Our system is failing us. Tucsonans are struggling to afford utilities, food, healthcare, and housing while corporations raise costs and reap record profits. We need leaders who will stand up to corporate interests, reject policies that criminalize people for being unhoused, and invest in the infrastructure, housing, and public services our community needs.
Tucson should be a place where working people can afford to live. I will fight for more housing, stronger protections for renters, responsible growth, and policies that keep everyday costs from pushing families out of our city. It's time to stand up to corporate landlords and build a city where anyone who wants to can afford a home.
I am committed to delivering on everyday services like roads, water, electricity, and transit to keep our city running. I will prioritize open communication and responsive constituent services, innovative solutions to address our water crisis, and a commitment to keeping transit fare-free.
Instead of throwing our most-needy neighbors in jail, I will work to create alternate pathways for people struggling with addiction using data-backed proven models, including providing them with detox services, housing, job training, and more so they can receive the stability and dignity they deserve.