| Office: | Minnesota District 58B State representative |
Other candidates in this race:
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| Party: |
Republican |
| Incumbent: |
No |
| City of residence: |
Minneapolis |
| Age: | 26 |
| Background: |
B.A. University of Minnesota Political Science and Communication Studies, Harrison Neighborhood Association Board Member, Single. |
| Endorsements: | Republican Party of Minnesota. |
| Most important issue: |
If elected I want to improve the educational system in Minnesota. We need to improve the graduation rates for high school seniors and prepare them for college or the work force. We need to make our schools accountable for meeting the standards mandated by the state. Secondly, we need to ensure we have safe neighborhoods for our children and homeowners. Increase the number of police officers on the street, and give power back to our residents by increasing the amount of local government aid and encouraging participation in neighborhood associations. |
| More information: | Candidate website |
| Views: |
Candidates were asked to respond to statements on five policy issues. They were given seven options: "Strongly agree", "Somewhat agree", "Have mixed feelings", "Somewhat disagree", "Strongly disagree", "Have no opinion" and "Do not wish to respond."
| In light of high gasoline prices, the Legislature should repeal the gas tax increases enacted in February. |
Strongly agree |
| The state should require cities to allow law enforcement officers to inquire about people's immigration status during routine police work, such as traffic stops. |
Somewhat agree |
| Legislators should rule out tax increases during the next session. |
Strongly agree |
| The state should put a cap on tuition increases at state colleges and universities and pressure the University of Minnesota to do the same. |
Strongly agree |
| The state should provide more funding for K-12 education, even if it means reductions in other areas of the state budget or raising taxes. |
Have mixed feelings |
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