Native Texan looking to cut unnecessary spending and make our community safe again in the great city of Austin
Austin, TX
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Hi neighbors, My name is Brock Skinner, and I’m running for Austin City Council in District 3.
I’m a regular citizen who believes Austin deserves leadership that puts taxpayers first, prioritizes public safety, supports small businesses, and gets our city’s spending under control.
My opponents want to freeze police spending, oppose city audits and will continue the status quo of regular tax hikes.
🎥 Watch this video to learn more about me, my campaign, and where I stand on the issues.
With Election Day on November 3rd, I hope I can earn your support and your vote. Let’s get Austin moving in the right direction!
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It’s a beautiful morning for early voting!
If you’d like to talk directly with your local candidate, I’ll be outside the South Austin Rec Center voting location all day. Come say hi.
EARLY VOTING STARTS TOMORROW!
Austin, District 3 it’s time to make your voice heard!
I’m running for Austin City Council to bring common sense back to City Hall, rein in unnecessary spending, keep taxes in check, and make our streets safer.
This election is about the future of our city and the direction we want Austin to take. I’m asking for your support and your vote.
Vote Brock Skinner for Austin City Council District 3!
Election Day: November 3rd
Learn more about my campaign at Vote4Brock.com
Let’s get Austin back on track!
#Austin #District3 #AustinTX #VoteBrockSkinner #ATX
Austin City Council has approved $566 million in borrowing without voter approval since 2024. That’s money taxpayers will help repay, plus interest. Austin families have to live within their budgets. City Hall should too. Before taking on more debt, taxpayers deserve transparency, accountability, and a say in how their money is spent.
A lot of Austin’s problems can be fixed with a little common sense, how can anyone justify putting a homeless resource center next to a school?
As our November election approaches we need to consider how the future of Austin will look. Candidates who want to freeze or cancel Austin’s police contract shouldn’t be taken seriously when it comes to public safety. Austin is growing rapidly. Our police, EMS, and fire departments need to grow with it or faster. Public safety shouldn’t fall behind population growth. I’m running for District 3 to protect our neighborhoods and make sure Austin has the public safety resources we need.
Austin doesn’t need more excuses. We need leadership that puts taxpayers first, focuses on public safety, and stops wasting money. I’m running for Austin City Council District 3 because I believe we can do better, without raising taxes. November 3rd, vote for common sense. Vote Brock Skinner.
District 3 is desperate for new leadership. Our overgrown sidewalks perfectly reflect our current city leadership and their lack of attention to our community. On November 3rd we have a chance to change course. I’m asking for your vote for City Council and I would be honored to represent and fight for our District. Please check out and share Vote4brock.com
Two people are dead in Austin after two separate homicides early this morning. This cannot become normal. Austin deserves leadership that makes public safety a top priority and demands results. It’s time for new city leadership. November 3rd, we have a choice.
We need to make sure organizations receiving taxpayer funded contracts and grants are not using their position or public resources to engage in political contributions and advocacy. Taxpayer dollars should be going toward the services Austinites were promised, not politics. We need transparency, accountability, and clear rules protecting taxpayers.
Why does it feel like the more expensive Austin gets, the less the city actually does for the taxpayers who are footing the bill?
Do you or someone you know live in Austin City Council District 3?
If so, I’d really appreciate you taking a minute to check out my campaign and learn more about what I’m fighting for. On November 3rd, we have a chance to change course, rein in city spending, and make sure Austin puts taxpayers and basic city services first. Check out Vote4Brock.com and share it with a District 3 friend!
Far too often Austin taxpayers are asked to pay more while our basic city services and infrastructure get pushed to the side. On November 3rd, we have a chance to change course. Want to show your support? DM me for a free yard sign and I’ll have one brought over to you!
Today is National Voter Registration Day!
Austin’s runaway spending is hitting all of us. Higher taxes, stretched budgets, and priorities that don’t match what working families need. Local elections matter more than ever. Register today, then mark your calendar for November 3rd. Let’s elect a City Council that will finally get spending under control and put Austin residents first.
#NationalVoterRegistrationDay #Austin #VoteNovember3
Austin needs less political spending and more results. I’m running for City Council in District 3 to audit city spending and eliminate waste, prioritize roads and infrastructure, invest in public safety, streamline regulations to lower housing costs, and oppose unnecessary tax increases. Let’s make Austin safer, more affordable, and accountable to taxpayers. Vote Brock Skinner on November 3rd.
Austin is losing something fundamental: the ability to trust our public spaces.
Would you feel comfortable leaving your kids at the downtown library right now?
Our children deserve better. Our families deserve better. I’m running for District 3 to deliver the safety and accountability our community is owed.
Austin spent $719,000 in just 26 days managing homeless encampments, yet only 35 people were connected to shelter. That’s roughly $20,500 per person connected to shelter. We have to ask, Are taxpayers getting the results they deserve? Austin needs accountability, measurable outcomes, and a better strategy.