• Statement. Opposes HB 2014; wants it repealed or amended to restore local control.
• Statement. Wants a law letting data centers use surface water but not well water.
• Statement. Opposes unregulated data centers, the proposed "Mountain Pure" water-bottling plant, and power lines without community benefit.
• Statement. Wants companies to "pay for the infrastructure upgrades needed" and use "only green energy such as solar or wind power."
• Statement. Wants lower utility rates through energy-efficiency programs for low-income residents and developer-funded infrastructure; favors renewables over new coal mines.

Context: Her opponent also fights a related transmission line, so this is not a clean party divide.

• Statement. Wants state surplus funds for secondary road repair and maintenance.
• Statement. Wants opioid and tobacco settlement funds sent to Jefferson County for "addiction treatment and recovery" and healthcare jobs.

• Statement. Supports locality pay for teachers and public servants to compete with nearby Virginia, Maryland, and D.C. wages.
• Statement. Wants to remove the 1% cap on the local levy that supplements teacher pay.

No public position found on the Hope Scholarship, the school funding formula, charter schools.

• Statement. Pledges to refuse contributions over $200 from pharmaceutical executives, corporate insurers, and hospital lobbyists ("Patients Over Profits").

No public position found on Medicaid, PEIA, drug costs, reproductive health.

Context: As of Sept. 2026.

• Statement. Backs free gun locks at police stations, remote storage, and safety classes, while respecting hunting and lawful ownership.

• Statement. Wants a commission to study other states’ models and a plan that ends housing children in hotels or out of state.