Candidate for Kentucky House of Representatives - District 27 in 2026 Kentucky General Election.
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Get StartedBack prescription cost relief, including generic competition and insulin price caps. Learn more
Utility fairness: Prohibit cross-subsidies that push industrial costs onto families and small businesses without explicit, public approval and documented community benefit. Learn more
Streamline licensing and support for in‑home providers while maintaining safety standards. Learn more
Strengthen special education services and school‑to‑work transitions for students with disabilities. Learn more
Grow dual‑credit, AP, and career pathways so students can earn college credit or industry credentials before graduation. Learn more
Reduce red tape and unfunded mandates so teachers can focus on teaching. Learn more
Support apprenticeships and earn‑while‑you‑learn models that fit working families’ schedules. Learn more
Support competitive pay and benefits to recruit and retain excellent educators, bus drivers, and support staff. Learn more
Partner with community colleges, unions, and employers on short, affordable credential programs in high‑demand fields. Learn more
Expand high‑quality preschool and after‑school programs, especially in areas with limited options. Learn more
Expand classroom safety and mental‑health supports to keep learning environments calm and productive. Learn more
Environmental safeguards: Mandate independent reviews for air, water, traffic, and noise; set enforceable limits with real penalties for violations. Learn more
Real public input: Hold evening hearings with adequate notice, plain-language summaries, and Q&A before any vote on rezonings, subsidies, or bonds. Learn more
Sunshine first: Require early, public posting of proposed agreements, financial terms, and meeting agendas—no last-minute surprises on high-impact items. Learn more
Lower health costs and expand access. Learn more
Strengthen primary care, mental health, and addiction services—especially in rural areas—so people get care before emergencies. Learn more
Infrastructure fit: Tie approvals to funded plans for roads, water/sewer, broadband, and emergency services so growth doesn’t outpace capacity. Learn more
Economic development has to be a net positive for residents—not just on ribbon-cutting day, but on utility bills, tax fairness, traffic and farm logistics, and long-term land use. Learn more
Taxpayer safeguards: Bar open-ended tax abatements; require clawbacks and performance benchmarks; publish plain-English cost/benefit analyses. Learn more
Invest in workforce training, apprenticeships, and pathways from high school to local careers. Learn more
Prioritize projects that create family‑supporting wages without hidden subsidies that raise household bills. Learn more
Expand child care assistance and stabilize centers so slots are available where families live and work. Learn more
Support small businesses with simplified permitting and access to capital, keeping dollars circulating locally. Learn more
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