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I am truly honored to have been given the opportunity to serve Wisconsinites in the 27th Assembly District as their representative. My first term in the Assembly has certainly been a learning experience, from my attempts during the state budget process to limit the growth of government, to working with constituents who needed help with state agencies or regulators, to my time as Chair of the Speaker’s Task Force on Protecting Kids. It hasn’t been a walk in the park, but I have always sought to infuse time-tested conservative philosophy and strong Christian values into my every action as an elected official.

 

I am proud of the legislative record that I have developed with the help of my staff and stakeholders throughout this session. I currently have three bills awaiting the Governor’s signature: one to establish a tax credit for families heartbroken by stillbirth and two bills to create and fully fund four new Internet Crimes Against Children positions at the Department of Justice. I also authored bills to protect our water from the pollution caused by at-home abortions, to safeguard Wisconsin’s elections by banning absentee ballot drop boxes, and to protect Wisconsin’s vital records system from gender ideology by restricting sex changes on birth certificates. These efforts will require more time and advocacy, as well as a new Governor, before we can see them become law - but I was honored to get the ball rolling and conversations going on such necessary reforms.

 

There continues to be plenty more work to be done. Wisconsin is a high-tax state, which makes us very uncompetitive compared to states that don’t charge their citizens any income tax. Our elections are vulnerable to various points of exploitation and only one party - and sadly, not even every member of that party - is interested in restoring confidence in the security of our elections. The modern-day Holocaust that is legal abortion continues unfettered in Wisconsin thanks to the sad excuse for jurists on the state Supreme Court. However, with God, all things are possible, which is why I strongly believe that we can make things better in Wisconsin. That’s why I’m excited to announce that I am running for a second term to represent the people of Wisconsin’s 27th Assembly District. I could not be more eager to earn support from the voters in my district and to continue working on the difficult but important tasks that are set before us.

 

I look forward to engaging with Wisconsinites across my district over the coming months to hear about their concerns and share with them my vision for the future of our state. Thank you to my family and friends for their love and to all who have been involved in making my service possible, your efforts and support are deeply treasured. To God be the Glory. Let’s get to work!