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Our county has incredible strengths: outstanding schools, thriving businesses, beautiful parks, and dedicated public servants. But we also face real challenges that require thoughtful, practical leadership. I'm not running to make empty promises. I'm running because I believe that by working together, we can make housing more attainable, protect the services our neighbors depend on, improve transportation throughout District 6, and ensure your tax dollars are spent responsibl

Every tax dollar should be treated with respect. As an engineer, I've spent my career evaluating problems, improving efficiency, and finding practical solutions. I'll bring that same mindset to the County Board by carefully reviewing spending, prioritizing projects that deliver measurable benefits, and aggressively pursuing state and federal grant opportunities before asking taxpayers to contribute more. Responsible government isn't about spending the least—it's about spendin

Transportation is more than roads and traffic. It's about opportunity. Many residents in District 6—including seniors, people with disabilities, students, and workers—need better ways to reach jobs, medical appointments, schools, and local businesses. Expanding transportation options will improve quality of life, strengthen our local economy, and help ensure that every resident can fully participate in our community. Smart transportation investments also support businesses by

A strong community takes care of its people. Our seniors, veterans, families experiencing hardship, and neighbors facing food insecurity deserve reliable access to the services that help them live with dignity. I will work to protect these essential programs while pursuing grants and partnerships that reduce the burden on local taxpayers whenever possible. Supporting those in need isn't just compassionate—it's an investment in a healthier, stronger community.

Owning a home has become increasingly difficult for many families. Young adults are delaying homeownership, seniors are struggling to remain in their homes, and working families often find themselves priced out of the communities they love. As a Realtor, I've seen these challenges firsthand. I believe DuPage County should work with municipalities, developers, and community organizations to encourage responsible housing growth, expand attainable housing options, and remove unn

So the government shutdown is over, and a lot of people are angry at the Democratic leadership for caving without getting much in return, especially the ACA subsidies that they were fighting for in the first place. People are right to be angry. The timing (right after the election). The Dems who voted to end it were either retiring or not on the ballot next year. It sounds like more political games again, instead of seriously fighting for the American people. In my opinion,

After the General Election of 2024, I realized I needed to do more than just post on social media why electing Trump was a bad idea. I had to get more personally involved. I started by attending a Winfield Township Democratic Organization meeting. From that start came an opportunity to be appointed to an open position on the County Board. And while I did not get appointed, the process convinced me that I could do more good as an elected official than any other role in the

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