Campbell County is not just where I live. It is where my family has worked the land for generations. That is why I ran for the Wyoming House, and that is why I am running for Senate District 23.
When I first ran for the Wyoming House, I made one promise: I answer to you, and nobody else. Everything I did in Cheyenne was built on that.
In Cheyenne, I helped ban biological males from competing in women’s sports. I co-sponsored Wyoming’s Save Act, making Wyoming the first state in the nation to verify citizenship and residency for voting. I supported a permanent 25% property tax cut for Wyoming homeowners and 50% relief for those over 65. I fought to give teachers the raises they deserve, expand school choice, and pass the first balanced budget under the Governor’s recommendation in recent memory. I didn’t vote for pork. I didn’t sign pledges to caucuses. I answered to my neighbors, my community, the people who sent me there.
Now I’m running for Wyoming Senate District 23, and my commitment to representing this community has not changed.
The threats facing our way of life are real and they demand serious attention. Our energy industry is still being squeezed by federal overreach while our state has done too little to push back. Government spending continues to grow, and too many legislators treat taxpayer money like it belongs to them. The push to impose nuclear waste storage on Wyoming, expand data centers without transparency, and drive up the cost of electricity threatens both our economy and our quality of life. Through all of it, too many elected officials are more interested in protecting their relationships with the right people than protecting the families and livelihoods they were sent to represent.
The Senate needs legislators who have lived these fights, built a real record, and won’t flinch when the pressure comes. Campbell County deserves a senator who keeps their word and keeps the door open. I will always respond to you directly, honestly, and with respect. You deserve straight answers, not talking points.
The job isn’t finished. Let me keep fighting for this place and for you.
My Great-Grandparents homesteaded in Wyoming in the 1930’s with two toddlers, a dream and a soddy house. I am proud to say I grew up among the cowboys and the roughnecks. I went to school here, married here and now I’m raising my family here.
Over the 20 years I have served in various ministry positions with Family Life Church. From Youth Pastoring to the current Women’s Ministry. Over these last two decades I have seen and experienced the ups and downs, booms and busts that Campbell County and her families have endured. My family has been supported by the very industries that are under attack in Wyoming. No matter the fight, we know living here is worth it, so in 2015 we started to build a side business and in 2020 my husband took our Gunsmithing business full time.
I have a vision for Gillette and Campbell County to be a place that keeps our way of life, our conservative traditional values and our work ethic. Wyoming is a special place, and I want our children, and grandchildren to have a future here.