"The government closest to the people serves the people best." - Thomas Jefferson.

Local government is in the best position to understand and respond to our community's needs. As a member of the Jordan School Board, I have witnessed the effects of decisions being made by both state and federal governments that have grown bureaucracies without helping students. I believe decisions should be made by those closest to the people. I will advocate for local control and ensure you can hold your representatives accountable.

Utah is one of the fastest-growing economies in the nation. We must continue to be a welcoming environment for new and innovative businesses. It's important to have a strong commercial tax base. This requires less government regulation to allow for economic growth and tax policy that is simple and fair.

I believe strongly in limited government and ensuring efficient and responsible use of tax dollars. On the Jordan Board of Education, I voted against the District's large tax increase, kept administrative costs low, and advocated for better use of facilities. I will continue to fight against fiscal inefficiencies that lead to higher taxes while ensuring responsible budgeting for the critical programs our community needs.

I'm the mother of three children who graduated from public schools. I believe every child deserves a high-quality education that prepares them for the future. I am a strong supporter of public schools, and I recognize the need for options for parents. I support our hard-working teachers and believe the best innovation comes from engaged teachers, principals, and parents, not from micromanagement at the state and federal levels.

I have advocated for the well-being of children and families through my years of volunteer work and public service. I will support affordable housing options, promote clean air, and focus on policies that support families and protect our children. As your representative, I will ensure Utah remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family.