Sponsored and passed landowner notification requirements for Sage-Grouse map revisions. Sage-Grouse regulations have become a tool for government to exert control over private land while the landowner still carries the burden of ownership. Wyoming landowners deserve a real voice when decisions are being made about their property, and protecting them from that kind of regulatory overreach will remain a priority in the Senate.
Sponsored the bill to protect clergy visitation rights during health emergencies; because no bureaucrat should stand between a person and their pastor
Wyoming’s coal, oil, and gas are the backbone of our economy and the foundation of a reliable power grid. Fifty percent of our state revenue depends on these industries, and I will fight to reduce the state over-regulation that has been strangling them for years. Wyoming has primacy over its own land and resources, and it is time we act like it. I will also push Wyoming to the front of the nuclear energy and data center conversation, because the next chapter of energy dominance will be written here, and our kids deserve the jobs that come with it.
This is the people’s money. Not mine, not the state’s, and certainly not Washington’s. I went to Cheyenne with that conviction and I never lost it. I will bring the same discipline to the Senate that I brought to the House. No pork, no pet projects, no expanding government programs that burden taxpayers and invite fraud. The surplus years should build a cushion for Wyoming families, not an appetite for bigger government. When I vote on spending, I am thinking about your kitchen table, not a caucus.
I am a mother of three daughters and I did not go to Cheyenne to co-parent with the government. I passed Chloe’s Law, banned males from women’s and girls’ sports, co-sponsored the Heartbeat Bill, and championed school choice because parents, not government, know what is best for their children. Your right to raise your children according to your values and your faith is worth fighting for. I will keep fighting for it in the Senate.
Wyoming’s landowners and ranchers are the backbone of this community and I will never stop fighting for them. Whether it is fighting federal overreach on land use, making sure landowners have a voice in decisions that affect their property, or standing against legislation that creates more liability than protection, I will always ask one question first: how does this affect the people who actually work this land? I sponsored the landowner notification bill for Sage-Grouse map revisions because landowners deserve a seat at the table, not an afterthought. That is the standard I will carry into the Senate.
Wyoming was the first state in the nation to verify citizenship and residency for voting, and I was proud to help make that happen. Secure elections are the foundation of self-government, and I will keep fighting to protect them. But integrity does not stop at the ballot box. Wyomingites deserve transparency from their elected officials at every level of government. I will push for accountability in Cheyenne the same way I expect it from Washington, because the people I represent have every right to know how their money is being spent and whose interests are being served.
Your health decisions belong to you and your doctor. In rural Wyoming, access to quality care is already a challenge, and the last thing families need is more government standing between them and the treatment they need. I will fight to keep costs down, protect access to care in our communities, and oppose any mandate that strips you of your right to make your own medical decisions. Washington and Cheyenne both need to hear it: get out of the way and let Wyoming families take care of their own health.
…shall not be infringed.” It’s that simple.