Candidate for Wisconsin State Senate - District 33 in 2026 Wisconsin Primary Election.
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Get StartedSupporting affordable childcare so parents can work and kids can thrive. Learn more
Back the trades. Support apprenticeships, technical college, and training that leads to a real career — with or without a four-year degree. A kid from a small town shouldn’t need six figures of debt to earn a good living. Learn more
Increasing state funding and transparency in school funding while reducing the dependence on local property taxes. Learn more
Paying teachers fairly and reducing classroom red tape. Learn more
Expanding access to technical education and real-world skills. Learn more
Promoting a variety of energy sources and accountability to reduce utility bills. Learn more
Ending partisan gerrymandering with fair maps drawn by an independent panel, because politicians shouldn’t get to pick their own voters. Learn more
Lowering prescription drug and medical costs through smart reform. Learn more
Expanding access to affordable housing and protecting homeownership. Learn more
Make tax credits earn their keep. Tie business incentives to what we actually want more of: hiring, wages, and investment here at home. A credit that doesn’t grow Wisconsin paychecks shouldn’t get Wisconsin dollars. Learn more
Ensuring every tax dollar reaches the classroom—not administrative overhead. Learn more
Making the state budget more transparent and easier to understand, because taxpayers deserve a scoreboard they can actually read. Learn more
Make sure full-time work supports a family. Anyone putting in a full week should be able to afford a home, raise kids, and retire here. That’s the deal, and the deal should hold. Learn more
Rein in non-compete agreements that trap Wisconsin workers. The fastest raise most people ever get is a new job, and a non-compete’s whole purpose is to stop you from taking it. That’s not a free market. That’s a locked gate. Learn more
Defend fair, honest negotiation. Workers and employers both do better when agreements are made in the open, on equal footing, and in good faith. The rules shouldn’t be written to silence one side before the conversation even starts. We don’t need handouts. We need a fair shot, a level playing field, and a referee who makes sure everyone plays by the same rules. Learn more
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