I grew up in Darien on my family's farm. From a young age, I learned the value of hard work and personal responsibility while caring for animals and the land. My parents raised cattle and grew crops with my four siblings and I.
Growing up, I was a member of 4-H, and FFA. I learned the importance of community engagement and volunteering, while also supporting agriculture. I became an avid show-woman at the Walworth County Fair, exhibiting everything from beef steers and dairy heifers, to pigs.
After graduating from Delavan-Darien High School, I attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison. During my Freshman year, I was fed up with the one-sided political debate in my classes. That led me to re-found the Young Americans for Freedom chapter. It's main goals were to have a place for conservative students to hear conservative ideas. I also established a chapter of the Luce Society, which is a group that seeks to provide a place for conservative women to meet and share ideas.
During my time at UW-Madison, I interned with Representative Amy Loudenbeck in the State Capitol. I learned the day to day work of an elected official and how to respond to the people of your district. I also worked for UW-Athletics, and the DeLong Company. During my senior year, I had a fellowship with the Clare Booth Luce Center for Conservative Women in Herndon, Virginia. The Center's main goals are to empower Conservative Women on college campuses and advocate for conservative beliefs on campus and on Capitol Hill.
After working in the state legislature as a staff member, I felt a calling to be a voice for my community and ran for the office to represent the 31st Assembly District. I was proud to represent the 31st Assembly District from 2023-2025 as a State Representative. After the legislative maps got gerrymandered, I no longer had an area to run for re-election in.
I currently serve as Executive Director of the Wisconsin FFA Foundation, supporting over 27,000 student members and over 32,000 alumni members in Wisconsin.
I truly believe if you work hard, you can be successful. I want to make sure people still have those opportunities for years to come. My husband and I decided to settle in Clinton with our dog, Ruby. We welcomed our first son in 2023. I love this part of the state, its close-knit communities, agricultural roots, and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I believe we need a strong voice who listens to our needs and fights for us in Madison.
Growing up, I was a member of 4-H, and FFA. I learned the importance of community engagement and volunteering, while also supporting agriculture. I became an avid show-woman at the Walworth County Fair, exhibiting everything from beef steers and dairy heifers, to pigs.
After graduating from Delavan-Darien High School, I attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison. During my Freshman year, I was fed up with the one-sided political debate in my classes. That led me to re-found the Young Americans for Freedom chapter. It's main goals were to have a place for conservative students to hear conservative ideas. I also established a chapter of the Luce Society, which is a group that seeks to provide a place for conservative women to meet and share ideas.
During my time at UW-Madison, I interned with Representative Amy Loudenbeck in the State Capitol. I learned the day to day work of an elected official and how to respond to the people of your district. I also worked for UW-Athletics, and the DeLong Company. During my senior year, I had a fellowship with the Clare Booth Luce Center for Conservative Women in Herndon, Virginia. The Center's main goals are to empower Conservative Women on college campuses and advocate for conservative beliefs on campus and on Capitol Hill.
After working in the state legislature as a staff member, I felt a calling to be a voice for my community and ran for the office to represent the 31st Assembly District. I was proud to represent the 31st Assembly District from 2023-2025 as a State Representative. After the legislative maps got gerrymandered, I no longer had an area to run for re-election in.
I currently serve as Executive Director of the Wisconsin FFA Foundation, supporting over 27,000 student members and over 32,000 alumni members in Wisconsin.
I truly believe if you work hard, you can be successful. I want to make sure people still have those opportunities for years to come. My husband and I decided to settle in Clinton with our dog, Ruby. We welcomed our first son in 2023. I love this part of the state, its close-knit communities, agricultural roots, and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I believe we need a strong voice who listens to our needs and fights for us in Madison.
