Currently holds the office of Washington House of Representatives - District 35, Position 1 until January 8, 2027.
Candidate for Washington House of Representatives - District 35, Position 1 in 2026 Washington Primary Election.
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Get StartedStrengthening the supervision of sex offenders with GPS monitoring. Learn more
Toughening sentences on gangs, including gang intimidation, tagging and recruiting. Learn more
Increasing child abuse penalties and prevent convicted abusers from working with children. Learn more
Preventing public records abuses by prisoners who try to retaliate against police and corrections officers. Learn more
Restricting computer access for convicted incarcerated sex offenders. Learn more
I am committed to removing the barriers and complex government red tape, thereby making Washington State attractive to companies all over the world. Learn more
Fostering a competitive economic climate that retains and attracts employers is critical. I will remain focused on stabilizing our state economy and putting our people back to work. This means ensuring businesses stay in Washington, through free market principles. We must work to preserve every job in the state by supporting policies that help employers and opposing policies that would kill jobs. Learn more
We must equitably fund education across the state. I support legislation that provides property-poor school districts around the state with stable funding so that each student has the same opportunity, no matter where they live. Learn more
I believe Washington’s budget should fund education first. Ensuring education funding as the state’s top priority will move us closer to reaching our goal of quality schools that meet the needs of diverse student populations. Learn more
Hydropower refers to the generation of electricity through the natural force of water, most often through a hydroelectric dam. I support recognizing hydropower as an eligible renewable resource, a designation many say would help reduce energy costs to consumers. Learn more
I support legislation that: Protects consumers and keeps housing affordable and available. Protects citizen’s rights to use their land. Does not tax people unfairly for property that they cannot use to its full capacity. Keeps local decisions local. Learn more
I support the "Budget Sunshine Act," which would require a five-day waiting period before either legislative body could vote on the final operating, capital, or transportation budgets. Learn more
Reducing tax complexity by eliminating special interest exemptions and multiple, fluctuating tax rates. Washington small business owners cite tax complexity as a major barrier to their ability to succeed. Learn more
Lower overall tax rates to stimulate growth and development. By limiting tax exemptions, the state can reduce rates for all taxpayers, regardless of industry, occupation or special interest. Learn more
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