Priorities

Housing and Coastal Resilience

We need to make it easier for long-term residents, first-time homebuyers, seniors, and public servants like police officers, EMTs, firefighters and teachers to find affordable places to live and stay in our beautiful coastal home. As State Representative, I’ll secure funding to protect our homes, businesses, and open spaces from flooding, erosion, and sea level rise.

Seniors and Veterans

I’ll lead on expanding property tax work-off programs to ensure seniors don’t lose their homes, invest in quality of life improvement like recreational activities, and stop any and all cuts to in-home personal care attendants. For those who’ve served our country, I’ll continue Jerry Parisella’s work to end veteran homelessness, fund transitional wrap-around services, and prioritize mental health.

Education and Economic Development

I’ll secure funding to expand early education/pre-k, increase vocational education seats like Essex Tech, and ensure school curriculum guidelines include financial literacy, the arts, STEM, and social-emotional learning. Local good paying jobs are vital to our economy, so I’ll work to cut red tape, remove unnecessary regulations, and secure grants and technical assistance for small businesses.

Good Government and Public Safety

Transparency and accountability are vital to good government. You’ll always have my number and know where I stand. I’ll find innovative solutions to reduce traffic including expanding public transportation and making neighborhoods more walkable. I’ll focus on road and neighborhood safety, and prioritize funding for pothole repair, sidewalk improvement, and bridge upgrades.

Meet Hannah

When I was in middle school, my dad was laid off from his job at GE. We relied on my mom’s salary as a public school art teacher. My parents’ resilience and hard work inspired me as I worked summers to pay tuition and earned a Bachelors from Yale and Masters from Harvard. 

Public service is my way of giving back. From working on Economic Development with the Peace Corps to my current role as Executive Director of a non-profit bringing people together to solve difficult problems across the North Shore. 

I got elected to the Beverly City Council and got right to work. I took on National Grid and won protections for residents for the transmission line project, passed an ordinance allowing homeowners to build accessory dwelling units, and increased transparency and auditing of City Government. 

I’m running for State Representative to bring that same hard work and leadership to the Statehouse. Read more