Candidate for Washington House of Representatives - District 38, Position 1 in 2026 Washington Primary Election.
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Get StartedPublic Banking We need a public banking sector accountable to public oversight to end the state's reliance on commercial and out-of-state financial institutions like Wells Fargo, and other national banks. This would allow communities to better fund public projects and help provide better and more affordable banking services to individuals and families. It has been a successful program in North Dakota for over 100 years and several other states are looking into public banking as well. Learn more
Tuition free Continuing Education including public universities, community colleges, and trade schools. Learn more
Create a statewide universal public insurance plan. Learn more
Our social safety net programs like SNAP, Medicaid, and other social safety net programs are massively outdated and cruel and only help the poorest Washingtonians while many who need help fall through the cracks. We need to completely overhaul and update the requirements so that more Washingtonians can receive the benefits they need when they need it. Learn more
Expand and deprivatize Medicare & Medicaid. Learn more
Create an employer-mandate to provide health insurance to entire workforce. Learn more
Expand housing supply through new construction. Learn more
Invest in alternative housing models including social, cooperative, and public. Learn more
Enact a long-term vacancy tax. Learn more
While the gap between the wealthy and the middle class/working class continues to grow, Many Americans are struggling to pay for basic necessities. By enacting a windfall profits tax on top businesses in Washington state and then distributing those funds evenly as a direct cash payout to all Washington residents, the prosperity of our business sector will become synonymous with a prosperous people. Learn more
Progressive tax reform by ending the regressive state property and sales taxes and instead find revenue in other untapped sources to avoid financial hardship for individuals, especially the working/middle class while making the wealthy pay their fair share. Learn more
A cost-of-living based minimum wage automatically adjusted annually. Learn more
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