Issues
Public Safety
Safety is the cornerstone of a thriving city, and right now, too many Charlotte families feel increasingly unsafe in their own neighborhoods. The lack of accountability by the current establishment is eroding the trust between our communities and those sworn to protect them. We cannot afford to ignore the growing sense of insecurity felt across our city. A strong, law-and-order approach is not just necessary—it’s non-negotiable if we want to build a safer, more stable future for all residents.
Infrastructure
Charlotte’s growth depends on our ability to modernize and expand our infrastructure responsibly. From roads and transit to broadband and utilities, every investment in infrastructure supports small businesses, attracts new employers, and keeps our economy moving. Delayed projects and bureaucratic red tape only hold us back. We can’t afford to keep infrastructure on the back burner—it must be a top priority if we want Charlotte to stay competitive and prosperous.
Accountability
Charlotte deserves leaders who serve the people. Too many city officials have been caught up in scandals and there is a lack of accountability that’s eroding public trust. Taxpayers are tired of the political games. I’m running to bring real transparency back to City Hall—because the people of Charlotte deserve honesty, integrity, and leadership they can count on.
Housing
Charlotte’s housing costs are out of control. While current officials have stood by and watched prices skyrocket, I’ve spent years working in real estate and understand the real-world challenges of the housing market. We need practical, market-driven solutions that make housing more affordable. It's time for leadership that understands how the housing system works and knows how to fix it.