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I’ve taken quite a winding career path—from theatrical construction in Connecticut to drafting and graphic design in New York, and now political marketing in Texas. All those twists and turns have brought me to a wonderful present: a spouse I adore, an overly affectionate dog, a job I’m passionate about, far too much humidity, and just enough free time to play Horizon Forbidden West. I’m a precinct chair, a devoted wife, a crisis hotline volunteer, a fur momma, a sushi enthusiast, and a proud LWV Program Chair.

I’m definitely opinionated and politically engaged, which I think is natural for anyone dedicating their time to voter education and accessibility. What makes LWV so vital is its nonpartisan commitment—an organization devoted to helping people exercise their democratic rights regardless of political beliefs is essential in a society built on fair representation. My involvement with LWV constantly reminds me that you can’t judge someone’s politics by their appearance, and more importantly, that political views should never determine someone’s right to vote.

I was recently appointed as the LWV Houston Adopt-A-Library Chair, and I’m honored and excited to take on this expanded volunteer role. I’m currently developing a training presentation designed to equip both new and seasoned volunteers with the knowledge and resources they need. My goal is to help our team effectively serve libraries and educate voters throughout Harris County.

My favorite part of working with LWV is the people—from collaborating with staff at HQ to brainstorming programs with fellow volunteers. The connections I’ve made with other amazing individuals are what make this work truly special. There’s nothing quite like the sense of value that comes from helping voters and working alongside such dedicated people.

I’m excited to help grow and strengthen the Adopt-A-Library program, which benefits from some of LWV Houston’s most passionate volunteers. Working alongside these engaged volunteers and our excellent staff, I aim to bring greater organization and focus to our efforts. My hope is that together we can reach more voters than ever before.