Eight Bills. Not Slogans.
Anyone can say they support workers or oppose poverty. That's meaningless without specifics. These bills are the specifics. They're what I would actually do in office.
You can agree with them, disagree with them, or tell me they're wrong — but at least you know exactly where I stand.
Bill 1Family Well Protection Act
Establishes residential well priority near industrial extraction. Monitoring, compensation fund, impact assessments. Your water before their profits.
Bill 2Mine to Wire & Chip Act
Raises severance tax from 2.5% to 5%. Creates value-add manufacturing incentives near extraction sites. $135 million/year additional for Arizona communities.
Bill 3Worker Privacy & Safety Act
Off-duty cannabis protection. Impairment-based testing. Elected worker safety committees with binding authority. Whistleblower protection.
Bill 4Rural Healthcare Access Act
Hospital funding for extraction counties. Telehealth expansion. Provider recruitment. On-site emergency facilities at large mines.
Bill 5Arizona Education Equity Act
Fix the rural funding formula. Teacher recruitment with housing help and loan forgiveness. Dual enrollment expansion with EAC.
Bill 6Worker Housing Freedom Act
Separate employment from housing. 90-day transition. Fair-market options. End company town feudalism.
Bill 7Hometown Prosperity Act
Rural broadband. Value-added processing incentives. Main Street microloans. Workforce pipeline grants. Keep the wealth where it's created.
Bill 8Growth Pays Its Way Act
Development impact fees. 100-year water adequacy. School construction matching. Community planning zones. Developers profit — they can fund the infrastructure.
That's how democracy should work.