• I propose legislation to protect health care workers and physicians from violence in hospitals.

• I support tax relief for low and middle-income families.

• In contrast, the 2021 Montana Legislature passed tax breaks for the wealthy.

• Affordable renewable energy will promote business investment, Montana’s recreation economy, and our children’s future.

• I attempted to remove Northwestern Energy’s ability to initiate projects without pre-approval.

• A roof over your head shouldn’t take food off your table.

• I supported a low-income housing tax credit (HB 397) which passed the legislature and was vetoed by the Governor.

• Childcare is not available for 70% of the children who need it.

• Families should not have to be wealthy in order to afford children.

• I supported a study bill on childcare that passed the legislature and was vetoed by the Governor.

• I want to restore Montana for Montanans, not a haven for the rich.

• Wealthy Montanans should be paying their fair share of taxes.

• Public education has been the great equalizer of opportunity - I want to keep it that way.

• I do not support defunding schools, nor diverting public funds from public to private schools.

• Montana hunters should have fair opportunity to hunt on public land. It should not be limited to outfitters and the wealthy on private land.

• The public’s wildlife should be managed for the Montana public.

• You are entitled to clean air and water, and the preservation of our environment.

• Our election officials continue to ensure free and fair elections.

• Retain your power to have a voice through your vote.

• Voting should be the least restrictive possible while being secure and legal - Republicans are taking that away.

• A vote for me is a vote for free and fair elections.

• I support freedom for workers to join a union.

• There is a crisis of affordability for Montana workers.

• Regular Montanans can’t afford to live in our state anymore - it is becoming a playground for the rich.

• Montanans should be able to afford to live in the community they work in.