In my work as a disability advocate and nonprofit professional, I’ve spent years working directly with individuals and families navigating systems that are supposed to help—but too often fall short. I’ve seen the gaps. I’ve seen the frustration. And I’ve seen how much better things could be if we focused on practical solutions instead of politics. North Dakota works best when we take care of our own. That’s not just a slogan—it’s something I’ve lived. It means showing up for our neighbors, investing in our communities, and making sure no one gets left behind just because the system is too complicated or too disconnected. I’m also someone who understands people. Through my work and even through comedy, I’ve learned how to connect with folks from all walks of life. At the end of the day, most of us want the same things: stability, opportunity, and a fair shot. I’m not running to be flashy. I’m running to be effective. District 5 deserves leadership that listens, shows up, and actually works to improve people’s lives. That’s what I plan to bring to Bismarck. I hope to earn your support in November. Please contact me if you'd like to learn more.