conversations and coverage

We had a Democrat and Republican in our family, and so I've always kind of had my foot in both worlds and understood both worlds, and I feel like that's given me a unique set of skills to be able to talk to anyone.

I use that in my job, and now I hope to use it on County Commission to help find commonality because I think

there's a lot more in common that we have as working families,
then we have uncommon.

We've been pitted against each other, and things are made to be a battle.

We could expand on that [COIC] further and really bring it to a community level. Expanding to more community-based, adding positions from people who are from Powell Butte, from people who are from La Pine, getting more voices on those boards, I think would be incredibly helpful to understanding. You have to have the voices from those groups that are underrepresented, and I think a lot of that comes from community advocacy.

Community is the foundation of a healthy government

Candidate Conversations event on Sunday, January 4th at Larkspur Community Center
driven by PCP and community-submitted questions prioritized via proportional ranked choice voting