VOTE411 Voter Guide

Violent crime is the most important challenge to address. I’ve sat at kitchen tables with families whose loved ones were stolen by gunfire—and their grief fuels every decision I make. We must keep the violent criminals off our streets through fair & effective prosecution, and for that experience matters.

I support youth programs that steer kids toward hope instead of handguns. But a basketball league is only safe if yesterday’s shooter is behind bars today. And that requires experienced leadership in your Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. Both prevention and accountability matter.

Every citizen deserves to feel safe—and under my leadership, that’s exactly what we’ll fight for every day.

One of the most pressing challenges in our community is the breakdown in trust between the community and the justice system, especially in neighborhoods that have long felt unheard or neglected. As the first woman to run for this office, I’m not here to maintain the status quo—I’m running to transform it. I’ll prioritize transparency, expand diversion and rehabilitation programs, and strengthen partnerships with law enforcement, schools, and local organizations already working to prevent crime. By focusing on youth intervention, victim support, and accountability, we can create a system that’s both fair and effective. Real justice means everyone has a voice and a path to opportunity.