I’m not a career politician—I’m a teacher, a husband, and an everyday American who’s tired of seeing Washington work for itself instead of the people it’s meant to serve.

As a special education teacher, I’ve learned that real progress takes patience, empathy, and perseverance. Those lessons shape how I approach every challenge. I’ve also spent time in corporate America, and I’ve seen firsthand how the system is rigged for the well-connected while working families struggle to make ends meet.

I’m not wealthy, and I don’t have big donors funding my campaign. I’m running because I believe the government should represent all of us—not just the few. It’s time for leaders who understand what everyday life really looks like, who listen, and who put people before profits.

I’m fighting for free healthcare, living wages, quality education, and reproductive rights—because dignity, fairness, and opportunity shouldn’t be privileges reserved for some; they should be guaranteed for everyone. I also support real accountability: term limits, ending congressional pensions, and establishing a judicial code of ethics for the Supreme Court.

At home, I’m a proud husband and volunteer. My wife and I foster pugs through a local rescue program, helping dogs find their forever homes. Whether it’s in the classroom, the community, or Congress, my mission is the same—to stand up for those who don’t have a voice and to build a country that truly works for the people.