New Challenges,
New Leadership.
Your District. Your Voice. Your Future.
Kim Short is running for the Potomac District seat on the Board of County Supervisors. The Board decides how Prince William County grows, how your tax dollars are used, and how effectively local government responds to the needs of our communities.
YOU are the heartbeat of this campaign.
Kim Short understands that local government decisions affect what we pay, how our neighborhoods grow, the condition of our roads and infrastructure, the resources available to our schools and public safety agencies, and the services and amenities that shape our quality of life. That is why she wants to ensure the people impacted the most have a seat at the decision-making table.
Residents should not have to be experts in county government to understand those decisions or to have a meaningful voice in them.
Kim believes residents deserve to know what is being decided, how it affects their community, and how they can participate — before the decision is made.
Kim will tell you what is happening in Prince William County — every decision from the Board of County Supervisors meeting that affects the Potomac District, in plain language. Starting now, not next spring.
Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret.)
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Effective representation begins before someone takes office.
Kim is not waiting for Election Day to begin advocating for the people of the Potomac District. She is listening, sharing information, connecting residents with resources, and helping neighbors understand how county decisions affect their families and communities.
This Is Your Community
As your Supervisor, Kim intends to do more than simply vote at Board meetings. She wants to help you understand county government, make your voice heard, and work together toward a community that is affordable, connected, well-resourced, and full of opportunities to live, work, shop, dine, recreate, raise a family, and enjoy life.
Your voice matters before Election Day — and it will matter after it.
Pentagon Strategic Planner and Public Health Leader. Combat Commander.
Kim has over 39 years of leadership experience — successfully leading people, organizations, and teams.
Kim currently volunteers and serves over 40 hours a week in the community and with several non-profit organizations.
“I’m not running to be a politician. I’m running to be a neighbor — someone who shows up, listens, and fights every single day to make this community better for every family in the Potomac District.”
— Kim Short