• Statement. Wrote a 2026 op-ed faulting the Legislature for rejecting a water-impact study for data centers (defeated 12-8 in committee).
• Statement. Says the 2025 siting law bypasses local control and sends most tax revenue to the state.

Context: Her opponent, Del. Chris Anders, co-sponsored a broader water-protection amendment that also failed 6-87, so this is not a clean partisan divide.

• Statement. Wants a tax system favoring "working families over corporations"; says budget surpluses show taxpayers were overtaxed.
• Statement. Backs locality pay for Eastern Panhandle state employees.
• Statement. Says she is running "to lower the cost of living, strengthen our community, and represent the values we all share."

No public position found on income tax cuts, the vehicle property tax.

• Statement. Supports investing in public education and teacher pay raises.
• Statement. Says parents should have input "without diverting resources" from public schools.

Context: Unclear whether she opposes the Hope Scholarship.

Topics checked: Medicaid, PEIA, drug pricing, reproductive health.

• Statement. Supports "responsible development" that balances jobs with protecting water, farmland, and rural land.
• Statement. Unverified claim. Reportedly opposes heavy state control of a $4 billion data-center project.

Context: She has not named the project.

• Statement. Says reliable, high-quality child care "strengthens our future and our workforce."