• Reject federal and state government overreach and fight for local control.
• Protect life, promote adoption, and improve foster care.
• Support local governments and our business communities by reducing regulations, eliminating bureaucracy, and removing barriers.
• Proper funding of education increasing and improving our investment into our children.
• Safeguard our Constitutional rights advocating for responsible gun ownership and defending religious freedoms and personal liberties.
• Conserve natural and historical sites, battlefields, and parks.
• Reinforce safe and secure elections throughout Tennessee.
• Find solutions to transportation and infrastructure demands. Expanding roadways to improve safety and creating economic opportunities.
• Bolster patient centered initiatives and personal responsibility for healthcare enhancing accessibility and affordability of care.
• Keep Tennessee financially strong encouraging additional capital investments and economic opportunity for all.
• Improve rural access to broadband, healthcare, education and vocational training opportunities.
• Eliminate the Professional Privilege Tax in Tennessee and further reduce the Franchise and Excise Tax.
• Advance additional safety and mental health resources for our first responders, law enforcement, firefighters, emergency medical personnel and utility workers.
• Provide support for our farmers, ranchers and agricultural industry.

Marshall County has challenges related to broadband internet accessibility, diversifying its economic base, and job creation. The eastern portion of Williamson County residents desire to preserve their rural character and protect its existing open spaces and lifestyle. Spring Hill continues to see growth pressures and must make further progress in improving Highway 31 and completing the June Lake Blvd interchange with I-65.

It will take a dynamic problem solver to meet the needs of the entire district. I am confident that my conservative Tennessee values, integrity, common sense, and proven work ethic are what District 92 needs at this time.