I was raised in Sumner, in the same farmhouse my mother grew up in. I graduated from Buckfield Jr.-Sr. High School and Oxford Hills Technical School in 2012. Today I am a farmer, a lender, and your neighbor. I am asking for the opportunity to serve the foothills communities I know, love, and call home.

I was a registered independent for many years. I am guided by people, not politics.

I believe that people who work for a living deserve more than just survival - we deserve dignity, stability, and the chance to build and maintain a good life here at home.

Our communities work incredibly hard. I’ve watched my parents grow older here, and now I’m watching my classmates raise children of their own while balancing heating costs, childcare, medical bills, long workdays, and uncertainty about the future. Too many families feel stretched thin while trying to hold onto the communities they love.

We need practical solutions that protect earned benefits, strengthen local healthcare, support working families, and keep opportunity alive in rural Maine.

My campaign is grounded in a simple belief: strong communities care for both their land and their people.