Priorities

Focus on the things state government can actually improve.

These are the areas I currently see as most important for families, workers, small businesses, and communities in and around House District 66.

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Cost of Living & Taxes

Make it easier for families to keep more of what they earn, scrutinize state spending, and focus on growing household prosperity rather than simply growing the tax base.

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Small Business

Reduce unnecessary regulatory and tax burdens, expand opportunity for local entrepreneurs, and make Virginia a better place to start and grow a small business.

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Education & Parents

Support broad school choice, strong academic fundamentals, and meaningful parental involvement throughout a child's education.

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Public Safety

Maintain well-paid, well-trained police, firefighters, and other public-safety professionals while expecting high standards and accountability.

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Responsible Growth

Be more selective about large-scale development, including data centers, when projects strain infrastructure or crowd out locally rooted economic growth.

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Healthcare Affordability

Keep healthcare primarily private while pursuing practical ways to reduce costs, improve access, and maintain help for people who genuinely need it.

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A governing principle

Grow the economy, not just the tax base.

I would rather see more money remain in the pockets and savings accounts of Virginians and more opportunity flow to locally rooted businesses than treat every new source of revenue as an automatic win for government.