infrastructure
Championed family-friendly economic development like Top Golf in Oxon Hill
Secured extra infrastructure funding from developers like seed money for SAARC
Championed Our Schools like aided PTAs with after-school programs
Delivered Public Safety like the District VII police station and Brandywine Fire Station

Why This Election Matters

The Council seat is about local control—zoning, police oversight, road repairs, and the County budget that funds our schools and other services. My opponents have been absent from these frontline fights. I have been in the trenches with you, and I have the concrete experience to win for our district from Day One.

Together, we can build a safer, stronger, and more prosperous District 9 where our community’s voice is finally heard.

“A Name You Know, A Voice You Trust”

Tamara Davis Brown