As a first-generation immigrant, the single most important factor that influenced my decision to seek public office is the desire to give a voice to underrepresented communities. Growing up, I saw firsthand the challenges immigrant families face, from navigating bureaucratic systems to overcoming language barriers, often feeling invisible in decision-making processes. This experience drives my passion for ensuring that everyone has access to transparent, efficient, and fair public services regardless of background. I believe that, as county clerk, I can help create a more inclusive system where all residents, especially those from marginalized communities, feel seen and heard.

My degree in psychology has equipped me with a deep understanding of human behavior, communication, and conflict resolution, all of which are critical skills for public service. As a county clerk, engaging with diverse communities, understanding their needs, and fostering an environment of trust and transparency is essential. My experience working with various groups, including immigrants and marginalized individuals, has taught me how to navigate complex systems, advocate for people's needs, and solve problems collaboratively.

While I may not have a traditional political background, my fresh perspective allows me to approach this role with a focus on accessibility, efficiency, and inclusivity. The role of a county clerk is fundamentally about serving people, managing public records, and ensuring that the democratic process is upheld—all tasks that benefit from strong organizational and interpersonal skills, which my background uniquely prepares me for.

My primary goals for the office of County Clerk are rooted in transparency and accessibility. Many people, especially those from immigrant or marginalized communities, find government systems confusing or intimidating, and I want to ensure everyone feels welcome and empowered to engage with the clerk's office. I plan to increase transparency by providing clear, accessible information about the functions of the office, public records, and election processes. I would also hold regular community forums to give residents the opportunity to ask questions, share concerns, and stay informed about ongoing initiatives. I aim to build a more inclusive office by offering services in multiple languages, working to reduce bureaucratic barriers, and collaborating with local organizations to better serve underrepresented populations. My goal is to make the county clerk’s office a hub of trust and accountability for everyone in the community.

I believe I’ve been called to public service. I enjoy being able to lead a team that serves others. My strengths lie in various areas that are important to public service - collaboration, planning, leading people, problem solving, creativity, hard work, determination, discernment, and a desire to help.

My background in leading the County Clerk’s Office for almost eight years. My experience sets me apart as I worked for Tulsa County for seven years before serving as County Clerk. I have a keen sense of budgeting and administration of the county government. I support my team that serves both internal and external customers of our office. I work tirelessly to improve our services of both the Tulsa County Clerk’s Office and Tulsa County as a whole. Through a good working relationship with my elected colleagues, we have built a solid plan of work and services here that I hope to continue to adjust and improve over the next four years.

To be the finest public service organization in the country through our customers service to the citizens, taxpayers and other county departments that rely on our services.

To fight deed and notary fraud, which has put certain properties at risk of theft by criminals.

To build on our track record of transparency by offering more financial information and county records for research by the public.

To continue to offer the highest level of technology through software and hardware solutions that serve our customers better.