Arizona State House District 27

Jobs, wages & cost of living: “I have fought for greater public safety, improved infrastructure, cutting government and school choice. My “Make Arizona Sovereign Again” efforts are to limit federal authority and reclaim state-level control to bring power back to Arizona citizens where it belongs. These efforts will keep our economy growing, attract more high-paying jobs, and lower prices on the things we use the most.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Education: “I grew up right here in Peoria, attended Peoria High School, Glendale Community College, and ASU where I earned a Bachelor’s in Education and a Master’s in Public Administration.” (AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide)

Economy & Taxes: “As a Peoria City Councilman, I led the crusade against wasteful spending and high taxes.” (AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide)

Economy & Taxes: “I was elected 3 times to the Arizona Legislature where I won awards from taxpayer and family groups.” (AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide)

Campaign priorities: “On Abortion: The majority of Arizonans believe women should have access to legal abortion.. Passing the Arizonans for Abortion Access initiative is a foundation for this adding abortion access to the state constitution. But it is inadequate on its own. When Arizonans pass the Arizona Abortion Access Initiative and elect a pro-choice majority to the state legislature we will secure abortion access and reproductive freedoms. • On Education: We must reverse the devastating impacts of more than 20 years of systemic underfunding of public education. We must reverse this movement.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024))

Elections, ethics & government: “I’ve spent four decades as a public affairs professional in the intersection of communications, advocacy, and outreach. That’s long enough to know it isn’t brain surgery - it’s a learnable skill. AND it’s best approached by thoughtful people with a serious interest in serving the public, not their personal interests.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024))