Your vote, my promise.
I promise to get the ball rolling. Let’s change how it's done.
My Plan to win is Change how it's Done
My promise - get the ball rolling to reclaim Congress for the next 250 years, not just the next election.
George Washington warned that parties would divide us. He was right — today, they’ve crippled Congress, driven up debt, and put parties over country.
Power the Promise Phase 1
Your $25 helps get us on the ballot. Let’s prove regular people can run this country for the next 250 years.
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Jay Bowman Independent Candidate Kentucky 6th Congressional District
The other Guy
I am often asked “what can I do, I’m just one person"
Phase 1
$25 to get the ball rolling for another 250 years
I’m launching with a bold ask: $25 from 250 Kentuckians in the 6th District.
This isn’t about big donors — it’s about real people who believe in a new kind of campaign.
That $6,250 will fund:
Door-to-door canvassing
Local digital ads (Facebook, Google, Nextdoor).
Yard signs, mailers, and campaign materials.
Website, branding, and volunteer tools.
I’m not raising millions. I’m building a movement — one conversation at a time.
Why It Works:
No incumbent means no name recognition to beat
Voters are tired of expensive, empty campaigns.
I’m running the lowest-cost, highest-integrity campaign in the race.
I’ll stand out by being transparent, accessible, and accountable — not loud and flashy.
National Support, Local Roots:
I’m proud to be part of the Independent Candidate Network (ICN).
A coalition of independents running nationwide with a shared mission.
Elect at least 5 independents in 2026 to deny either party a majority.
This isn’t symbolic. It’s strategic.
With just 5, we can force compromise, restore debate, and get Congress working again.
The ICN Provides:
Voter data tools
Coordinated messaging and media training.
Volunteer coordination across districts.
We’re not running alone. We’re building a national movement, starting right here in Kentucky.
This isn’t about money — it’s about momentum.
We don’t need Wall Street. We need Main Street.