Let’s elect someone new.
Enlisting was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Attacks on our public institutions, our public unions, the future of our children, and the backbone of our economy have called me to service once again.
The issues
NATURAL HERITAGE
As an economist, I see a state giving away our most precious resource—water—for pennies on the dollar to benefit overseas interests.
HOUSING & Family security
A home should be the foundation of a family’s security, not a profit center for insiders who write the rules.
ACCOUNTABILITY & FAIR PLAY
Our government should answer to the people, not rewrite the rules when voters stand in its way.
It’s time for real representation, from someone who listens.
US ARMY veteran
In the wake of the 2008 recession, I chose to turn a challenge into a calling by enlisting in the U.S. Army. While my parents had initially discouraged me from military service, it proved to be the defining chapter of my life. I am forever grateful for the lessons learned and the honor of serving in our country’s strongest institution.
Masters in Economics
The struggles of 2008 stayed with me long after the markets recovered. They sparked a decade-long journey to understand how we can protect our community from future instability. Ten years after the crash, I walked across the stage with a Master’s in Applied Economics and a mandate to fight for a fairer system."
