Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives - Ohio 12th Congressional District in 2026 Ohio General Election.
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Get StartedSupporting American farmers means enforcing antitrust law and breaking up monopolies that choke competition. It means strengthening the Packers and Stockyards Act, increasing transparency in pricing, and making sure independent producers can actually get fair contracts. Learn more
We have to fund schools based on students’ needs, not neighborhood tax bases. That means fully funding special education, investing in early childhood programs, paying teachers like the professionals they are, and making sure rural and working class districts are not forced to run perpetual levies just to keep the lights on. Learn more
Protecting the environment means investing in conservation programs, protecting public lands, restoring habitat, and managing resources responsibly so the next generation has the same opportunities we did. Stewardship is part of the culture in rural communities. Learn more
Reducing energy costs means increasing supply while modernizing the grid and investing in efficiency. Learn more
Ukraine has the right to defend its sovereignty. That is not negotiable. We should support them. The goal has to be a durable end that preserves Ukraine’s independence while reducing the risk of this spiraling into a broader conflict. That requires leverage, diplomacy, and clear-eyed limits about what we are trying to achieve and what we are not. Learn more
END Russia's war in ukraine. Learn more
We need to end U.S. Funding for what is happening in the Gaza Strip. Learn more
Ending the housing crisis starts with building more homes. Reform exclusionary zoning so duplexes and small multifamily units can exist in places that outlaw them. Incentivize first time homeownership instead of luxury developments only investors can afford. Crack down on large institutional buyers distorting local markets. And make it easier for first time buyers to compete without getting steamrolled by cash offers. Learn more
Ending the housing crisis starts with building more homes. Reform exclusionary zoning so duplexes and small multifamily units can exist in places that outlaw them. Incentivize first time homeownership instead of luxury developments only investors can afford. Learn more
Abolish & Prosecute Ice. Learn more
Expand rural internet access. Learn more
Making the rich pay their fair share does not mean punishing success. It means applying the same rules consistently. Capital gains should not be taxed at a lower rate than wages. Learn more
Over the last few decades, union power has been chipped away while executive compensation exploded. When workers cannot negotiate, wages stagnate, benefits erode, and jobs become more precarious. Strengthening and protecting unions means defending the right to organize without retaliation, passing real penalties for companies that break labor laws, and repealing policies that weaken collective bargaining. Learn more
Raising the minimum wage is not radical. It is an adjustment to reality. Housing, child care, food, health care - everything costs more. Wages at the bottom have not kept pace. When people earn more, they spend more in their own communities. Small businesses benefit. Local economies strengthen. The alternative is what we have now: profits concentrating at the top while taxpayers subsidize corporations whose employees still qualify for public assistance. Learn more
Raise the minimum wage. Learn more
Strengthen & Protect Unions. Learn more
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