Healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Expanding healthcare saves lives, creates jobs, and strengthens communities.

• I will advocate for Medicaid expansion to cover hundreds of thousands of uninsured Alabamians. Alabama is 1 of 10 states that have not expanded Medicaid. 

• Fight to keep rural hospitals open and properly funded

• Ensure access to mental health services and preventative care

Alabama’s maternal mortality crisis is unacceptable, especially for Black women.

• Address Alabama’s maternal mortality rate, one of the highest in the nation

• Prioritize maternal health, where Black women are dying at disproportionately high rates. No woman should die giving life.

• Protect access to reproductive and prenatal care, including OB-GYN services

• Support maternal health programs, doulas, midwives, and postpartum care

• Advocate for policies that keep OB-GYNs practicing in Alabama

Alabama’s economy should work for everybody, not just corporations.

• Support small businesses with access to state grants, low-interest loans, and technical assistance

• Advocate for equitable distribution of economic development dollars, especially in historically neglected communities

Democracy should be accessible, not obstructed. Your vote should be protected, respected, and easy to cast.

• Advocate for an Alabama Voting Rights Act 

• Push for early voting (Alabama is one of only three states without it)

• Support no-excuse absentee voting

• Oppose voter suppression tactics and unfair redistricting

• Expand voter education and voter protection efforts

Where you live should not determine how safe your water or air is. Clean water and clean air are basic human rights.

• Address environmental racism in Black and low-income communities

• Ensure access to clean drinking water and infrastructure investment

• Hold polluters accountable

• Support community-led environmental monitoring and transparency

• Protect land, waterways, and public health

Safety and justice must go hand in hand. Justice should heal communities, not harm them.

• End mass incarceration and modern-day systems exploitation 

• Support sentencing reform and alternatives to incarceration

• Invest in reentry programs, job training, and mental health support

• Shift resources toward prevention, not punishment