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Juliet Agocha for Prince George's County Council- District 4
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Active in the community. Present in moments of need. Dr. Juliet Agocha—This is leadership that shows up—not just in words, but in action.
Meet Dr. Juliet Agocha
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My name is Juliet Agocha, and I am running to serve as your Council Member for Prince George’s County—District 4.
I know what it means to struggle — because I have lived it. And I know what it takes to rise — because I’ve walked that road too. I’m not a politician; I am your neighbor, your sister, a wife, and a mother of three. I am running to serve you, to fight for us, and to make sure every voice in District 4 is heard.
In 2009, I was homeless. As an immigrant in a new country, I faced nights without a place to sleep, days not knowing where my next meal would come from, and the heavy weight of feeling invisible in a world that too often overlooks people like me. I have felt that fear. I have felt that pain. And I have felt the unshakable determination it takes to keep moving forward, even when the odds are against you.
Today, I am blessed to be a wife and proud mother of three, a PhD degree holder in leadership, and building a life filled with love, hope, and accountability. But I have never forgotten those difficult years — and they are why I fight. I know that every family deserves stability, safety, and the opportunity to thrive. What I want for my own children, I want for every child and family in District 4.
I am not a career politician. I am someone who has lived the struggles that too many of our neighbors face. That is why I am running for County Council — because no one in our community should have to endure what I went through. On the Council, I will fight for affordable housing, quality education, safe neighborhoods, access to good-paying jobs, and programs that uplift families. I will bring my lived experience, compassion, and determination to every decision I make. No more politics over people — it’s time for leadership that puts our families and communities first.
This election isn’t about politics — it’s about our community, our seniors, our children, and our families. It is about building a Prince George's where every voice matters, where every family has a fair chance, and where hope turns into opportunity. I’ve been where you are. I will fight for where we can go — but I cannot do this without you.
Vote Juliet Agocha for Prince George’s County Council, District 4 — a voice for the people, a fighter for our future. Together, we rise!
I know what it means to struggle — because I have lived it. And I know what it takes to rise — because I’ve walked that road too. I’m not a politician; I am your neighbor, your sister, a wife, and a mother of three. I am running to serve you, to fight for us, and to make sure every voice in District 4 is heard.
In 2009, I was homeless. As an immigrant in a new country, I faced nights without a place to sleep, days not knowing where my next meal would come from, and the heavy weight of feeling invisible in a world that too often overlooks people like me. I have felt that fear. I have felt that pain. And I have felt the unshakable determination it takes to keep moving forward, even when the odds are against you.
Today, I am blessed to be a wife and proud mother of three, a PhD degree holder in leadership, and building a life filled with love, hope, and accountability. But I have never forgotten those difficult years — and they are why I fight. I know that every family deserves stability, safety, and the opportunity to thrive. What I want for my own children, I want for every child and family in District 4.
I am not a career politician. I am someone who has lived the struggles that too many of our neighbors face. That is why I am running for County Council — because no one in our community should have to endure what I went through. On the Council, I will fight for affordable housing, quality education, safe neighborhoods, access to good-paying jobs, and programs that uplift families. I will bring my lived experience, compassion, and determination to every decision I make. No more politics over people — it’s time for leadership that puts our families and communities first.
This election isn’t about politics — it’s about our community, our seniors, our children, and our families. It is about building a Prince George's where every voice matters, where every family has a fair chance, and where hope turns into opportunity. I’ve been where you are. I will fight for where we can go — but I cannot do this without you.
Vote Juliet Agocha for Prince George’s County Council, District 4 — a voice for the people, a fighter for our future. Together, we rise!
What I Stand For
✔ Affordable Housing
I am fighting for affordable housing because housing is not just a policy issue—it’s personal, it’s human, and it’s foundational to dignity. I am fighting for affordable housing because I’ve lived the struggle, I’ve seen the consequences of inaction, and I believe Prince George’s County can do better. We can create policies that protect residents, support first-time homebuyers, preserve existing affordable units, and ensure development works for the people—not against them. This fight is about fairness. It’s about stability. And it’s about making sure everyone in our county has a place to call home—and a future they can believe in.
I am fighting for affordable housing because housing is not just a policy issue—it’s personal, it’s human, and it’s foundational to dignity. I am fighting for affordable housing because I’ve lived the struggle, I’ve seen the consequences of inaction, and I believe Prince George’s County can do better. We can create policies that protect residents, support first-time homebuyers, preserve existing affordable units, and ensure development works for the people—not against them. This fight is about fairness. It’s about stability. And it’s about making sure everyone in our county has a place to call home—and a future they can believe in.
✔ Better Education
I am fighting for better education because we cannot keep this generation undereducated—and then expect them to carry the future. Education is the foundation of opportunity. When our schools are underfunded, overcrowded, or disconnected from real-world needs, we are setting our children up to struggle before they even begin. That is not a failure of our students—it is a failure of priorities. As a mother and a community advocate, I see how deeply education shapes a child’s confidence. Every child deserves more than survival-level learning, and our educators deserve better compensation.
I am fighting for better education because we cannot keep this generation undereducated—and then expect them to carry the future. Education is the foundation of opportunity. When our schools are underfunded, overcrowded, or disconnected from real-world needs, we are setting our children up to struggle before they even begin. That is not a failure of our students—it is a failure of priorities. As a mother and a community advocate, I see how deeply education shapes a child’s confidence. Every child deserves more than survival-level learning, and our educators deserve better compensation.
✔ Safer Communities
I am fighting for safe communities because safety is not abstract to me—it is deeply personal. I see our roads neglected, streetlights unmaintained, ponds left untreated, and parks forgotten—crumbling, dark, and unsafe. These conditions create daily danger for families, seniors, and children just trying to get home safely. Neglect sends a clear message that certain neighborhoods don’t matter, and that is unacceptable.
This fight became even more real when my aunt’s only child was murdered. That kind of loss never leaves you. No parent, no aunt, no family should ever have to bury a child and be left wondering if more could have been done. We can do better—and we must.
I am fighting for safe communities because safety is not abstract to me—it is deeply personal. I see our roads neglected, streetlights unmaintained, ponds left untreated, and parks forgotten—crumbling, dark, and unsafe. These conditions create daily danger for families, seniors, and children just trying to get home safely. Neglect sends a clear message that certain neighborhoods don’t matter, and that is unacceptable.
This fight became even more real when my aunt’s only child was murdered. That kind of loss never leaves you. No parent, no aunt, no family should ever have to bury a child and be left wondering if more could have been done. We can do better—and we must.
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