I live in Cheyenne. We moved here when I was 2 years old. I bought the house I grew up in 10 years ago, where I raised my children, and now my grandchildren can find comfort as I did and still do.

I will be 52 years young when elected.

After graduating from Cheyenne Central High School, I began my career working for the State of Wyoming’s Child Support Div., where I prepared case files and wrote operational procedures to make office positions more efficient. Later, I married and moved with my military spouse, serving as a Naval Air Station ombudsman to resolve housing and community issues. In 2006, I returned home to Wyoming to raise my children. For 17 years, I worked in accounting and procurement at the refinery in Cheyenne. As a Contractor Admin. Coordinator, I audited contracts, streamlined contract, billing, and cost reporting, and fought to keep local trades working on local jobs. I have spent my entire career finding practical, cost-effective ways to cut waste, save money, and improve efficiency for large organizations. Now, I want to put that experience to work for the people of Wyoming as your Secretary of State.

I would like to continue the work to rid drop in ballots, and streamline all clerks with the same up-to-date equipment to ensure secure ballots.

I believe in working in a minimal role with the federal government. Oversight isn't a bad thing, especially when it comes to our elections.

I want open communication with all the clerks, they know what it takes to run their county. Regular talks is always the key to a successful government.

The only issue with minimal regulation would be who would be allowed into Wyoming to do business. I would continue the good work of our current administration.

The system seems to be working fine.

We should always be transparent with local governments so they can be transparent to the people. At the end of the day, the people live where we make the decisions, and we should be attentive to their needs and concerns.