Arizona State Senate District 17

Elections, ethics & government: “I’m running for State Senate because I believe the conservative principles of smaller, more limited government, secure borders and an unwavering defense of the constitution are vital to keeping our state a great place to live, work and raise a family.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “As your next State Senator, my promise to you is that I’ll never apologize for or waver from my commitment to always stand up and fight for our shared conservative principles.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “Unlike a lot of politicians who tell you one thing and do another, you will always know where I stand. I am a conservative and with your vote for Legislative District 17 State Senator, I will represent you as a conservative in the Arizona State Senate.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “Arizona families deserve relief from rising costs. My campaign is focused on the kitchen-table issues. Housing, healthcare, and utilities. I will work to make housing more attainable, protect access to affordable healthcare, and hold utilities accountable so working families, seniors, and small businesses are not priced out of their communities. • Education changed my life, and I have spent more than 30 years helping students succeed at Pima Community College.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Jobs, wages & cost of living: “I am especially passionate about affordable housing, accessible healthcare, fair utility costs, public education, community colleges, workforce development, veterans’ services, water security, and responsible growth. These issues are connected: families thrive when they can afford a home, receive the care they need, access excellent education and training, and find good-paying jobs in communities with a secure water future. My goal is to expand opportunity while protecting taxpayers and Arizona’s quality of life.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))