Priorities
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
As a recent graduate , I understand firsthand how difficult it is for young people to afford housing in our area. Rent prices continue to rise and many people are forced to spend most of their paycheck to keep a roof over their head. District 33 should be a place where young professionals, working families, and longtime residents can afford to live and build their future.
INVESTING IN OUR YOUTH
Our young people deserve safe, supportive, and engaging environments that help them grow and succeed. We need to invest more into youth programs, mentorship opportunities, recreational spaces, and community centers that give children and teenagers positive outlets and a sense of belonging.
HEALTHCARE ACCESS
Healthcare should never feel out of reach because of cost. Too many individuals and families struggle to afford doctor visits, medications, and the care they need to live healthy lives. We must continue working toward more affordable and accessible healthcare for every Marylander.
TRUE EQUALITY
I believe everyone deserves to feel seen, valued, and treated fairly regardless of race, gender, age, background, or identity. Equality should exist in every aspect of life, from pay and education to healthcare and the justice system. Building a stronger future means creating opportunities that are accessible to everyone.
CARING FOR OUR SENIORS
Our seniors have spent their lives contributing to our communities, and they deserve to age with dignity, support, and connection. It is important that we invest in programs, activities, and resources that help seniors remain active, safe, and engaged in the community.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Every family deserves to feel safe in their home, school, and community. Public safety starts with strong relationships between communities and local leadership, along with investments in prevention, youth engagement, mental health resources, and community-based solutions.