Candidate for Providence City Mayor in 2026 Rhode Island General Election.
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Get StartedSmall business revival in Providence starts with one honest admission: you cannot build a strong local economy on top of disorder, bureaucracy, and neglect. I am not talking about growth from the top down. I am talking about survival and revival from the ground up. Learn more
When politicians talk about business, too often they mean the biggest players in the room. I am talking about the ultra-small businesses that actually define Providence — the barber, the bodega owner, the family-run restaurant, the local contractor, the immigrant entrepreneur, the first-time storefront operator. That is who Providence is built out of. I want City Hall to work for the people actually betting their livelihood on this city. Learn more
I champion universal school choice — not as an abstract policy position, but as a matter of basic fairness. Right now, wealthy families in Rhode Island have school choice. They can move to a better district, enroll in private school, or hire tutors. Poor and middle-class families in Providence cannot. They are trapped. That is a moral failure, and I refuse to accept it. Learn more
As a classical liberal committed to individual ownership and community self-determination, I believe the most powerful thing we can do for Providence residents is turn them from renters into owners. That is the foundation of my cooperative housing platform. Learn more
Establish an Office of Cooperative Housing inside City Hall — dedicated to educating residents, connecting them with resources, and facilitating the creation of new co-ops across every neighborhood. Learn more
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