I know what it feels like to be unheard.

I know what it’s like to sit at a kitchen table doing the math—deciding whether the bill that gets paid this month is electricity, rent, or groceries. I know what it’s like to wait in food lines, to start over with nothing, and to raise a child through instability while still believing that a better future is possible.

Those experiences didn’t break me. They forged me—and they gave me a voice.

I became an accountant to understand the systems that too often fail working families. Today, I serve as a senior auditor, holding organizations accountable and ensuring that public and private dollars are used responsibly. I’ve led teams, reviewed complex financial systems, and helped organizations operate with transparency and integrity.

But numbers alone don’t tell the full story of our city.

I am running for the Texas House because too many voices in Dallas are being ignored—families priced out of their neighborhoods, seniors struggling to afford care, young people searching for opportunity, and communities that feel unseen by those in power. I’m running to change that—to be a clear, bold, and compassionate Voice of Dallas.

My faith guides me. My lived experience grounds me. And my professional background equips me to fight for real, responsible solutions.

As your representative, I will amplify your voice by fighting to expand access to healthcare, champion housing affordability and tenant protections, lower property taxes, ensure children have food when school is out, and bring accountability and transparency to government.

This campaign is about unity, dignity, and making sure every person in Dallas is heard and valued.

I am not running for power.
I am running to carry your voice.

Together, we will make Dallas stronger.