Public Lands

Wyoming’s public lands belong to the people and are not assets to be sold off or diminished. They are central to Wyoming’s identity and must be protected for future generations.

Second Amendment rights

The Second Amendment is fundamental to Wyoming’s way of life, independence, and the right of citizens to protect and provide for their families. I will defend this belief without apology.

Economic Development

Government should never slow Wyoming down and should instead focus on supporting growth, supporting business, and removing unnecessary barriers. A stronger Wyoming economy directly benefits Wyoming families.

Education

Wyoming children deserve every opportunity to succeed in their home state. If families want their children to stay, return, and build their lives in Wyoming, serious investment in K–12 education is essential.

Fiscal Responsibility

Wyoming needs disciplined, transparent, and responsible budgeting. Taxpayer dollars are earned through hard work and government must remain accountable to the people it serves.

Tourism

Tourism as one of Park County’s greatest economic strengths. The lodging tax is paid primarily by visitors, bringing outside dollars into the community and easing the burden on local families.

Park County’s position as the East Gate to Yellowstone National Park, its home to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, and its distinction as the only community in the country that hosts a nightly summer rodeo. These are competitive advantages that should be intentionally developed to benefit local residents.