Currently holds the office of Snohomish District 201 School Board - District 4 until December 31, 2027.
Candidate for Washington State Senate - District 44 in 2026 Washington General Election.
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Get StartedA government's first responsibility is the safety of the people it serves. Yet Washington ranks dead last in the country for law enforcement officers per capita, and too many of the laws written in Olympia handcuff the officers we do have — making it harder to do their jobs and harder to keep good people on the force. At the same time, the billions we spend on homelessness and addiction too often fund programs that manage decline instead of ending it. Olympia has the power to change both — and I will. Learn more
Repeal the laws that handcuff officers in the field. Support recruitment, retention, competitive pay, and training. Give law enforcement the tools and confidence to engage Learn more
Public safety must become a statewide priority. Washington now ranks last in the country for officers per capita. I will work to back the officers who protect us and to fund recovery programs that actually restore people — not enable addiction. Learn more
No state-funded drugs or needles — we help people choose responsibility and recovery. Learn more
Revive a business climate that attracts investment and job growth instead of driving our flagship companies — and their paychecks — out of state. Learn more
I am committed to a serious evaluation of our curriculum and teaching, clear standards for learning outcomes and career readiness, and real transparency so parents are true partners in what their children are taught. Learn more
As an elementary teacher and a Snohomish School District board director, I've seen what our kids can achieve with a strong foundation. I will mandate a renewed focus on academic excellence and career readiness, while ensuring parents have a real say in their children's curriculum. Learn more
Focus housing help on recovery housing paired with behavioral health treatment — addressing addiction and mental health, not just providing a roof. Learn more
In just four years, Washington went from a historic surplus to a multi-billion-dollar deficit — and Olympia's answer was to reach deeper into your pocket. I will work daily to reduce the tax burden on families and businesses, cut unnecessary spending, and oppose any tax increase that burdens our families and seniors. Learn more
Audit the budget, end programs that fail to deliver, and bring real accountability to how Olympia spends every dollar of your money. Learn more
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