I am running because our city needs a fresh approach, real accountability, and leaders who put people over politics. Unlike career politicians who promise to fix the same problems their predecessors did, I am focusing on specific deliverables. Supporting education, public safety, transportation, sanitation, and small businesses isn’t up for debate—that’s a must. The real question is how we make sure every dollar spent actually improves people’s lives. At my age, my passion for making a difference far outweighs any ambition for political status. I am running to fix what’s broken and bring meaningful change to our community.

  I have worked hard to get where I am. I have a strong academic record, a 3.9 GPA, and an admission to Boston University for a Master of Science. I have received job offers from major firms, but I know that right now, I have the greatest amount of energy, passion, and drive to make an impact. This is the time to fight for real change, and I refuse to sit back and watch as politicians continue to waste opportunities and resources.

  My campaign is about accountability, and action. People are tired of the same political games—they want leaders who actually listen and deliver results. I am here to prove that we, the people, demand change. My mission is not just about winning an election; it is about making it clear to those in power that we will no longer accept inefficiency, and broken promises.

   I know that some politicians don’t want me to run. They fear someone who isn’t part of the system, someone who will truly fight for the people rather than protect the status quo. I don’t have the vast resources or deep-pocketed donors that career politicians rely on, but what I do have is the support of the people and the determination to fight for what’s right.

  This campaign is a movement for honesty, and results. If you believe in change, if you believe that our community deserves better—then join me. Together, we will send a message: we demand better, and we will not be ignored.