About Me

I grew up right here in Sumner, on the family farm my grandfather purchased after retiring as a Commander in the U.S. Navy - the same farm where my mother was raised. I graduated from Buckfield Jr.-Sr. High School and Oxford Hills Technical School in 2012. Today, I'm a farmer, a mortgage lender with over a decade of experience, and your neighbor. I'm asking for the opportunity to represent the foothills communities I know, love, and call home.

I believe people who work for a living deserve more than just survival. We deserve dignity, stability, and the opportunity to build a good life here, and afford to maintain it.

I've watched my parents grow older here, and now I'm watching my classmates raise families of their own. I see how hard our neighbors work, and how much harder it's become to get ahead. Between property taxes, heating costs, childcare, and medical bills, too many families are stretched thin just trying to hold onto the lives they've built.

I want to ease some of that pressure. That means working to lower the property tax burden, advocating for our fair share of state funding, protecting the benefits people have earned, and making sure our small towns aren't overlooked in Augusta.

I was a registered independent for many years, and that independent thinking still guides me. I believe a good idea is a good idea, no matter which political party it comes from. I'm more interested in what works for our communities than who gets the credit.

I believe in practical solutions that strengthen our schools, support local businesses and family farms, protect local control, and keep opportunity alive in rural Maine.

Above all, my campaign is grounded in a simple belief:

Strong communities care for both their land and their people.