As a state representative, led efforts to reduce income inequality, create good-paying jobs, improve worker safety, and establish job training and apprenticeship programs.

Supports reforms aimed at reducing crime and mass incarceration, such as misdemeanor bail reform, public health strategies to reduce gun violence, targeted mental health interventions, and shelters for the homeless.

Believes in pursuing justice and righteousness, quoting Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: "We are not satisfied, and we will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream."

Supports criminal justice system reform, and as commissioner, worked to pass a settlement that reformed the bail system to include automatic, no-cash pretrial release for about 85% of low-level defendants.

Supports increasing access to affordable housing and tax breaks for seniors and disabled individuals to prevent them from being "priced out of their homes."

Believes in making Harris County more affordable to provide residents with a "stable foundation" for improving their lives and families.

Supports investing in the future by expanding access to childcare, early education, and youth enrichment programs.

Believes in providing quality and accessible public services and programs to enhance the lives of Precinct One residents and advocating for reforms that benefit all Harris County residents.