I’m a 5th-generation Montanan, born and raised here, and I live in the Ramsay area. I will be 29 at the time of the election. I work as a journeyman plumber with Brown Plumbing and am involved in our family cattle operation.
My background isn’t in politics—it’s in the trades and agriculture, where the work is real and accountability matters. I’ve seen firsthand how rising costs, workforce shortages, and disconnected policies affect people on the ground.
I’m part of the next generation that will live with these decisions, and I’m running to bring a practical, no-nonsense approach focused on real solutions and a stronger voice for rural Montana.
Montana is at a turning point. My top priority is affordability, as rising costs are putting real pressure on families. Any solution must reduce burdens, not add to them.
Second is property taxes. People should not be priced out of land they’ve worked for generations.
Third is agriculture. Rising input costs, outside ownership, and pressure on land and water threaten a way of life that built this state.
Finally, strengthening rural communities means addressing workforce shortages, infrastructure, and access to services.
My focus is simple: protect working families, defend agriculture, and ensure rural Montana has a strong voice.
Montana’s economy should work for the people who live and work here—not outside interests. I support reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens on small businesses and agriculture, while keeping practical, common-sense standards.
I would prioritize expanding workforce development, especially in the trades, through stronger partnerships between schools and local employers.
I also support targeted tax relief that encourages investment in Montana-based businesses.
On healthcare, we must improve access in rural areas while lowering costs through better transparency and competition. If a policy makes it harder for a Montana business or family to get ahead, it deserves a second look.
Montanans deserve elections that are secure, transparent, and accessible. I support maintaining strong safeguards while ensuring eligible voters can participate without unnecessary barriers.
We should protect access to voting, especially in rural areas, while maintaining confidence in the system.
When considering election laws, I will focus on balance—protecting both security and accessibility.
On money in politics, transparency is essential. Voters should clearly know who is funding campaigns.
Elections should reflect the voices of Montanans—not outside influence or a lack of accountability.
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