Believes addressing housing costs, water shortages, and wage theft is essential for community safety and prosperity.

Believes construction industry tax fraud harms workers and communities by depriving them of benefits and essential public services.

Wants to address housing costs have surged due to a shortage of 270,000 units in Arizona.

As a House Representative, voted for a bill restricting pedestrian activities in certain traffic areas despite concerns about constitutional issues and police resource allocation. Believes in addressing public safety concerns raised by constituents.

Opposes state pre-emption of local decisions on gun shows, believing local authorities should decide due to the presence of children and families.

Supports "common sense" gun safety measures and co-sponsored HB 2233, "Christian's Law," for safe gun storage. Plans to continue advocating for this legislation to protect children from gun violence.

Believes Arizonans should have access to affordable healthcare regardless of pre-existing conditions and plans to allow consumers to buy into the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System to reduce premiums.

Supports maintaining and increasing funding for Home & community-based services, services for the developmentally disabled, addiction services, Medicaid, and Behavioral Health programs. Plans to ensure these programs are included in the state budget despite a $1.8 billion deficit.

Believes in improving oversight for mental health services and supported legislation for better monitoring and evaluation of mental health agencies.

Opposes using public school funds to advertise for private schools.

Believes in increasing support for community colleges and adult education programs. As a House Representative, sponsored a bill to help adults earn high school equivalency diplomas and industry credentials simultaneously.

Believes in lifting the 1980-era spending cap on school districts to address the teacher shortage crisis. Supports increasing teacher and staff pay, reducing class sizes, and funding repairs or replacements of outdated school facilities.

Believes in addressing water shortages by measuring water usage and incentivizing water-saving methods for farmers and urban residents. Supports transitioning to efficient plumbing, rainwater harvesting, and desert landscaping.

Opposes giving away water to foreign corporations and plans to protect Arizonans' water rights.

Believes it is vital to improve air quality, protect natural areas, and prevent forest fires.

Opposes requiring unique identification numbers on ballots, believing it violates the freedom to cast a secret ballot.

Supports establishing voting centers in addition to designated polling places and closing district schools on election days for use as polling places.

Believes mandating in-person voting disenfranchises the elderly and disabled. Plans to ensure all eligible voters can cast their ballots without "undue burden."

Endorsed by labor unions including Arizona Carpenters, the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, and the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations.

Endorsed by political action committees such as the National Organization for Women, Moms Demand Action, Moms Fed Up, and Save Our Schools.