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WHY I'M RUNNING

  • To help my neighbors struggling to make ends meet. (Today: I am concerned about the impact of proposed data centers on our electric bill.)
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  • To help Medicaid recipients who’ll be slammed by the program cuts slated for after November’s election where possible.
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  • To bring fairness to all reaches of our county: Hearing how Bob Ashton in Piercefield died after being told he lived “too far away” to receive home health care and how Piercefield feels forgotten impacted my decision to run.
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  • To encourage infrastructure that is resilient in the face of extreme weather, a need brought to focus with storms like Hurricane Debbie.
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  • To support and promote essential services. As a teacher for 37 years and a mom who adopted from the foster care system, I am keenly aware of the importance of what services mean to individuals and families.
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