Ex-FBI agent and former college football player announces run against Sarah Arnold for St. Johns County Commission seat

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Martin Pyszczymuka, a former FBI agent and college football player, has announced his candidacy for a seat on the St. Johns County Commission in Florida. He will run against incumbent Commissioner Sarah Arnold for the District 2 position. Pyszczymuka highlighted his experience in federal law enforcement, small business ownership, and family life as key components of his campaign.
Originally from New Jersey and of Ukrainian descent, Pyszczymuka played as a defensive lineman at Rutgers University. He has expressed concerns about growth-related issues in the county, such as congested roads and overcrowded schools due to rapid development. Pyszczymuka positions himself as an "America First fiscal conservative" and aims to join commissioners Ann Taylor and Krista Joseph in efforts to slow county growth and hold developers accountable.
He holds a bachelor's degree in economics and a master's degree in business administration. Pyszczymuka plans to further detail his platform and engage with residents as the campaign progresses.
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