CJ is from Asheville, where he attended school and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Asheville (UNCA) with a degree in microbiology.

CJ has worked in various roles within the food industry, including positions as a waiter, barista, and grocery store manager. He has also served as an operations supervisor in parking services for the government.

Charles "CJ" Domingo's campaign for the Asheville City Council is his first run for public office.

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Emphasizes the need to implement climate change protections.

Prioritizes protecting local green spaces.

- Emphasizes the need to implement climate change protections.
- Prioritizes protecting local green spaces.

Public Services

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Believes that relying on the county for basic fire, police, and medical needs indicates government failure.

Advocates for increased officer presence on Saturday and Friday nights.

Advocates for a modernized neighborhood watch program.

- Believes that relying on the county for basic fire, police, and medical needs indicates government failure.
- Advocates for increased officer presence on Saturday and Friday nights.
- Advocates for a modernized neighborhood watch program.

Public Safety

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Wants to create an environment where small businesses can thrive.

- Wants to create an environment where small businesses can thrive.

Economy

As of June 14, 2024, Charles (CJ) Domingo’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Advocates for improving and increasing services for the unhoused.

Emphasizes the need to find the root cause of homelessness.

- Advocates for improving and increasing services for the unhoused.
- Emphasizes the need to find the root cause of homelessness.

Housing & Urban Development

Believes reliable transportation and infrastructure are essential for achieving personal goals. Said, "How can folks plot a path to achieve their goals if they cannot rely upon our roads, our water delivery/recovery, transit, and power to work when they need it?"

Believes reliable transportation and infrastructure are essential for achieving personal goals, saying, "How can folks plot a path to achieve their goals if they cannot rely upon our roads, our water delivery/recovery, transit, and power to work when they need it?"

Believes those who work hard deserve clean streets, functional public transit, accessible sidewalks, and safe recreational spaces. Said, "For many who live in Asheville of 2024, that is not the case."

Believes those who work hard deserve clean streets, functional public transit, accessible sidewalks, and safe recreational spaces, saying, "For many who live in Asheville of 2024, that is not the case."

Supports making transportation and infrastructure improvements "open and visible" to the public and addressing issues with roads, bridges, public transit, and other infrastructure.

Believes Asheville's leaders should prioritize local infrastructure improvements like clean streets, working buses, accessible sidewalks, and safe public spaces. Criticizes current leadership for focusing on national issues over local needs.

Believes Asheville's leaders should prioritize local infrastructure improvements like clean streets, working buses, accessible sidewalks, and safe public spaces, and criticizes current leadership for focusing on national issues over local needs.

Believes we must prioritize improving infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public transit.

- Believes reliable transportation and infrastructure are essential for achieving personal goals, saying, "How can folks plot a path to achieve their goals if they cannot rely upon our roads, our water delivery/recovery, transit, and power to work when they need it?"
- Believes those who work hard deserve clean streets, functional public transit, accessible sidewalks, and safe recreational spaces, saying, "For many who live in Asheville of 2024, that is not the case."
- Supports making transportation and infrastructure improvements "open and visible" to the public and addressing issues with roads, bridges, public transit, and other infrastructure.
- Believes Asheville's leaders should prioritize local infrastructure improvements like clean streets, working buses, accessible sidewalks, and safe public spaces, and criticizes current leadership for focusing on national issues over local needs.
- Believes we must prioritize improving infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public transit.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Charles (CJ) Domingo

Charles (CJ) Domingo is from Asheville, where he attended school and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Asheville (UNCA) with a degree in Microbiology. CJ's father is an immigrant from the Philippines, and his mother is originally from Rosman. Throughout his childhood, CJ's parents demonstrated a strong commitment to helping others in their community. There is no available information regarding CJ's church attendance or family.

Charles (CJ) Domingo is a UNCA graduate with a degree in Microbiology who has worked in various roles within the food industry, including positions as a waiter, barista, and grocery store manager. He has also served as an Operations Supervisor in Parking Services for the government.

As of July 10, 2024, Charles (CJ) Domingo’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Believes reliable transportation and infrastructure are essential for achieving personal goals. Said, "How can folks plot a path to achieve their goals if they cannot rely upon our roads, our water delivery/recovery, transit, and power to work when they need it?"
- Believes those who work hard deserve clean streets, functional public transit, accessible sidewalks, and safe recreational spaces. Said, "For many who live in Asheville of 2024, that is not the case."
- Supports making transportation and infrastructure improvements "open and visible" to the public and addressing issues with roads, bridges, public transit, and other infrastructure.
- Believes Asheville's leaders should prioritize local infrastructure improvements like clean streets, working buses, accessible sidewalks, and safe public spaces. Criticizes current leadership for focusing on national issues over local needs.
- Believes we must prioritize improving infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public transit.

As of July 8, 2024, Charles (CJ) Domingo’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- City council members work together to set and implement city policy. 
- The city council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city.
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 