Committee to Elect Sherry for County Council

08/27/2026

This is what leadership looks like. 💙

Our Democratic candidates are stepping forward because they believe public service should be about people, community, and opportunity for everyone.

They believe in supporting working families, protecting our freedoms, strengthening public education, defending democracy, treating every person with dignity and respect, and making sure everyone has a fair shot at building a good life. Those are values Democrats are fighting for across the country.

These are our neighbors. Our community members. People willing to put their names on the ballot and do the work to make Howard County stronger, fairer, safer, and more welcoming for everyone.

This is our Democratic team. And they’re ready to lead. 🇺🇸💙

Learn their names. Meet them. Support them. Volunteer for them. When the time comes VOTE for them.

Because change doesn’t just happen in Washington or Indianapolis.
It starts right here at home.
Together, we can make it happen.

08/13/2026

Axell says to vote for his Mimi this fall !
You can’t argue with that face ❤️

07/24/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out Wednesday and supported me. Thank you to those across party lines willing to discuss issues at hand without division but the common ground of finding solutions that secure the future health, safety and sustainability of the people of this community.
Let me introduce you again to my republican campaign mgr/treasurer, Glenda Myers. I asked her because I trust her. She and I were both raised with the same core values and heart for serving.
I thought back to the night of the primary when one of our current commissioners publicly said, “they are coming for us”, “they don’t think like us.” I thought what a deranged thing to say about the opposing party in local races. I realized, he wasn’t talking about the democratic opponents. He was referring to the constituents he represents, people like you who have had enough of backroom deals, lack of transparency and accountability. You are showing up loudly and asking questions that make them uncomfortable. Keep showing up and most importantly show up this fall and vote.

07/22/2026

Come out this evening!

Please share !
Come out and meet me ! My good friend Bryce Gustafson from the Citizens Action Coalition will be on hand to answer questions about Data Centers. Bryce has been advocating against Data Centers in communities all over Indiana since the start.

07/21/2026

Please share ! Come out tomorrow and bring your questions and concerns! I have some signed copies of my book Profits Over People that I will be gifting until I run out !

Please share !
Come out and meet me ! My good friend Bryce Gustafson from the Citizens Action Coalition will be on hand to answer questions about Data Centers. Bryce has been advocating against Data Centers in communities all over Indiana since the start.

07/16/2026

Please share !
Come out and meet me ! My good friend Bryce Gustafson from the Citizens Action Coalition will be on hand to answer questions about Data Centers. Bryce has been advocating against Data Centers in communities all over Indiana since the start.

07/15/2026

Come see me at the fair this week and voice your concerns!

05/21/2026

I encourage you to read this article then read it again. Corruption, lack of accountability and transparency have become such a way of business in Kokomo that the Mayor is talking about the undocumented workers in town at the hotel and housing projects instead of using union workers is saving money and better for the economy so he’s been told. Take note that he was notified of this at the beginning of 2026 as well as the Kokomo Common Council by the Carpenters Union. So do tell, who approved these contractors for these projects that allegedly use undocumented workers and pay them under the table ??

Work on downtown hotel, southside apartments allegedly performed by undocumented workers

05/10/2026

Today is a day I’m reminded why I do what I do !
Happy Heavenly Mother’s Day to my Mom!
She lost her life at age 36 to an aggressive breast cancer caused from exposure to trichloroethylene. She was one of 12 women in 1974, under the age of 40 in plant 8 at Delco/GM Kokomo that died from this.
I am her voice and the voice for all the other victims of corporate greed, backroom deals, lack of transparency and accountability among our elected officials. This contamination has spread beyond the factories and affects our communities and neighborhoods in the form of unremediated plumes and contamination. Industrial growth in a town that continues the practice of allowing corporate greed to continue to dominate and contaminate us by looking the other way, will get a big, loud NO vote from me. Don’t ever underestimate my voice as one person or my ability to expose those who participate and support this. No one should ever have to honor their mother this way for these reasons !

05/05/2026

The polls are busy ! Get out there and let your voice be heard !