A Vote for Common Sense in Kansas House District 120

I believe in hard work, personal responsibility, and earning what you get. That's how I've lived my life for 32 years here in western Kansas — driving truck, managing people, and now teaching the next generation of CDL drivers. I'm a lifelong Republican, Husband to Michelle, and my three sons — Alex, Dane, and Mason. This community is my home, and I'm running to protect it.

Understanding the Needs of District 120

Kansas House District 120 is facing real challenges:

• Property Taxes: Since 2021, residential valuations have gone up an average of 40% statewide — and western Kansas has felt it hard. Homeowners shouldn't be taxed out of their homes and farmers should not be forced to sell the family farm to pay the taxes.

• Economic Development: Many local businesses struggle to thrive in a competitive market.

• Education: Schools need resources and support to provide quality education.

• Healthcare Access: Access to affordable healthcare remains a pressing concern for many families.

  
  

Economic Growth

I plan to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses through access to grants and networking opportunities, and to attract new industries through incentives and workforce development programs.

Education Reform

I advocate for hiring and retaining qualified teachers so every child in District 120 gets the education they deserve.

Healthcare

I'm committed to promoting preventive care and partnering with local clinics to ensure accessible services for all residents.

Community Engagement and Transparency

I believe in open communication is vital. I plan to hold regular listening tours so every resident can be heard and stay informed.

How You Can Get Involved

Volunteer, attend events, and vote. The choice is clear —I will fight for the people of Kansas House District 120. Your vote matters. Make it count.