Preparation and accuracy
I compare sources, question assumptions, and learn the rules and institutions behind an issue. I try to be clear about what I know and what remains uncertain.
Education, service, and a long-term commitment to Arizona.
I am building a career in Arizona politics, law, and public service. At ASU, I study American government and political institutions. In campaign work, I put that learning into practice by reaching voters, supporting my team, and communicating clearly.
I work as a Field Staff Canvasser through Echo Canyon Consulting LLC, canvassing in Arizona Legislative District 2. Alongside that role, I continue my Arizona campaign internship with Roosevelt Strategy Group, my Nevada digital campaign internship, and my communications leadership with Arizona Federation of College Republicans.
I approach politics from a Republican perspective and am especially interested in how constitutional government, elections, public institutions, and public policy shape Arizona.
Campaign work has made my goals more concrete. I want to understand what people need from their government, how campaigns earn trust, and how public leaders turn promises into decisions they can explain and stand behind.
I independently designed, built, and launched azcollegegop.org for the Arizona Federation of College Republicans state board. As its sole creator, I developed the site's structure, design, and code to make campus chapters, alumni associations, and board contacts easier to find. The project connects my interest in political communication with a practical skill: making useful information easier to reach.
For now, I am focused on learning as much as I can through campaign work, pursuing opportunities in legislative affairs and public policy, and becoming a stronger researcher and writer. I want to earn greater responsibility by doing the work in front of me well.
Arizona politics and public service guide my career. My work with AI and automation supports that direction by helping me research, communicate, and organize complex projects more effectively.
I use Codex, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, and selected open models to plan projects, compare approaches, write and review code, and test the finished work. I also build agents and integrations so different models can contribute to a project and review one another's results.
My projects include websites, research and document workflows, email monitoring, and automatic replies within an authorized scope. I build in clear permissions and review points, then check that the finished system does what it was intended to do.
A second model can catch an error or question an assumption, but its agreement is not proof. I check findings against original sources, tests, or the live result. That habit carries into how I approach campaign communications and other public-facing work.
I care about how political ideas work in practice. I aim to prepare carefully, communicate honestly, and consider the people affected by each decision.
I compare sources, question assumptions, and learn the rules and institutions behind an issue. I try to be clear about what I know and what remains uncertain.
People deserve to understand the decisions that affect them. I aim to explain my reasoning plainly, listen carefully, and be direct about priorities, tradeoffs, and next steps.
I want colleagues to be able to count on me. That means paying attention to details, adapting when plans change, and finishing what I take on.
My ambition is to run for elected office in Arizona and at the federal level one day. The work ahead is to gain experience, develop sound judgment, and earn the public trust that responsibility requires.
Now
Complete my Political Science degree at ASU, deepen my campaign experience, and strengthen the research, writing, and communication skills that public work demands.
Early career
Pursue internships and early-career work in Arizona campaigns, legislative affairs, public policy, public affairs, or law. Learn from experienced professionals and understand how decisions move from public debate into practice.
Long term
Build a record of responsible work in campaigns, policy, and public service before seeking elected office in Arizona or at the federal level. Listen to the communities I hope to represent and earn trust through how I work and serve.