Chicago cannot thrive without safety, stability, and trust. My administration will focus on smart, community-focused safety solutions, not just more reaction, but prevention and intervention. Criminal breeding policies that strategically populate prisons need to be eliminated.
Key Actions
Expand violence-prevention programs, youth engagement, and mentorship pipelines
Strengthen collaboration between residents, CPD, CFD, mental-health responders, and community groups
Restore neighborhood trust through accountability, transparency, and non-biased policing
Increase funding for domestic-violence support, re-entry services, and trauma-informed care
Chicagoans deserve not just jobs, but ownership and generational wealth. I will push for an economy that empowers residents, local businesses, and entrepreneurs.
Key Actions
Increase funding and incubation for small business and startup development
Expand access to vocational training, tech pathways, trades, and apprenticeships
Create community wealth-building incentives: homeownership support, co-ops, and minority-owned business contracts
Prioritize local labor, fair wages, and job pipelines in infrastructure projects
No one should be priced out of the city they helped build. We will protect renters, homeowners, seniors, and families being pushed to their limits.
Key Actions
Increase affordable housing inventory and mixed-income development
Expand rent stabilization and anti-displacement protections
Provide home rehabilitation funds for seniors to age in place with dignity
Streamline housing access for veterans, young adults aging out of care, foster youth & survivors of hardship
Chicago government should not live above the people, it must answer to them. It must serve them. I will govern openly, ethically, and with citizen oversight at the center.
Key Actions
Require public-facing dashboards for spending, policing, and policy outcomes
Open participatory budgeting where residents help decide how funds are used
Strengthen ethics enforcement and term limits for appointees
Hold city offices to performance standards that are measurable, trackable and reportable
A great city serves every neighborhood, not a select few. We will prioritize investment outside the loop and into the communities where people live, work, and raise families.
Key Actions
Improve roads, transit access, sidewalks, sanitation, lighting, and safe pedways/bikeways
Expand access to quality grocery stores, healthcare, childcare, and senior services
Modernize public transit reliability & safety
Promote green spaces, clean air, and a resilient climate strategy for the future
Promote safe, third-spaces for the unhoused and youth populations