I’m a proud Milwaukeean and working-class progressive who believes our city works best when it works for everyone.

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As a residential property manager and licensed real estate agent, I see firsthand how our housing system is failing too many of us—tenants priced out, families struggling to find stability, and properties left to rot and become dangerous by careless management. I’ve spent years navigating those challenges from the inside, and I know that bold, people-first policies are not only possible—they’re necessary.

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Before my work in housing, I served with the Wisconsin Humane Society and earned the rank of Eagle Scout—experiences that shaped my values of compassion, service, and integrity. I also know what it’s like to live without health insurance, rely on food assistance, and wonder how you’re going to make ends meet. Those struggles have never left me—and they drive everything I do.

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Milwaukee deserves leaders who live the realities working people face every day—and who have the courage to fight for change.

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Our city has a proud progressive history. Under Mayor Dan Hoan, Milwaukee was a national model for honest, people-centered government—building affordable housing, expanding public services, and putting everyday residents ahead of corporate profits. We can reclaim that legacy.

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Today, we face deep inequality, disinvestment, and a status quo that isn’t working for most of us. But I believe we can turn the tide—with leadership rooted in equity, transparency, and real accountability.

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Because common-sense policies—like safe housing, reliable transit, strong unions, public safety without over-policing, and affordable health care—aren’t radical. They’re just long overdue.

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Milwaukee has always led the way when people come together and demand better. Let’s do it again. Let’s build a city that works for all of us.

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Together.