Someone from the community who votes on laws, creates budgets, and stands up for , or represents, their district. Think of it like jury duty, but for making laws rather than enforcing them.

I live in the 110th district in Kansas, which is the following counties: Graham, Norton, Phillips, Rooks, And Ellis, apart from the bulk of Hays itself, which is it’s own district (111). If you’re in these areas you can vote for me on November 5th, 2024, if not, you can vote for a candidate running in your district, to learn more about your options go to Vote.Gov.

While I see many ways to improve my city, I find most of my issues to be at the state level. Of course I want accessible sidewalks on route to the hospitals, schools, grocery stores, and government buildings, but most local problems: staffing, pay, workloads, benefits, tax dollars, gas prices, water quality, recycling programs, groceries, healthcare, it’s all the same statewide, and I believe we’ll find the most solutions working from the state level.

The funny thing about this job is that qualifications for it seem counter-intuitive. A bit like comedy, the more rich and successful you are, the further you get from being relatable to the common man, and therefore the less you’re able to stand up and represent the people and their needs. This country was founded by people my age and younger, who felt passionate that they could do better for themselves and their people than those in power over them; they were driven by necessity, and passion, and I’m definitely qualified for that. For more about my qualifications please see: My Resume, linked in the footer.

Financial contributions are of course always appreciated, and you can find the option to donate at the top of the website, but sharing my content with others, requesting a yard sign, and visiting Vote.Gov to make sure you're ready to vote on November 5th, 2024, are all vital parts of a modern day campaign. Empower yourself and your community to influence the laws that govern us all.