Faith. Fairness. A future for all.
Issues
Alaska is not like any other state, and it should not be treated like one. Our size, our climate, our cultures, and our economy demand leadership that understands this place and respects the people who call it home. Too often, decisions about Alaska are made thousands of miles away by people who have never lived here and never will.
This is a grassroots campaign and I'm still working to add to this list as I hear from Alaskans about the issues that matter most to them. If you have ideas that you’d like to see, please reach out and let me know.
Affordability & Cost of Living
The cost of living in Alaska is crushing too many families. Groceries, utility bills, housing, and transportation all cost more here, yet Washington keeps rewarding the wealthiest interests while working people fall further behind. I believe affordability is about fairness, responsibility, and dignity across every stage of life.
Health Care Access
Health care is not a luxury. It is a basic responsibility of a just society, and Alaska deserves leaders who will defend it rather than vote to take it away. I believe every Alaskan should have access to health care coverage that keeps costs down and puts patients ahead of insurance company profits.
Too many members of Congress use their positions to enrich themselves, serving donors and insiders instead of the people who elected them. I believe public service should be about trust, not self-enrichment.
Alaska’s economy and way of life depend on healthy fisheries, responsible energy development, and stewardship of the land and waters. I believe Alaskans, not corporate interests, should lead these decisions.
Alaska’s economy runs on people who work hard and small businesses that take real risks. Most businesses in Alaska are small businesses. They employ the majority of the private-sector workforce and are often the backbone of rural and local economies. I believe strong workers and strong small businesses rise together.
We can be a nation that enforces the law and honors human dignity at the same time. I believe that constitutional rights do not disappear because someone is an immigrant or because an agency operates in the shadows. Security and compassion are not opposites.
True faith calls us to love our neighbors. I believe the government should never dictate belief or privilege one faith tradition over others, that our constitutional rights are foundational, and they apply to everyone, regardless of politics or belief.