Why did you decide to run for this office?
I decided to run for justice of the peace because service has always been a large part of my life. I’ve always been a part of politics both at a local and a state level. The justice of the peace court is something I’ve been around professionally for 10 years and personally for 20. To me, it was a calling and I had to go for it.
If elected, what will your priorities be?
My priority the first year will be to understand every facet of the position—really get in and dig into the operations for a full understanding of what everyone does on a day-to-day basis. The cases I hear will be focused on fairness and equality for all people.
What experience—politically or professionally—do you have that will prepare you for
this position?
I am the only candidate with any experience in the justice of the peace court. In my profession, I’m in the justice of the peace court 2-3 times per month. Mainly for eviction court. My mother is a judge and my sister and brother-in-law are attorneys. So on a personal level, I have some support to bounce ideas and thoughts off of.
What else do you want constituents to know about you and your background?
