Cost of living and general affordability seems to be the issue affecting our community most, that is why it is a top priority to me. I hope to deliver real, long-lasting relief by cutting back on unnecessary government spending and returning the state's budget surplus back to the people. We especially need to strive for solutions to lower housing costs, and property taxes.
The best way to uphold our individual freedoms and ensure government accountability is by maintaining a state of limited government. We also need to be cautious of burdensome and overcomplicated regulations that make political involvement seem unapproachable. Let's return power to the people, rather than to politicians, lawyers, and lobbyists with alternative agendas.
I strongly believe that Montana principles and traditional family values should always be at the heart of every policy. This means being an honest representative of the people, safeguarding our unique culture, and working to secure a future that allows every generation of Montanans to thrive and prosper. We need education that sets young people up for success, and we must foster an environment that enables older Montanans to retire in comfort. Let's get our priorities straight and stand up for what matters most.

Parents know their children best and I believe they have a right to full transparency in their child's education as well as access to educational options outside of the public schools. A strong education is vital for equipping a child for success, that's why it is critical to me to ensure that the best possible education is accessible to every child.

Like many Montanans some of my favorite memories have been made while out hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, and even rock climbing. It is important that we maintain public access and steward our natural resources responsibly.

The ability to defend yourself, your family, and your property in a time of danger is invaluable. The Right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

On thanksgiving day 2024 my Mom slipped on the ice and had to have multiple surgeries to repair her broken elbow. after over a year of intense PT she has mostly recovered but is still fighting to have insurance cover her treatment. Many Montanan's have similar stories as my Mom which is why I will advocate to make healthcare work for the patent, not for other industries that profit from our time of need.

Montana businesses and industries are vital to our communities and our state's economy. We need to reduce taxes on small businesses, and eliminate burdensome regulations and red tape that hinder business development. When we support businesses we create more jobs and open the door for Montanans to chase and achieve the American dream.
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