About me

I am an operations manager, energy medicine practitioner, former KUSD substitute teacher, and concerned resident in Kenosha. I first became interested in running in serving in a public office when I learned about the proposed data center, which will bring air pollution, water pollution, and will increase our utility bills.

If elected, these are a few of the goals that I will work towards:

Affordability – I will advocate for rent control and empowering ownership for our residents. I am against the proposed data center which will raise our utility bills.

People First – I support more resources for our homeless community. I will push for the decommissioning of the AI surveillance cameras currently tracking our residents. I am in favor of clean water and clean air, which is why I will continue to oppose the data center which threatens our natural resources.

Transparency – I will make sure information about what’s happening in Kenosha is easily accessible. I support limiting the use of NDA’s that keep residents in the dark about proposed projects.

Innovation – Other countries build roads that last 30 years or more, Kenosha should too! I also support a program that will incentivize resident’s ideas if they directly benefit our city. I will advocate for a makerspace in the city that will make industrial equipment and skill development available to all residents.

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” - Jeremiah 29:11