Candidate for Wisconsin State Assembly - District 63 in 2026 Wisconsin Primary Election.
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Get StartedSupport small businesses, jobs, manufacturing, agriculture, and development while protecting water, property values, energy costs, household budgets, and local residents from being stuck with the bill. Learn more
Small businesses—not big politics—should drive our local economy. Limit taxes for small businesses, while allowing responsible corporations that build ties to our community to thrive. Let's not just give money away to developers—hold them accountable! Learn more
Our schools are doing more with less—and local taxpayers are paying the price. I support increasing state funding to reduce property taxes, keep class sizes manageable, and retain strong teachers. We must invest in classrooms and career-ready programs, with accountability—so every student is prepared for success in college, the trades, or the workforce. Let's get some of that money back from Madison and directly into our communities. Learn more
Strengthen public schools by increasing support for education and special education, reducing over-reliance on local property taxpayers, and making sure school-generated Medicaid reimbursements go back to students—not held back in Madison. Learn more
Protect Wisconsin communities from unchecked industrial development that strains local infrastructure, drives up energy and water costs, and threatens neighborhood quality of life without meaningful public accountability. Responsible economic development matters, but so do sustainable growth, union labor standards, environmental stewardship, grid reliability, and protecting taxpayers from corporate subsidies that fail to deliver community value. Southeastern Wisconsin can support innovation and technology investment while still demanding strong guardrails, public input, and accountability from developers. Learn more
No one should stay trapped in a job just to keep health insurance. Expanding BadgerCare access would help workers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses afford healthcare while creating more economic freedom. Learn more
Lower pressure on household budgets by fighting for property tax relief, workforce housing, lower everyday costs, and bringing more resources back from Madison to local families and communities. Learn more
2.33 ARE YOU KIDDING ME? We need to abolish this archaic "tipped wage" which went into effect in 1992 at its current rate. It is not fair to force the workers of Wisconsin to rely on uncertain tips and gratuities to subsidize their wages. Learn more
I support raising Wisconsin’s minimum wage while giving local communities more flexibility to respond to their own economic realities. A one-size-fits-all system does not reflect the differences between rural towns, growing suburbs, and higher-cost areas in southeastern Wisconsin. I support legislation that ties wage growth more closely to regional cost-of-living data and allows counties to adopt local minimum wages within a reasonable range set by the state. This approach helps working families keep up with rising costs while supporting local businesses and protecting economic competitiveness across Wisconsin communities. Learn more
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