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Election Day November 3, 2026

Tom Lampe for County Commissioner
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Campbell County Commissioner

Proven Results.Taxpayer Accountability.Campbell County First.

A vote for Tom Lampe means a Campbell County where families feel safe, roads and bridges are dependable, taxes are kept under control and essential services work, no matter where you live.

Tom Lampe marches in a Campbell County parade. He waves an American flag next to a woman in a red campaign shirt. Tom Lampe yard signs and neighbors line the street.

Let’s keep Campbell County moving forward. Support Tom Lampe with a donation today and your vote on November 3.

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Experience, measured by results

  • 17.80 → 15.30

    Property-tax rate, cents per $100

    Tom Lampe has governed as a taxpayer hawk: cutting tax rates, eliminating unnecessary fees, demanding more efficient services and protecting the essential investments that keep Campbell County safe, strong and growing.

  • $3.4M

    Saved for taxpayers

    Built a new emergency radio system with Kenton and Boone Counties. The county did not have to grow to do it.

  • $0

    Net Profits Tax

    Creating a county environment for businesses to succeed. Eliminated the Net Profits Tax for Campbell County Businesses and Sole Proprietors.

  • 54 → 10

    Fatal overdoses per year, 2020 to 2024

    Tom has supported funding for the Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Force and Northern Kentucky Office of Drug Policy while supporting treatment, recovery, police social workers and crisis intervention contributing to a drop in overdose deaths.

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No Community Left Behind In Campbell County

From Newport and Bellevue to Fort Thomas and Alexandria, and throughout rural southern Campbell County, Tom has worked to ensure every community benefits from Campbell County’s progress. Clean water, reliable internet, responsive public safety and essential services should reach everyone.