My Top Priorities When Re-Elected

  1. Fixing traffic and funding infrastructure in high-growth communities. Watch my supported solution in committee.

  2. Lowering the cost of living for working families by building on the bipartisan solutions I advanced in 2026.

  3. Strengthening transparency and accountability in government.

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How I Solve Problems Differently

I’m a bridge builder and a practical problem-solver who delivers results.

I work with everyone, regardless of party, to find consensus and fix what’s not working for Utah families. No performative politics. Just results.

I listen first, on the ground and on the Senate floor, so I can represent District 11 honestly and effectively.

I’m not here to protect a platform. I’m here to solve real problems.

As a third-party legislator, I’m not tied to a caucus or party leadership. That independence means I can say no when something doesn’t serve my district and yes when it does, without political pressure or backroom expectations.

That’s how public service should work, for the people.

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“Who does she caucus with?”

I caucus with the people I represent.

Appointed just weeks before the session and without a caucus, I still delivered, advancing legislation on funding roads and schools in high-growth communities, transparency, healthcare, and attainable housing that puts families ahead of developers.

The reality is, the issues that matter most, roads, water, affordability, are not partisan, they are statewide issues.

I work with everyone willing to get real results for our communities.

Not having a caucus isn’t a weakness.

It’s the reason I can be effective.

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My Values

Problem Solving

I believe in common-sense solutions and collaborating with others to get good outcomes, not good headlines.

Bipartisan Bridge Building

I take relationships seriously. I believe in listening, finding common ground, and building coalitions that can actually pass meaningful policy.

Transparency

Government run by the people should be open to the people. Constituents should be able to see what is happening and understand why decisions are being made.

People First

I deeply value connecting with and advocating for constituents. My job is to represent them, not my own personal interests and not a party agenda. First and foremost, I represent my constituents because this seat belongs to them.