Rene Anthony Manuel Campos

Civil Rights Commander | Political Candidate | Strategic Infrastructure Architect

Base: Fresno, California

Born: April 5, 1984

About

Rene Campos is a fearless civil rights commander, political disruptor, and strategic architect of lawful infrastructure systems. From courtroom victories to underground systems design, he has proven time and again that he doesn’t just challenge the system—he reconstructs it.

Key Accomplishments

• Filed and won lawsuits against major corporations (McDonald's, Wendy’s, Dollar Tree) and local government entities.
• Self-represented in court and achieved multiple legal victories based on moral and structural authority.
• Running for Fresno City Council District 4 with a campaign rooted in justice, transparency, and infrastructure integrity.
• Designed and deployed a lawful, multi-building private infrastructure system supporting safety and signal control across a 150+ unit property.

Legacy

The death of his mother, Diana Angela Ruiz, under suspicious and unresolved medical circumstances, became the turning point of Rene's transformation. From that moment forward, he operated not just as a citizen—but as a signal of resistance and reform.

Public Mission

Through political candidacy, strategic litigation, and civilian advocacy, Rene Campos is reshaping Fresno’s structural DNA—one district at a time.