Announcing endorsements from Councilmember Brenda Fincher, Fuse Washington, and the Transit Riders Union

When attending community forums, knocking on doors, and chatting over cups of coffee with community leaders, I’m often asked, 'Are you a Democrat or a Republican?'

Public education is a lifeline to many. I’ve seen how access to strong schools can change the trajectory of a child’s life and unlock opportunity for entire families.

King County’s small businesses are full of promise. From small family-run shops to ambitious startups, these areas contribute richly to our region’s identity and economy. Yet, there are pockets in District 7 that lack formal representation - no city councils, no chambers of commerce - to advocate for small business needs.

Affordable housing isn’t a buzzword, it’s a foundation for thriving communities and a shared regional responsibility. We need a smarter, more coordinated approach.

Safety in our neighborhoods should never come at the cost of compassion. When we create policies and programs to protect our communities, we must remember that real safety is rooted in care, connection, and understanding.

Maya was honored to participate and King County Alliance for Human Services candidate forum.

Transportation systems are more than just getting from Point A to B. They are at the heart of a community’s livability.

Maya is honored to earn a nonprompted endorsement from the 33rd LD Democrats

The King County audit of wasteful spending is another example of why I’m running for King County Council.

Learn about the feature article published by the Northwest Asian Weekly.

Maya is proud to announce an endorsement from The Stranger.