Arizona State House District 17

Campaign priorities: “As your state Rep I have always fought for our God Given Rights.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “Election Integrity is a key issue in this upcoming election. We must ensure that our elections are free and fair. One day, one vote, voter ID for ALL ballots, no drop boxes, and eliminating the opportunity for fraud needs to happen, so that our sacred right to vote is assured. • Our public education system is broken. CRT, extreme sexuality, and indoctrination is taking over our children's schools. The money must follow the child to ensure success is possible for EVERY child. • Medical Freedom has become extremely important. We must have a say regarding ALL medical decisions and treatments.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))

Campaign priorities: “I’m running because conservative principles work — when we put them to work. That means responsible spending, strong schools, safe neighborhoods, and a limited government. Our families deserve leaders who deliver results, not rhetoric — and that’s the kind of leadership I’ll bring to the Arizona House.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “Prosperity isn’t accidental. It’s built through ingenuity, responsibility, and the government getting out of the way. I’ll fight to lower housing and energy costs that are squeezing Arizona families, cut wasteful spending, and deliver real tax relief. We must support small businesses, invest in smart infrastructure, attract high-quality jobs in manufacturing, logistics, and trade, and expand workforce training so our kids can build careers and afford homes right here in Southern Arizona. No more government overreach driving up costs.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Jobs, wages & cost of living: “Energy and Land policy are critical to maintain Arizona's growth in manufacturing. Manufacturing jobs have been the bulwark of Arizona's economic prosperity. Public safety is a critical to the stability of families and economic prosperity. Property crime is on the rise due to the homeless problem, which is driven by the fentanyl crisis. These crimes are driving up costs for businesses and eventually consumers. We need tougher public safety standards and enforcement. Education is critical for the economy and a healthy republic. Public education is failing.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Education: “Since moving to Arizona in 2008, she served as a Judicial Nominating Commissioner, chaired campaigns securing over $14 million for school district overrides and a bond, and helped raise over $1 million for local nonprofits. She is committed to public service that delivers real results.” (Campaign website)

Education: “Strengthen public education and hold ESA vouchers accountable.” (Campaign website)

Education: “I’m a small business owner and former teacher, born and raised in Southern Arizona.” (AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide)

Priorities & Governance: “I ran for office out of frustration with the extreme, divisive politics we see out of Phoenix.” (AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide)

Priorities & Governance: “Since taking office, I have worked hard to do my part to take down the temperature, work across the aisle, and keep the focus on getting things done.” (AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide)