Henry Harrington

Write-In Candidate for Anoka County Commissioner — District 3

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Spending Cuts. Common Sense. No to Flock.

I am running as a write-in candidate for Anoka County Commissioner in District 3. I am a regular working person, just like most of you. I am tired of watching my paycheck shrink while government spending continues to grow. I am running because I believe Anoka County can live within its means just like the rest of us have to. As your County Commissioner, I will not vote to raise our taxes.

Write Me In on November 3

Because I am running as a write-in candidate, my name will not appear on the ballot. You will need to fill in the oval for "Write-in" and then write my name "Henry Harrington."

Sample ballot showing the write-in oval filled in and my name written on the write-in line

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My positions in a nutshell on county spending, the jail project, government surveillance.

About Me

I’m a regular working person who understands what it means to earn a paycheck, pay the bills, and watch the cost of living continue to rise. I believe local government should focus on providing necessary services while respecting the people who have to pay for them.

I’m running for Anoka County Commissioner because I believe county government needs more common sense, greater scrutiny of spending, and officials who remember that taxpayer money belongs to the taxpayers. I want to ask the questions that too often go unasked: Do we really need this? Is there a less expensive way to do it? And is this something county government should be doing in the first place?

I am 100% against Flock!

Questions? Send me an e-Mail: henry_harrington@anoka3.com

The Issues

County Budget

Where does Anoka County get its money, where is that money going, and where can taxpayers get better value?

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Mass Government Surveillance

Flock cameras, license-plate tracking, privacy, government surveillance, and the need for greater oversight.

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Jail Spending

How did a jail project once discussed at approximately $100 million grow into a project costing more than twice that amount?

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