WHAT I STAND FOR
“Not Afraid to Speak Up.”
I’m running for Westerville City Council because families deserve a safe, affordable place to live and raise their kids. No agendas. No left vs. right. Just what works—and what matters.
As a Colombian immigrant, small business manager, wife, and mom, I know what it’s like to work hard for every inch of progress. I’ve made tough decisions at home, at work, and now I’m ready to bring that same heart and grit to City Council. I’m not a politician—I’m your neighbor. And I believe our city deserves leadership that’s honest, grounded, and unafraid to stand up for what’s right.
My core message is simple
Westerville should be safe, affordable, and welcoming for everyone. I’m stepping up because too many good people feel ignored—and it’s time someone fought for them. No political games. Just real leadership that listens.
My Priorities
We’re building this campaign around the real concerns of Westerville residents—what matters most in everyday life.
01. SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS
Every Westerville neighborhood should be a safe place to live, walk, and raise kids.
- I support law enforcement and believe in smart, effective public safety.
- I’ll protect our city from political agendas that disrupt good governance.
- I’ll work with our community to keep families, schools, and streets safe.
02. AFFORDABILITY
Westerville must remain a place where families and seniors can afford to live and thrive.
- I’ll fight wasteful spending and rising taxes.
- I’ll push back on out-of-touch priorities that don’t reflect real needs.
- I understand how rising costs affect our daily lives—and I’ll protect your wallet.
03. PEOPLE FIRST
I don’t bring left-wing or right-wing politics into local government—I bring common sense.
- I’ll work with anyone who wants what’s best for Westerville.
- I lead with integrity, not ideology.
- I’m here to serve, not score points
Common-Sense Leadership for a Stronger Westerville
My Promise to Westerville
I will always lead with transparency, listen before acting, and put the people of Westerville first. No political games—just real leadership for a community I love.
