Dr. Isaac Montilla Highlights His "We Not Me" Leadership Philosophy in the Race for County Commissioner

For Immediate Release

Tallahassee, FL – October 25, 2024

In the race for District 4 County Commissioner, Dr. Isaac Montilla has emerged as a refreshing candidate with a bold, community-first vision.

His campaign centers around the slogan "We Not Me," a philosophy that sets him apart in today’s political landscape.

Montilla’s unique approach is focused on putting the needs of the people above personal ambitions or special interests, ensuring that every decision made in office is for the collective benefit of the community.

"As a leader, it’s not about what I want, but what we, as a community, need," said Dr. Montilla. "Too often, politicians focus on their own gains or cater to special interest groups. My commitment is to the people of District 4. I want to bring us together to solve the real issues that affect our daily lives, from public safety to responsible development."

Montilla’s "We Not Me" mantra is more than a slogan; it’s a guiding principle that underscores his desire to foster unity and shared progress.

In a world where political polarization is rampant, Montilla is emphasizing collaboration, listening to constituents, and ensuring that local government is transparent and accountable.

"Leadership is contagious," Montilla added. "When you lead with integrity and put the community first, others will follow.

I believe that by demonstrating true, selfless leadership in District 4, we can create a ripple effect throughout the county, inspiring others to make decisions that benefit everyone, not just a few."

Montilla's leadership is already resonating with voters. His door-to-door efforts and community outreach have been met with praise.

One local resident commented, "He’s like nothing we’ve ever seen. It would be amazing for a guy like this to be a county commissioner."

Dr. Montilla’s approach stands out in an era where special interests often dominate politics.

He has committed to avoiding contributions from developers and other groups that could compromise his decision-making, promising voters that his campaign is funded by the people, for the people.

"Dr. Montilla is the real deal," said another supporter. "I hope and pray he can get there because we need him so bad."

As the race heats up, Montilla’s "We Not Me" approach is gaining traction among voters looking for a leader who will prioritize the community above all else.

With Election Day approaching, Dr. Montilla is inviting the citizens of District 4 to join him in building a stronger, more united Tallahassee.

For more information on Dr. Isaac Montilla’s campaign and his "We Not Me" platform, visit https://www.wenotme4leon.com