Accessible housing should never mean compromising on quality of life. Every resident, regardless of their background, family size, or financial situation, deserves access to a range of high-quality housing options. Beyond affordability, we must ensure robust support for first-time homebuyers, renters, and those on fixed incomes. No one in our community should live in fear of losing their home due to a lack of resources.

As a West Valley City Council member, I’ve seen firsthand how local voices can shape the future of our neighborhoods. In the state legislature, I will work to empower cities to make zoning decisions that reflect the unique needs of their communities. By prioritizing responsible development, we can balance the needs of our current residents with opportunities for growth, ensuring that everyone has a place to call home.

As a Community Health Program Manager and a member of the Salt Lake County Board of Health, I am deeply committed to ensuring that public health is prioritized across all sectors of our community. Every resident deserves access to comprehensive, affordable healthcare that meets their needs, regardless of their background or financial situation. Health is a fundamental right, and we must work to eliminate barriers that prevent individuals and families from receiving the care they deserve.

Public health isn’t just about healthcare services—it's about creating environments where people can thrive. Whether it's housing, education, transportation, or economic development, we must consider the health impacts of policies in every sector. This means addressing social determinants of health, expanding access to mental health resources, promoting preventive care, and supporting initiatives that reduce health disparities in our communities.

As your legislator, I will advocate for policies that prioritize the well-being of all residents. By integrating health considerations into decision-making processes at every level, we can build a healthier, stronger Utah where everyone has the opportunity to live a full and healthy life.

Every Utahn deserves to live in a community that guarantees equal protection under the law and safety from harm, whether it be to their person, their home, or their property. Ensuring public safety is not just about enforcement—it’s about building trust, centering collaboration, and finding solutions to address the root causes of crime.

As a legislator, I will work to support public safety strategies that blend traditional methods with creative, community-driven approaches. This means investing in programs that strengthen neighborhoods, provide mental health support, and reduce recidivism through rehabilitation and education. At the same time, we must ensure that our law enforcement agencies have the tools and resources they need to protect our communities effectively while being held accountable to the highest standards of justice and equity.

Public safety isn’t one-size-fits-all. It requires tailored approaches that respect the unique needs of each community while maintaining a commitment to fairness and justice for all.

Every infrastructure project and policy decision should prioritize the well-being of our communities and the health of our planet. Addressing environmental challenges proactively is essential not only for the environment but for the quality of life of all Utahns. 

As your legislator, I will advocate for sustainable infrastructure that minimizes environmental impact and promotes health. This means prioritizing the expansion of accessible, affordable, and green public transportation options that reduce pollution and traffic congestion. It also means supporting clean energy initiatives, preserving open spaces, and protecting our natural resources from degradation.

Utahns deserve an economy that supports all families, workers, and communities. Like the majority of Utahns, I believe the state’s food sales tax should be eliminated. Families shouldn’t have to choose between putting food on the table and meeting other essential needs.

As a working parent, I understand the challenges of balancing work and family life without adequate paid parental leave. In a state that values family, we must ensure that all working families have access to paid parental leave so they can care for their newborns and themselves without sacrificing financial security. Family-friendly policies aren't just good for workers—they're good for businesses and help strengthen our economy.

Additionally, our economy thrives when we allow all Utahns to contribute their skills and talents. We need to break down barriers that prevent immigrants with verifiable trade skills, professional licenses, and educational credentials from entering the workforce.