A Future You Can Afford
Vote for a WV where everyone eats, lives, and thrives
Fighting for what matters
Lived it
Feeds neighbors
Keeps us accountable
I've worked for $8.25 an hour, rationed a $2 coffee to get through a double shift, and stress-tested a budget that had no room for error. I'm not guessing at what hard times look like in District 65 — I've been right there in it with you.
Every 2nd and 4th Saturday, you can find me prepping and delivering meals with the Appalachian Mutual Aid Collective. If you've ever stopped into First Presbyterian on Main Street for a community meal, there's a good chance we've already met.
I'm running because our leaders should answer to the people they serve — not to corporations, not to donors, not to party lines. We deserve someone who remembers where they came from.
I'm running for Delegate because I believe in a West Virginia where everyone has a roof over their head, food on their table, and the dignity they deserve. Where workers earn a living wage, working families are put first , and no one is left behind.
Join our grassroots campaign
This campaign belongs to the neighbors of District 65. Whether you can host a yard sign, knock on doors, or spread the word, your help makes a real difference.