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Campaign Phone Number
701-797-2006
Resilient communities where people have the economic stability to determine their own lives drive me to focus on legislation which will improve the quality of life of the people in the district. I support and will work to implement free school meals. I support local public schools and libraries.
Quality healthcare accessibility in terms of location and affordability is key to thriving.
Many housing needs can be addressed by open dialogue with individuals and various levels of government. The needs vary widely when discussing topics such as aging care supports or facilities in rural areas or housing affordability.
Public funds being directed to non-public education will result in rural public school consolidations. Further consolidations would increase the length of student commutes to school. This extra burden would negatively impact the students, their families, and all businesses which rely on these workers. This is a reason I do not support the use of public funds for non-public education.
The Secretary of State and our neighbors who volunteer for North Dakota elections work diligently to ensure secure and accessible elections. The new requirement this election for the absentee ballots to be received by the county auditor by poll closing on election day in order to be counted is something which needs to be noted as this is a change from previous elections.
The U.S. constitution outlines the role of the federal government and leaves the remaining rights to the states. The interpretation of the constitution has changed over time. The balance of powers between the state and federal governments is fundamental to how each function.
Campaign Phone Number
701-307-0510
My priorities as a legislator are to repair and properly fund township and state roads, ensure every student receives a strong education from preschool through college, and maintain a limited but effective government that focuses on essential services, fiscal responsibility, and accountability to the people.
Healthcare challenges in North Dakota reflect a broader national crisis. I have ideas to improve access and affordability, especially in rural areas, but real solutions will require collaboration. I will work with fellow legislators to advance practical, responsible policies that strengthen our healthcare system and serve our communities.
North Dakota’s housing challenges are best addressed through private-sector solutions rather than expanded public programs. The state should incentivize developers to build in rural areas by reducing regulatory barriers and offering targeted incentives. This approach can increase housing supply, support local growth, and keep communities strong.
I do not support using taxpayer dollars to fund private schools in North Dakota. Public funds should be directed toward strengthening our public education system, ensuring all students have access to quality schools, well-supported teachers, and the resources needed to succeed.
North Dakota has a strong reputation for fair and accessible voting, and it’s important we preserve that. I support maintaining secure, transparent elections while ensuring every eligible voter can participate. Protecting both access and integrity will keep trust in our system strong.
On states’ rights, I believe decisions should be made as close to the people as possible. Each issue should be considered case by case, with respect for the Constitution, local control, and practical outcomes. My focus is ensuring policies reflect our communities’ needs while maintaining accountability and effective governance.
