Policy Positions
Positions as of June 30, 2026, extracted from source websites.
Criminal Justice(4)
Would release individuals imprisoned solely for firearm possession where no violence or threats were involved.
"I would release all those folks held in our jails and prisons for mere possession of a firearm when no violence or threats are involved."
Supports full decriminalization of personal drug use and would release those convicted of possession-only offenses with no violence involved.
"I believe every individual has absolute authority as to what goes into, or what they do to their bodies; at the same time they individually remain responsible for what their body does. I will release all possession convicts where no violence or threats were part of their offense."
Opposes private prisons, arguing they create monopolies and absolve government of liability, and will work to return prisons to state control.
"Private prisons create a monopoly sold to a handful of contractors. This works against free market competition and serves only to attempt to absolve government from liability for wrongful or neglectful care of prisoners. I will work to bring prisons back under State control."
Supports the presumption of innocence, implying opposition to pre-trial detention practices that treat accused individuals as guilty.
"We need to revert to the notion that those charged with a crime must be considered innocent, until proven guilty."
Economy(4)
Opposes all personal income taxes in Arizona and proposes replacing them with a simple transaction tax not to exceed 9%.
"Personal income and personal property cannot be taxed and I want to end ALL income taxes in Arizona."
Proposes replacing corporate taxes with a flat 4% corporate fee on gross receipts with no deductions, offsets, or exemptions.
"A 4% corporate fee on gross receipts — no deductions, no offsets, no exemptions"
Supports adding cryptocurrencies as a lawful alternative currency in Arizona alongside a proposed gold-backed medallion system.
"I will support a secondary system of gold-backed Arizona medallions if necessary, and I have no problem adding crypto currencies as a lawful alternative."
Supports eliminating regulatory burdens and costs that hinder new and competitive enterprises.
"Eliminate useless requirements and costs that hinder new, competitive enterprises"
Education(2)
Proposes replacing the current school system with a less expensive distance-learning and local physical activities model to provide free or nearly-free education.
"I proposed keeping the state within its constitutional requirement to provide free, or nearly-free education to all Arizonans using a less expensive distance-learning, and local physical activities model to replace the antiquated system we use now."
Encourages homeschooling as an alternative to government schools, citing superior graduate competency.
"I've always encouraged 'home-schooling' because I've seen the results — home-schoolers graduate far more competently than those from government schools."
Guns(1)
Supports absolute, unrestricted right of individuals to arm themselves as they see fit, with only age-related exceptions.
"I don't know why there is any discussion in regard to the absolute, inherent Right of each individual to arm themselves as they see fit, without restriction; except as to age and or parental consent."
Healthcare(1)
Supports holding pharmaceutical companies liable for product damages and restricting prescription drug advertising in public venues, while opposing any government mandates related to medications.
"Liability for damages; Prescription drug advertising restrictions on Public venues and platforms; Clear understanding that no office of government has any authority to 'mandate', or discriminate among Citizens"
Immigration(4)
Supports deportation of undocumented residents who do not register within the proposed 90-day grace period.
"A 90-day grace period for current illegal residents to register, with those who don't being deported."
Proposes a work pass system allowing visitors to register and work legally, with a 90-day grace period for current undocumented residents to register.
"I propose a work pass system where visitors can register to work legally, with a 5% work fee going into an account managed by their own community to provide for education and medical needs. A 90-day grace period for current illegal residents to register, with those who don't being deported."
Supports securing the border to stop bad actors while allowing entry to those free of communicable disease and not posing a threat to citizens.
"Secure the borders to stop bad actors, and by opening access, we take away any reason for good people to come here 'illegally'."
Supports open access for individuals who are free of communicable disease and do not represent a threat, viewing free movement as consistent with individual rights.
"'Open borders' does not mean 'no borders', but it does mean that if anyone wants to come into the 'land of the free'; and they are clear of communicable disease and/or representing a threat to Arizona's Citizens; there's no reason at all to deny them the opportunity to further contribute to our economy."