We must invest in education for students of all ages. That means supporting early childhood development by funding Pre-K programs, maintaining state aid for K-12 education, improving career and technical education programs for high schoolers, and bolstering adult education and workforce training programs.

We must support our economy and the small businesses we depend on by investing in transportation and high-speed internet infrastructure. Workforce training and affordable higher education are necessary to help Mainers adjust to the changing job market, as we build a more resilient and robust economy.

Reproductive health care decisions are between a woman and her health care professional, not politicians. Reproductive health care is an essential part of health care that allows Mainers to decide what’s best for their bodies and their futures.

Whether you own or rent, your housing costs are a significant expense. We can reduce property taxes and rental costs by maintaining municipal revenue sharing for fire, police, and roads, funding our schools, and further improving the property tax programs that benefit Maine residents.

Affordable and accessible healthcare for all Mainers will help us live longer and happier lives. I will advocate for policies to keep health care and prescription drug costs down, as well as efforts to expand services to people in need.