I believe government exists to protect the natural rights of life, liberty, and property by providing only the bare essentials that individuals or private businesses cannot effectively deliver, such as public safety, law enforcement, infrastructure, and fair dispute resolution. I view government much like a business, and in my experience, businesses that operate without competition tend to become inefficient and wasteful. That’s often what happens when the government grows beyond its core responsibilities.

At 25, I offer a dynamic, youthful perspective currently underrepresented on the city council. Despite my age, I have achieved success in my career and businesses during one of the toughest economic climates for young people in recent history. I understand the value of hard work, the need for creative solutions, and todays challenges of supporting a family. My ability to connect with younger residents through shared experiences, combined with my respect for Kaysville’s traditions and values, allows me to bridge generational gaps. My professional experience and innovative mindset equip me to tackle local issues with energy and insight.

I’ve supported and voted for President Trump in the past three presidential elections, inspired by the authenticity and strength he brought to politics in 2016. With Trump, what you see is what you get... there’s no guessing about his positions or vision for America. His innovative use of social media and podcasts has created a direct connection with millions, making politics more accessible and relatable than ever before.

While I believe both President Trump and the MAGA movement can at times veer off course, I commend their ability to refocus based on feedback of supports.

As a Gen Z leader, I’m passionate about mobilizing my generation to engage in politics and run for office. Young voices can shake up the system, and I believe we need to encourage and support Gen Z candidates to bring fresh energy to governance.

As your city councilman, I’ll channel that same authenticity by posting 1–3 weekly updates on Instagram and Facebook about council work—like infrastructure, public safety, and economic growth—and hosting live Q&A sessions to hear your concerns. I’m also exploring a weekly podcast to dive deeper into local issues and my stance on politics, giving you a direct line to your government.