Jodi has seen and spoken to the disenfranchised poor, many of whom are seniors and veterans on fixed incomes.  She is committed to continuing her fight to reduce the burden of taxes, over regulation, and senseless spending. She favors personal property rights, the pride of self-reliance, and personal safety. She believes a restored economy with healthy growth will increase the tax-based revenue stream, while simultaneously reducing the costs of housing.

While continuing to fight for families and seniors, Jodi knows the future of our district depends on our young people. She knows how we value our students. Safety in our schools is one of her primary goals. This is proved in public policy by investing in protection at school. Her opponent has voted against this protection by failing to fund resource officers in Washington schools, leaving our children vulnerable to attack. This is unacceptable and Jodi plans to reverse this policy.