My Story
A Campaign Built From
Lived Experience

My name is Liam Andres O'Neill Hernandez and I'm running for the Camarillo Health Care District Board of Directors, Division 5 ,because I believe every resident deserves access to quality healthcare, transparent leadership, and a Health Care District that always puts our community first.

I'm not a career politician. I'm a small business owner, a former congressional candidate, a Ventura County Democratic Party Fellow, and a lifelong community advocate. My experiences have taught me the importance of listening, serving with integrity, and making decisions that improve people's lives.

I have deep roots in Ventura County. I attended Adolfo Camarillo High School and Oxnard College, and I've spent much of my life living, working, and volunteering throughout our community. Camarillo isn't just where I'm running it's where I've built relationships, served neighbors, and invested in our future.

Through my work in our family owned business, Bedder Mattress, I've had the privilege of helping thousands of local families. Those conversations have given me firsthand insight into the challenges many residents face, from rising healthcare costs and access to mental health services to the need for greater support for our seniors and caregivers.

I'm running for the Camarillo Health Care District because I believe healthcare should be compassionate, accessible, and community focused. I want to strengthen preventive care, expand mental health resources, support healthy aging, and ensure the District operates with transparency, accountability, and responsible stewardship of public resources.

This campaign is about service not politics. It's about listening before leading, bringing people together, and ensuring every resident has a voice in the future of healthcare in our community.

I'm not running to build a political career. I'm running to serve my neighbors, strengthen our local healthcare system, and help build a healthier future for Camarillo.

Together, we can put people first and create a stronger, healthier community for generations to come.