Government should be accountable to the people who fund it. I support transparent budgets, measurable outcomes, and regular audits so taxpayers can see where money is going, what is working, and what is not.

Too many local families are being priced out of the place they call home. We need to reduce unnecessary costs, cut red tape, and make it easier for working families, small businesses, and young people to build a life on Kauaʻi.

Our schools should prepare students for real life, not just test-taking. I support restoring critical thinking, expanding vocational and trades education, protecting parental rights, and helping the next generation build meaningful futures here at home.

Strong families are the foundation of a healthy community. I will support policies that respect parents, protect children, defend life, and strengthen the home rather than replacing the role of families with government programs.

Freedom is not given by government; it must be protected by government. I will defend parental rights, religious freedom, medical freedom, property rights, and the individual liberties that allow families and communities to thrive.

Housing policy should prioritize local families and practical solutions. I support removing unnecessary barriers to building, expanding responsible options like ADUs and ʻohana units, and focusing on homes our residents can actually afford.

Before pushing more growth, we need to address the basics: roads, wastewater, water systems, drainage, and landfill capacity. Responsible planning means making sure infrastructure can support the people already here.

Small businesses create jobs, serve our community, and keep money circulating locally. As a small business owner, I understand how regulation, permitting delays, and rising costs affect real people. We need a government that helps local businesses succeed, not one that stands in the way.