Currently holds the office of Colorado House of Representatives - District 56 until January 1, 2027.
Candidate for Colorado House of Representatives - District 56 in 2026 Colorado Primary Election.
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Get StartedThe General Assembly must give Law Enforcement and Prosecutors back the tools they need to fight crime. Judges need the freedom to set or withhold bail to keep criminals from reoffending before they even see trial for previous offenses and sentences for those found guilty must provide strong enough penalties to adequately punish and deter others. Learn more
I will oppose bills that increase the cost of living through new mandates, penalties, or compliance burdens. In Business Affairs & Labor and Transportation, Housing & Local Government, I will champion reforms that cut legal and regulatory overhead, strengthen rural infrastructure, and make Colorado affordable again. Learn more
As your State Representative, I will oppose any further erosion of parental rights and push for reforms that restore the proper balance: maximum transparency, meaningful opt-in consent, clear parent access to records and materials, and a bright-line presumption that parents are partners, not problems. Learn more
Investing in water infrastructure projects can help improve water availability and quality in rural areas. This includes upgrading irrigation systems, constructing water storage facilities, and implementing watershed management programs to enhance water conservation and enhance water quality. Learn more
The right to keep and bear arms is not a second-class right. It is not a government-granted privilege. It is a fundamental constitutional protection recognized in both the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article II, Section 13 of the Colorado Constitution. Learn more
Efficient investment of these taxpayer dollars to improve our rural highways is imperative. Legislative oversight of this executive department must be increased. Citizens deserve roads they can travel safely. Learn more
The bidding process must be improved. Concerns have been raised about the clarity of bid requirements, evaluation criteria, and the selection process. Without transparency at all stages, favoritism or bias is inevitable. Learn more
CDOT's procurement timelines for construction projects are lengthy, which delays critical infrastructure projects. These lengthy processes increase administrative costs for both CDOT and contractors. These costs are ultimately borne by taxpayers. Learn more
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