Martin
Nonaca.

I believe everyone deserves the freedom to express their views, a fair opportunity to learn and work, and a government that listens—even when opinions are unpopular.

My focus is on education and employment: encouraging open discussion, opposing discrimination, and supporting fair treatment for students, educators, job seekers, and workers. People should be judged on their abilities, qualifications, and conduct—not prejudice.

Respectful disagreement belongs in a free society. Everyone deserves to be heard and treated with dignity.

Clean air, clean water, and healthy land are essential to our well-being. Protecting our environment is a primary commitment—from our beaches and coastal waters to wildlife habitats and the land where we live, learn, and work.

I support preventing pollution, holding polluters accountable, and restoring damaged environments. We must care for our soil, protect natural spaces, and make responsible decisions about how land is used.

Our communities deserve a healthy environment today, and future generations deserve to inherit one.

Strong communities depend on safe roads and sidewalks, reliable water and drainage systems, accessible public transportation, and dependable internet access.

I support improving these essentials while preserving the historic buildings, landmarks, and places that give our neighborhoods their character. Progress should respect our history and serve the people who live here.

My approach is simple: oversee, organize, execute. Listen to residents, work with local partners, and pursue federal support for well-planned projects—with clear priorities, responsible spending, and public accountability.