Representative, Colorado State House of Representatives, District 48, 2013-2021

Candidate, Colorado State House of Representatives, District 48, 2018

Former Member, Health, Insurance and Environment Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Transportation Legislation Review, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Treatment of Persons with Mental Health Disorders in the Criminal Justice System, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Interim Study Committee on Energy Legislation Review, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Mental Illness in the Criminal Justice System Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, State, Veterans, and Military Affairs Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Transportation and Local Government Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Mental Health Counselor, Laramier County Sheriff’s Department

Former Deputy Sheriff, Los Angeles County Sherrif's Department

No organizational membership information on file.

Hobbies or Special Talents:

Hiking, biking, camping, canoeing, and snow shoeing

Priority Issues:

The natural right to life of the unborn.
Energy development -- Oil and Gas are the life blood for Weld County's economic workforce.
Right to Work -- I believe no one should be compelled to pay union dues to get or keep a job.
Free Enterprise -- less government regulation and lower taxes
Private property rights -- government should not cease your property through force or coercion.
No entitlements for illegal immigrants -- Illegal immigration is exactly that, illegal.
Natural marriage is between one man and one woman.
The Second Amendment is more than just a privilege, it's a right.
Personal liberty -- the erosion of our Fourth Amendment rights is unacceptable.
School choice and academic freedom -- I'm a strong supporter of competition in education and of assuring that public schools and academic institutions stop discriminating against parents and students of faith.
Local control -- the Ninth and Tenth Amendments are a check by the States and the People against a run-a-way Federal government. Colorado should stand-up to Federal overreaches, and Weld County knows how too manage it's resources better than bureaucrats in Washington or Denver.