A practical approach to leadership,
grounded in responsibility

I’m running for office because I’ve seen what happens when decisions are made far away from the people who live with the consequences.

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As a mom and an engaged member of this community, I’ve watched policies passed with good intentions create real challenges for families, small businesses, and local communities.  Over time, it became clear that frustration alone doesn’t change anything; leadership does.

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My background has taught me the importance of responsibility, clear priorities, and thoughtful decision-making.  In the real world, budgets have limits, choices have trade-offs, and good intentions don’t excuse poor outcomes.  Government should be held to the same standard.

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I believe leadership means listening carefully, asking hard questions, and being willing to say no when policies don’t work, even when it’s politically uncomfortable.

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I’m not running to be part of the political noise.  I’m running to bring a steadier, more disciplined approach to the legislature, one that respects families, taxpayers, and the role of government.

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That means focusing on policies that make life more affordable, keep communities safe, and protect the ability of families and local leaders to make decisions close to home.

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My values are shaped by faith, family, and a belief in personal responsibility.  I believe strong communities are built when people are trusted, institutions are accountable, and government understands its limits.

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Those principles guide how I evaluate policy - not ideology, not party pressure, and not headlines.

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House District 16 deserves representation that is thoughtful, prepared, and grounded in reality.  I’m committed to serving with integrity, humility, and a focus on results,  because leadership isn’t about being loud, it’s about being responsible.