Fight for good-paying jobs and worker protections while ensuring you can retire with dignity.
Make healthcare more accessible while keeping the government out of personal medical decisions.
Improve housing affordability so more families can call Kentucky home.
Strengthen public schools to prepare our kids for a successful future.
Make government work for you when you need it and get out of your way when you don't.
Under Governor Beshear’s leadership, Kentucky has seen historic economic growth—and we have a real opportunity to build on that momentum. I’m fighting for good-paying jobs, strong worker protections, and the dignity of a secure retirement. Because at the end of the day, jobs are more than just a paycheck—they’re about the families they support and the futures they make possible. That’s why I’ve voted to keep Kentucky’s workers safe and filed legislation to let cities set their own wage and labor standards—because local communities know what’s best for their workers. I’ll keep standing with working Kentuckians, not wealthy corporations, to build an economy that works for all of us.
Every Kentuckian deserves access to affordable, life-saving care—and the freedom to make personal medical decisions without government interference. I passed legislation to make sure no one in Kentucky is priced out of the medications they need to survive, and I introduced the Compassionate Care Act to give pregnant Kentuckians more options when facing nonviable pregnancies. I’ve also fought to protect our veterans and ensure they receive the healthcare and benefits they’ve earned. I’ll keep working to build a system that puts patients first and defends your right to make personal decisions about your health.
Everyone deserves a place to call home—but right now, Kentucky is facing a housing shortage that’s pushing prices out of reach for working families. Homes are becoming harder to find and even harder to afford, especially when corporations and investors buy up entire neighborhoods before Kentuckians even get a fair chance to bid. That’s why I introduced a bill to give everyday Kentuckians the first opportunity to purchase a home before out-of-state investors can swoop in. Because houses aren’t just investments—they’re where we raise our kids, build our futures, and plant our roots. I’m committed to finding real solutions to the housing crisis so Kentucky families can find homes they can actually afford.
Every child deserves a great education and a safe learning environment. That’s why I’ve voted for legislation to protect our kids, and I’ll keep fighting to strengthen our public schools by raising teacher pay to keep our best educators in Kentucky. I also support expanding early childhood education so every child can start strong and every parent can get back to work knowing their kids are learning and growing. Because at the end of the day, our schools should prepare every child for a successful future in the classroom, the workforce, and in life.
Kentucky has a proud legacy as an energy leader, powered for generations by coal—but to stay competitive in the 21st century, we must pursue a modern, all-of-the-above energy strategy that includes renewables, natural gas, and emerging technologies. I’ve supported legislation that would allow our state to modernize its grid, attract clean energy investment, and continue being an energy leader in a changing world. We can lower utility bills, create thousands of good-paying jobs, and protect our environment—all while preserving Kentucky’s role as a cornerstone of American energy.
Government should be a tool that helps Kentuckians thrive—not a barrier that holds them back. As your representative, I’m focused on making government more effective and responsive. That means cutting through bureaucracy and investing in what matters—like housing, healthcare, and new opportunities for working families. I filed a bill to launch a veteran entrepreneur program because I believe government can open doors for those willing to build something new. At its best, government should work for you when you need it, and get out of your way when you don’t. That’s the future I’m fighting for in Frankfort.
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