The Kansas House of Representatives is the lower house of the legislature of the U.S. state of Kansas. Composed of 125 state representatives from districts with roughly equal populations of at least 19,000, its members are responsible for crafting and voting on legislation, helping to create a state budget, and legislative oversight over state agencies.
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phone
785 213 0370
Ballot City
Ozawkie
County
Jefferson
I bring a strong commitment to service, both as a veteran and as someone who understands the importance of responsibility, discipline, and accountability. My time in the U.S. Army taught me how to work under pressure, solve problems, and stay focused on mission and teamwork.
I also have real-world experience that reflects the challenges working families face today—making ends meet, dealing with rising costs, and expecting government to be transparent and accountable.
I will bring a common-sense approach to public service: listen to constituents, ask practical questions, and focus on solutions that protect taxpayers, strengthen our communities, and keep government limited and effective
From my conversations with people across the district, the three biggest issues in Kansas are affordability, education, and government accountability.
First, families are feeling the pressure of rising costs. I will support policies that keep taxes low, control unnecessary spending, and create a business climate that supports good-paying jobs.
Second, education needs to stay focused on strong academics and giving parents a real voice in their children’s schools, while making sure funding is used effectively in the classroom.
Third, people want a government they can trust. I will push for greater transparency, reduce waste, and make sure taxpayer dollars are being used responsibly.
Kansans deserve a transparent and easy-to-follow legislative process. I support improving bill-tracking tools and posting clear, timely summaries so the public can understand what is changing and who is making decisions without needing to be a lawyer.
I do not support the “Gut and Go” process because it limits transparency and meaningful review when a bill is completely rewritten late in the process. I would support stronger rules requiring major changes to be clearly disclosed, adequate time for review, and allowing public testimony and comment before final action is taken.
I support making sure Kansas election systems are secure, transparent, and easy to use. I also believe voters should have reasonable access to the ballot, including allowing adequate time for mail-in voting so people can safely and conveniently participate in elections. At the same time, we should ensure strong safeguards are in place to maintain confidence in the integrity of every vote
