At a glance
I’m a sophomore at Evanston Township High School. Most of my work sits where elections, prediction markets, and data meet. Outside that, I swim, photograph local sports, and play a bit of poker with friends because it is fun and keeps me sharp.
I work as a Data Science Fellow at VoteHub on election modelling, prediction-market integration, and decision-desk tooling. I co-authored the 2026 midterm forecast methodology and built the market-scoring pipeline behind it, blending Kalshi mid-market and last-trade prices so thin markets do not look cleaner than they are.
I also built IL9Cast, a forecast for the IL-09 Democratic primary that ran fundamentals and prediction markets side by side. The fundamentals model called Daniel Biss’s vote share to within 0.8 percent, and the project drew local press coverage.
Closer to home, I sit on the editorial board at The Evanstonian, where I write and photograph, and I host Project 2028, a politics and policy podcast. In summer, I lifeguard at the beach.
I’m also a 🇺🇸 US and 🇨🇦 Canadian citizen and a committed onion futures advocate: I think the Onion Futures Act, 7 U.S.C. § 13-1, the 1958 law that still bans futures trading on onions, ought to be repealed.