06/01/2026
Tomorrow is Election Day.
Before the signs come down and the votes are counted, I simply want to say thank you.
Over the past weeks and months, I have had the privilege of visiting with so many of you at your doors, community events, coffee shops, kids activities, and everywhere in between. I have listened to your concerns, heard your hopes for our community, and been reminded once again why I care so deeply about public service.
I believe what makes me different is that I lead thoughtfully. I listen first. I do the homework. I ask hard questions. I take time to understand issues before making decisions and I work to bring people together, even when challenges are difficult. I have done that while still maintaining respect and decorum.
This past legislative session was not always easy, but I stayed focused on the work. I was not swept up in the current of politics, populism, or campaigns, but remained grounded in representing District 7.
I bring to the table experience in healthcare leadership, local government, education, and the legislature, but more importantly, I bring heart, humility, and a deep commitment to representing our district with integrity.
There has not been one moment I forgot who I work for or a single minute that I took for granted. It has truly been the honor of a lifetime to serve District 7.
I humble ask for your vote tomorrow.
