Libertarian · U.S. House, District 4, Missouri
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
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Also running: Mark Alford (R) · Jordan Herrera (D)
Elections, voting & government reform
Nothing says, “I’m not winning people over” like trying to rig the elections to favor you and your team. Nobody should be doing this, and we need to ban the practice altogether by having non-partisan committees draw up state maps based on the 10 year census. I will push for legislation that will do just that.
Elections, voting & government reform
I believe a representative should understand the bills that are being voted on and do not violate the Constitution. If lobbyists attempt to talk to a representative, said representative should publicly notify their constituents for the sake of transparency. Returning unused money from the office to the US Treasury would also be important as well.
Where I Stand On the Issues
Now that you know who I am, where I’m from, and why , you’ll find out where I stand. Understand that though I have strong convictions, I do live in the real world. Recognizing when it’s appropriate to change is key.
Priorities & campaign themes
I do not look up to anyone in particular, because I have learned in recent years to stop putting people on pedestals. That said, the likes of Chase Oliver, Jesse Ventura, and others are ones who have inspired me over the years.
Priorities & campaign themes
I am willing to learn and am open to being wrong. I welcome communication from my constituents and I'll come up with ways of being more accessible.
Priorities & campaign themes
Returning our civil liberties to the forefront.
Registered with the Federal Election Commission for the 2026 cycle (FEC candidate H2MO04108); no 2025–2026 financial summary total has been posted in the FEC candidate summary file as of the latest release.
Source: FEC.gov candidate H2MO04108.