Whether it's unions, community gatherings, protests, or any other form of people coming together over the issues that unite them I believe we have a duty to protect that. 

I support the federal PRO Act and our labor unions. I would like to implement a Michigan version of this act. 

I oppose Michigan House Bill 4664, attempting to jail organizers who take to the streets. 

Single-payer healthcare for Michigan means a healthcare system funded by our people for our people. 

Advocacy group  Michigan for Single Payer Healthcare outlines what this can look like in our state. 

I will work with anyone to make this a reality for our state. 

Governor Whitmer's Sixty by 30 Goal which includes Futures for Frontliners, Michigan Reconnect, and MI Student aid is just the beginning. 

Trades, apprenticeships, and the pursuit of education should be for every Michigander. 

I will work to continue to open education pathways and remove barriers for every person who wants these skills. 

We're working hard in Michigan to provide funded Preschool for All four-year-olds through programs like Kent ISD Great Start to Readiness and Head Start. 

We can expand this work into childcare for all ages, so that families can thrive. 

Lack of access to childcare means a disproportionate number of caregivers are not able to enter the workforce. 

Our childcare providers deserve fair wages, access to continuing education, and financial support to operate. 

Rent is too high. 

Rising housing costs tacked on top of mortgages are making them unattainable. 

Housing costs should not exceed 30% of a household budget. That's including hidden fees. 

We need actionable items to make housing attainable, including: 

• Work to remove statewide ban on rent control
• Zoning reform to remove red tape for building 
• Changing income thresholds for qualifying housing programs
• Homeowner's insurance premium regulation
• Remove barriers for approval to rent from private landlords

Ranked Choice Voting
allows voters rank candidates in order, instead of all or nothing voting. Top candidates get ranked and votes are redistributed until a winner is declared.

This puts more power into the electorates hands. 

I am currently collecting signatures to move this initiative forward in Michigan. 

every 16 years, Michiganders vote to revise the Michigan Constitution, which has not been revised since 1963. 

The next opportunity is in 2026. If approved, a constitutional convention will be held where elected delegates will work to bring the new constitution forward. 

You can learn more about the impact here. 

Our community knows what it looks like when billionaires don't pay their fair share. 

Graduated income taxes will put more take-home pay in the pockets of working people while continuing to fund the initiatives we value in Michigan. 

Utility costs continue to rise for households. 

This is the hidden cost of living that doesn't get included in income conversations. 

Utilities in Michigan have too many ties to our leaders. 

We need to create pathways for public utility ownership and to remove any financial relationships that create a conflict of interest. 

Three different ballot initiatives are working to get special interest money out of Michigan politics. 

From our cities to our state-level leaders, no one who benefits financially from decisions should be able to make donations.