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United for Fresno
We read the agendas, show up at the meetings and publish what we find. One question for every public dollar: what did it buy?
Show up. Speak up. Follow the money.
Three pillars.
One standard.
Every position we take has to serve all three. If it fails one, we say so, in writing, with sources.
Transparency
Public money deserves public receipts. We publish sources for every number and ask the city to do the same.
How we check our workSafety
Lit streets, repaired sidewalks, and response times that match the need. Measured block by block.
What we trackProsperity
Small businesses that can open, hire and stay. Fewer permits in limbo, more storefronts with the lights on.
Our small business agenda
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Measure S · Oct 13, 2026Follow the Money Who Is Funding Measure SFresno County needs better roads, safer sidewalks and reliable public transportation. The question is how to meet those needs.Read the article → · 4 minTransparency · Oct 8Before You Vote for a New TaxAsk yourself: Are we getting the results we deserve from the taxes we already pay? Families need money for electricity, fuel, rent, and everyday bills. Asking them to pay more does not guarantee lasting solutions.Read the article → · 1 minMeasure S · Oct 1Who Is Watching the Watchdog? Measure S and the Oversight QuestionImagine hiring someone to manage your business finances. That manager then chooses every member of the committee responsible for watching how the money is spent.Read the article → · 3 minMeasure S · Sep 25Measure S: Are We Investing in the Transportation Fresno County Actually Uses?Fresno County needs transportation investment. Our roads need repair, our sidewalks need attention, and every year we postpone maintenance, deterioration continues and future repairs become more expensive.Read the article → · 4 minMeasure S · Sep 20Measure S Promises More for Local Roads, But Voters Deserve Clearer Answers FirstCracked streets. Potholes.Read the article → · 4 minShow up with us
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