Tempe Residents Need Local Advocacy

I want a Tempe where families can put down roots, students choose to stay after graduation, and neighbors feel seen and supported. A place where the people who make this city vibrant actually get to help shape it.

Affordable housing is a big one—people are being priced out of their own neighborhoods. I’m also focused on climate resilience and protecting our water. Public education, safe and connected transit, and rebuilding trust in local government are all priorities for me. These things are connected. We can’t afford to address them in isolation.

I’m not a politician. I didn’t plan to run for office. I’ve been a builder, an organizer, a listener—someone who shows up for people. I believe leadership is an act of love. It’s about being present, not perfect. That’s what I bring to the table.

I lead with empathy, transparency, and long-term thinking. I believe we have a responsibility to protect people and places—to make sure growth doesn’t come at the cost of the community. That means listening first, making decisions with care, and staying grounded in what matters.

We all deserve a seat at the table. But if that table doesn’t exist, I’ll help build it. That means more opportunities for people to be heard—not just in meetings, but in the everyday rhythm of civic life. I want folks to feel like this campaign belongs to them.

I’m here for the people who’ve been left out of the conversation. Artists, teachers, caregivers, small business owners, young people trying to stay in the city they love. I want to make sure Tempe’s leadership actually reflects the people who live and work here.

You don’t need to be experienced in politics. You just need to care. Whether it’s signing the petition, knocking on doors, coming to a house gathering, or sharing your story—I’d love to have you involved. This campaign is built on relationships, not resumes.