Lamar County deserves more than business as usual. I'm running for County Commissioner, Precinct 2, to bring lower taxes, better roads, transparency, and accountability back to local government. If you're ready for something different, I'd be honored to earn your vote on November 3rd. Lower Taxes. Local Control. Liberty First. 🌐 NathanForLiberty.com #NathanForLiberty #LamarCounty #VotePolsky

I’ve posted the Lamar County Sheriff’s Office Flock audit records showing searches originating from Lamar County so anyone can download and review them for themselves. My review found that the Case # field was blank on the overwhelming majority of searches, some searches reached thousands of Flock networks, many search reasons were vague or abbreviated, and nearly a quarter of the 2025 searches I reviewed were attributed to a generic “Dispatch1” account—raising questions about individual accountability if that account is shared. These records don't prove that a particular officer abused the system. They do show just how broad this surveillance system is and how difficult meaningful accountability can be. I’ve also posted the Flock contracts in PDF form so you can review the agreements themselves. My position is simple: government should not be tracking the movements of innocent people. I don’t want a more transparent mass-surveillance system. I want Lamar County out of the mass-surveillance business. Download the Lamar County audit records (.ZIP): nathanforliberty.com/wp-cont… View the Flock contracts (.PDF): nathanforliberty.com/wp-cont…

The Libertarian Party of Texas has officially passed a resolution condemning ALPR systems like Flock Safety and other forms of mass surveillance, and I was proud to join my fellow members of the State Libertarian Executive Committee in voting unanimously to pass it. This isn’t a new position for me. I have a record of speaking out, showing up, and voting against the mass surveillance of innocent people. My position is clear, and it aligns with the principles of my party: government should not be tracking people who are not suspected of a crime. The contrast in this race is just as clear. One of my opponents had the opportunity to stand against mass surveillance right here in Lamar County. Instead, he voted to continue funding it even when doing so runs contrary to the position his own party claims to support. I won’t. If elected County Commissioner, I will continue fighting to end taxpayer funding for Flock and other mass-surveillance systems in Lamar County. If you believe innocent people should not be tracked simply because they drive down a public road, there is ONE clear choice for Precinct 2.