Arizona State House District 9

“Water, housing affordability, and public safety, with fiscal responsibility running through all of it. Water is a survival issue for a desert state, and my time in agriculture and as President of Dobson Ranch showed me how much long-term planning it takes. On housing, I want to cut permitting delays and red tape so builders can meet demand and families can afford to stay in their neighborhoods. On public safety, I've knocked doors across this district and I know families expect to feel safe at home.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

“Arizona is in the midst of a significant housing shortage. In my time at the legislature, I have been able to help pass legislation to increase the availability of housing, particularly around downtown cores. This year, I've also run multiple bills to increase funding to our Housing Trust Fund, which provides dedicated funds specifically to low-income individuals, along with bills to protect renters from predatory landlords and encourage the construction of affordable housing.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

“Affordability, Housing, Education, Healthcare, Climate: any policy that will help working people in Arizona improve their quality of life and ability to thrive in our state.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

“Housing affordability is one of my primary focuses. I strongly support increasing the supply of available housing, which will bring costs down for everyone. I also support legislation to restrict corporate owners from buying up single family homes as soon as they hit the market or buying up whole neighborhoods. These kinds of unregulated activities drive up housing costs for working people. If elected, I also hope to crack down on price-fixing for rental units and work to establish better protections for tenants.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

“I am personally passionate about public education and labor rights. Public education has done wonders for me, and allowed me to develop into an attorney that protects worker's rights. These two issues should be nonnegotiable, and are things we should fight for at the state capitol.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

“By far, water will be our biggest challenge. We must address it so that we can continue to live in this beautiful state.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))