Oklahoma State House District 92 (unopposed)

“Having been a public school teacher, Public Education will always be a top concern for me and I will be a strong advocate for ensuring our schools have the best support and funding possible. My experience of growing up in a working class, multicultural home has provided me with a unique and inclusive perspective as well as an unflinching drive to ensure that all Oklahomans are able to share the benefits that our state’s growth and development brings.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

“The Oklahoma City Bombing. I was seven years old and in the first grade at Sacred Heart School, a mere 3 miles from the bombing site. While some of my classmates recalled feeling the bomb, I don’t remember that. I do remember seeing the aftermath and news coverage showing the endless amount of sorrow and grief of survivors, but also the resolve of first responders and volunteers rushing to provide whatever help they could.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

“We have to get back to a place of compromise within our state legislature. The stark partisanship that has taken over in the last two decades has driven our state rankings downward in all categories where we want to be improving and made this a state that is unwelcome and unfriendly to current and future residents.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)