Where I Stand On

The Issues

Investment In Youth and Education

We must enact educational equity policies that ensure that Mississippi no longer ranks at the bottom, but that we are providing students with school environments that are conducive for innovative learning, that we are resourcing schools with the tools they need to be successful and that we are paying teachers what they need so that we can continue to recruit and retain professional educators.

Legislative Agenda

Our Legislative Agenda is reflective of the issues that constituents say are most important. As your next state representative, I will ensure that I work alongside you to implement solutions that benefit all people and build communities.

Economic Growth & Infrastructure Improvement

District 68 needs economic growth that will not only create more jobs and boost wages, but will also bring in more tax revenue. This will allow for improvement in our infrastructure and more investment in our youth.

Expand Voter Access

Democracy cannot work unless everyone has the power to use their voice at the ballot box. Our government must be transparent and accountable to the people it represents.I will fight for measures that make it easier, not harder for people to vote, including online voter registration, no-excuse early voting, and voter restoration.

Justice in the Criminal Legal System

Mississippi imprisons people at the third highest per capita rate in the country, and the majority of people behind bars are Black. Our addiction to prison has damaged families and communities, and wasted billions of taxpayer dollars. I will fight for reforms that put justice back into our criminal legal system.

Access to Healthcare

No one should be denied access to health care because of where they live or how much money they make. I will fight to ensure that the wellbeing of all my constituents is prioritized. Better health outcomes help all of us.