First and foremost, my Christian values are the guiding force in my life. I will always stand to defend our religious liberties and protect your right to worship.

I’m proud to be the only candidate in this race that’s consistently stood up to telecommunications and insurance corporations. As your next State Senator, I’ll demand these corporations do right by the hardworking people of Louisiana, hold them accountable, and demand transparency.

If our region is going to move forward, hurricane recovery has to be our first and highest priority. This includes a multifaceted approach to disaster relief: proactive drainage solutions, housing for those that lost their homes, coastal restoration, and stronger infrastructure.

If we want to rebuild our economy and business climate better than ever before, we have to meet the needs of the 21st century. This requires significant investments in infrastructure all throughout the district, including our rural and urban roads, bridges, and securing our grid.

Our constitutional rights were not suggestions. They’re mandatory. I will always be a staunch supporter and defender of our right to protect ourselves.

God blessed me and my wife with three beautiful children. Each day, I’m allowed to see the beauty of life in action. I will always be unapologetically pro-life and stand to protect the unborn.

We need our crumbling infrastructure funded and internet access expanded. I will always fight to ensure our communities receive the resources they need to spur rural development.

The oil and gas industry is the backbone of Southwest Louisiana. I’ll fight to keep these jobs in Louisiana and work with our industry leaders to protect our environment and restore our coast. 

Too many politicians have forgotten what fiscal responsibility means. Our state government needs to stop living from budget crisis to budget crisis. I’ll take my experience as a financial planner to fight for a sustainable, commonsense, and fiscally responsible budget for Louisiana.

In addition to our students missing out on almost a year’s worth of education, our state is ranked one of the worst places for children to receive an education. Politics should not get in the way of doing what’s best for our children. I remain committed to fighting for Louisiana’s students and expanding educational opportunities for our students to thrive.