Clear canals
Clean drainage canals so heavy rain stops turning into floods and disease.
New
Future candidate for President of Haiti
RithoJean-Louis
Together for a Better Haiti.
Ansanm pou yon pi bon Ayiti
A united, just and prosperous Haiti, built by all of us, at home and abroad.
His vision
A united, just and prosperous Haiti.
Five priorities. One country. Here is what Ritho stands for.
- 01
A stronger economy
Jobs, small business and fair opportunity, so Haitians can build a future at home.
- 02
Quality education
Every child in a classroom, with trained teachers and the tools to learn.
- 03
Better healthcare
Clinics families can reach and afford, in every department.
- 04
A safer Haiti
Security in every neighborhood, so families can live, work and travel without fear.
- 05
National unity
One Haiti, at home and abroad, pulling in the same direction.
Here in the United States
Legal status. Not temporary status.
Many Haitians in the United States can’t go home while gangs control whole neighborhoods. Ritho stands for legal status for every Haitian working or studying in the United States. No more TPS, and no more waiting from one extension to the next.
Stand with Haitian familiesLinyon fè lafòs
Ten departments. One diaspora. One Haiti.
Unity is strength. It is written on the flag, and it is the heart of this campaign.
Ready since 2005
Clean streets. Clear canals. A Haiti worth investing in.
Ritho’s company has held a waste-management contract since 2005 and renewed it every single year. For 21 years, corruption has blocked the work from moving forward. Ritho knows exactly where the system breaks, and he’s running to fix it: a safer, cleaner Haiti that people and businesses can invest in.
On the ground in Haiti
In Haiti, with the people.
Ritho speaking with campaign supporters in Haiti. The campaign’s office in Petit-Goâve is open to everyone ready to help build what comes next.
Rebuilt bridges and roads
Repair the bridges and roads that connect farms, markets and families.
Transportation reform
Safer, more reliable transportation, so people and goods can move.
A safer, cleaner environment
Organized waste collection in every department, done by local crews.
More trees
Replant hillsides to hold the soil, cool the land and protect against floods.
Local products first
Back Haitian farmers, artisans and makers, at home and abroad.
Investment
A cleaner Haiti is a Haiti open for business.
Clean streets, working drainage, safe roads and reliable transportation open the door to investment in infrastructure, agriculture, tourism and local manufacturing. Ritho wants investors at home and in the diaspora to help build it.
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Meet Ritho
A seat at the table for every Haitian.
Ritho Jean-Louis is a law professional, an entrepreneur, a chef and a philanthropist. At Ritho Caribbean Spot in Bainbridge, Georgia, he turned a restaurant into a home for Haitian food, music and culture, where people from every walk of life sit at the same table.
Now he wants to bring that same spirit home: a Haiti where every family has a fair chance, every child has a school and every neighborhood is safe.
Visit Ritho Caribbean SpotTogether, let’s build a brighter Haiti.
November 2, 2026 · Bainbridge, Georgia
Thank you, Bainbridge.
Friends filled Ritho Caribbean Spot to meet Ritho, share their ideas and give to the campaign. To everyone who came out: mèsi anpil. This is how it starts.
On the road
Meet Ritho.
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