Help a working-class dad of 2 boys who’s tired of watching Congress forget the people it’s supposed to serve get to Washington.
For 17 years, I’ve worked as a veterinary technician saving lives and serving the community. I earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Southern New Hampshire University . I serve as Vice Chair of Camden County Democrats—but my real education in public service began at home, with my son,Jaycen.
Jaycen was born with Down syndrome. Before he was even a year old, he had to undergo open-heart surgery. At 4, he began a 2½-year battle with leukemia. Watching my boy fight through those challenges lit a fire in me to stand up for him, for families like ours, for the elderly, for people with disabilities, and for anyone who feels left behind by a system built to serve the wealthy and well-connected.
This led me to my journey to run for Congress. I’m not in it for the power or party politics, I’m in it to be a voice for working-class people like myself who have been left behind for far too long.