My grandfather first came to Annapolis as part of the Naval Academy Class of 1958. He was immediately charmed by this city. How could he not be? Annapolis is the city where my grandparents fell in love, my parents went on dates by the waterfront, where I met my wife, and built my life.

‍I'm grateful for these opportunities that Annapolis has provided, but not everyone is given the same chance. Too many families are cost-burdened by housing, young people are priced out, small businesses face outdated red tape, and climate change brings disruptive flooding.

I'm in office to change that. We need an Annapolis where everyone has the opportunity to thrive—where residents can afford to stay, workers can live where they serve, entrepreneurs can create jobs, and neighborhoods are safe, connected, and resilient. Because we all do better when we create Opportunity for All.

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