Most people don’t think much about who sits on the bench, until they have to. Until something goes wrong. Until a decision in a courtroom suddenly affects their family, their job, or their sense of safety.

For years, I’ve seen those moments up close. As a prosecutor, I’ve stood beside victims who needed someone to take them seriously. I’ve handled cases involving violent offenders who had no business being back on our streets. And I’ve worked closely with law enforcement to do the hard, often unseen work of protecting our families.

Those years in the courtroom taught me that safe neighborhoods, strong schools, and attractive communities all depend on a justice system that holds offenders accountable. When the law is enforced fairly and firmly, families feel secure, businesses invest, and communities thrive.

Now, I’m taking that courtroom experience to the bench. With the support of my family and friends, I’m running for Circuit Court Judge, and I respectfully ask for your trust and your vote on November 3, 2026.