As a state representative, secured federal funding for a tech hub in the district and supported the National Apprenticeship Act, which plans to have over $3.85 billion invested to increase access to apprenticeship opportunities.

Supported policies that aim to protect the environment while bolstering the economy.

Wants to revive well-paying jobs in Northeast Ohio and increase job training and job growth opportunities.

Said, "Women should always have the right to make decisions about their healthcare and reproductive freedom...the government has no place telling a woman what to do with her body."

Supports working with local healthcare partners to reduce costs of care.

Advocates for lowering the cost of medications such as insulin, ensuring there are affordable long-term care options for state residents, and eliminating "systemic biases that lead to health inequities."

As a representative, introduced a bill to improve hiring and retention resources for local law enforcement.

Supports providing resources to law enforcement for their work in protecting and serving their communities while "ensuring there is accountability and trust within the community through meaningful criminal justice reform efforts."

Supports "commonsense" gun safety measures, including universal background checks, red flag laws, and banning assault weapons.

Wants a "bipartisan, comprehensive solution" for immigration "that stops ignoring the problem."

Opposes undocumented immigration and wants to keep out "dangerous drugs and weapons, while also recognizing decency and humanity is required to those who seek the land of opportunity we call home."

Supports lawful and documented immigration.

Believes that "access to clean water, clean air, and a clean environment is a basic human right."

Supports policies aimed at reducing energy costs for Ohioans, generating quality jobs, addressing climate change, and developing a clean energy infrastructure to strengthen the economy.

Supports the use of solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and biomass energy.

Supports the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act, the Freedom to Vote Act, the Democracy for All Amendment, and the We the People Amendment, which protect voting rights and limits campaign financing.

Said, "[I] will hold accountable anyone who attacks the right to a free and fair election, particularly those who advocate violently overthrowing the government, like the attack we saw on the Capitol on January 6th."

As a state representative, co-sponsored the EDUCATORS for America Act and the American Teacher Act to "provide students, educators, and schools with the resources they need to support a robust education."

Plans to make efforts to help residents with higher education affordability that does not "leave them drowning in student loan debt while they’re building a life here in Ohio."