About Me

I am a Democratic Socialist dedicated to easing life for families in Howard County. I bring extensive accounting and finance experience—holding a Master’s in Accounting from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and a Bachelor’s in Economics from Boston University—which informs my focus on responsible budgets and fully funded public services. Before my finance career, I interned on Capitol Hill and studied government in D.C., giving me a deep understanding of political systems. I am committed to rooting out corruption, fully funding education, retaining our teachers, easing the cost of living for seniors, and fighting for more affordable housing in our county.

Priorities

  • Fully funded public education and well-paid educators.

  • Fight for affordable living: housing, wages, and healthcare for all.

  • Ensure resident-first governance by ending special interest influence and restructuring our dysfunctional Board of Appeals.

Other Priorities

  • Call for a ban on all AI data centers in the county.

  • Remove AI data centers from our local power grid and water supply.

  • Establish community health centers to reduce emergency room strain and lower costs.

  • Fully fund food pantries to ensure no family goes hungry.

  • Fight for more affordable housing access by strengthening our Housing Trust Fund, increasing inclusionary zoning, eliminating the fee in lieu program for developers, and utilizing underdeveloped commercial areas.

  • Advocate for abolishing ICE operations and removing ICE presence from our county.

  • Support small businesses through low-interest loans, removing bureaucratic hurdles, and ensuring equitable access for minority-owned businesses.

  • Expand the aging-in-place tax credit by removing the 8-year limit and lowering the residency requirement from 30 years to 10–15 years, so more seniors can remain in their homes.

Endorsements

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Press

Progressive activist to challenge incumbent Rigby for Howard County Council

The Baltimore Sun

Who’s running for office in Howard County? A doctor, a W.R. Grace opponent, a lone Republican and more

The Baltimore Banner

Frequently Asked Questions

  • On June 23rd in the Democratic primary. I’ll appear on your ballot if you’re in Councilmanic District 3.

  • The Republican candidate rarely wins this district, so if I win the democratic primary on June 23rd, it’s understood I’ll likely win the General Election in November.

  • I’m an activist candidate who cares genuinely for the well-being of all residents, including the most vulnerable among us. I’m ready to stand boldy for the interests of the working class, despite opposition from corporate interests.

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