Columbia, It’s About You!

Proven Leadership. Proven Results.

Sam has a long track record of rolling up his sleeves and serving Columbia. From serving in the Mayor’s Office to serving on the board of many of Columbia’s nonprofits, Sam has been engaged in helping move Columbia forward his entire adult life.

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Hands-On Leadership Experience: Sam has led from the front—whether in city government or community organizations—always focused on practical solutions and real-world impact.

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Deep Community Roots: A lifelong advocate for Columbia, Sam has built trusted relationships across neighborhoods, organizations, and generations.

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Results-Driven Leadership: Whether advancing local initiatives or supporting community programs, Sam delivers real, measurable impact for Columbia residents.

Keeping Columbia Safe!

Sam understands the importance of public safety. He’s worked tirelessly over the years to bring innovative ideas and invest in our community’s safety.

Working to tackle our toughest challenges

Sam has helped lead on some of Columbia’s most critical issues. From the BullStreet project to riverfront development, as your at-large Council representative, I won’t be afraid to work on our toughest challenges.

Protecting our crown jewel – our neighborhoods

Columbia is home to over 100 amazing neighborhoods – many of them historic – with great character. I pledge to work with them to strengthen one of the most important elements of Columbia.

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This service is about you. It’s about Columbia. It’s about imagining the very best Columbia.

  • Runoff Polling Precinct Locations

    POLLING LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN UPDATED FOR THE RUNOFF ELECTION There has been a lot of information about where members of the community can go to vote for the runoff election.

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  • Thank you to our supporters.

    The support coming in from across Columbia, from Councilwoman Tina Herbert, Rep. Seth Rose, Councilman Paul Livingston, and so many others, means a great deal. These are leaders who share

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  • Why voting matters.

    Last Friday, I proudly walked into the Elections Office at 2020 Hampton Street to cast my ballot for our city’s next At-Large seat. Each and every time I vote, I’m

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Imagine a Columbia where we work together – where we tackle the big problems – where we stare threats in the face and fight back inclusively.