Legislative Accomplishments

Led efforts to protect Alaskans' right to medical autonomy and oppose government-mandated health interventions. Advocated for informed consent protections and the right of Alaskans to refuse medical procedures without penalty.

Championed increased transparency in state government operations, including disclosure of how emergency powers are used, open-records compliance, and public access to legislative proceedings.

Consistently opposed gubernatorial and legislative proposals to reduce or redirect PFD funds away from Alaskans. Argued that the Permanent Fund Dividend represents a contractual obligation to Alaska residents and cannot be unilaterally reduced.

Opposed all legislation that Senator Reinbold believed infringed on Alaskans' Second Amendment rights. Supported constitutional carry and defended the right of responsible Alaskans to protect themselves and their families.

Fought to ensure the Alaska Legislature maintained its constitutional role during declared emergencies. Introduced measures requiring legislative approval for extended emergency declarations, arguing that one-person rule during a crisis sets a dangerous precedent.

Served on the House Judiciary Committee during multiple sessions, reviewing legislation for constitutional compliance and advocating for the rights of individual Alaskans against government overreach.

Supported and helped advance legislation expanding educational options for Alaska families, including homeschooling funding, correspondence programs, and charter school development.

Secured capital project funding for Eagle River infrastructure, including road improvements, community facilities, and public safety resources that directly benefit constituents.

Consistently voted against unsustainable state budget proposals and worked to identify spending reductions that preserved essential services while reducing government growth.

Maintained an active and responsive constituent services operation, helping Eagle River residents navigate state agencies, resolve issues with government services, and connect with appropriate state resources.