End the disgraceful $2 billion data-center tax exemption so the technology industry pays its share. Virginia’s residents and communities have been handed the massive costs of AI. The unfeeling billionaires will be held accountable, and we'll reinvest the revenue in our people.

Tax the enormous amount of electricity and water consumed by data centers so ordinary citizens are not forced to suffer. They suck up all our water, drain our electrical grid, and decrease our property values. We will raise more than $1 billion and return that revenue directly to residents and homeowners.

The General Assembly has opened the door for localities to place AI-powered cameras at every crosswalk and stop sign, significantly expanding the government’s surveillance power. We're no better than Russia or China if we allow this to continue. I will defeat mass-surveillance systems that continuously spy on us.

Make financial literacy and civic education a central part of K–12 education. Every student should learn how to save, invest, build wealth, participate in public life, and understand how to control their government. Nothing is more important.

We should not be hit with an absurd tax bill every year simply for owning the vehicles we need to get from place to place. The General Assembly has been weak on this issue for decades. I will fight to reduce the car tax and deliver actual savings to Virginians.

All of us have struggled with mental health or know someone who has. I will speak about it openly, fight for greater resources in schools and public spaces, encourage earlier intervention, and improve insurance coverage for mental-health care.

We need an energy and housing tax rebate to help families manage rising energy bills, mortgage payments, and rents. Our living expenses are high (thanks, data centers!), and Virginians deserve meaningful relief.

Every family should have the opportunity and economic security to own a home. We should streamline permitting, reform zoning, and make it easier to build starter homes, townhomes, and other housing families can afford.

Many of my family members are law enforcement. I’ve seen the toll it takes and the sacrifice the job requires. I will always support the officers who protect our communities, and that includes defeating "two-shots" Jay Jones. We will give them the staffing, training, funding, and resources they need to do their jobs well—whatever it takes.

Victims, families, and safe communities must be at the center of public-safety policy. The justice system should protect innocent people, hold violent offenders accountable, and stand with those harmed by crime. Jay Jones is a complete disgrace for Virginia, on all these issues.

Veterans and their spouses should be able to turn the skills they earned through courage and service into good civilian careers. We should accelerate professional licensing, expand education and workforce pathways across state lines, strengthen transition support, and stand with military families.

Defend the rights of lawful gun owners. Punitive restrictions aimed at responsible citizens do not stop violent offenders. We should enforce the laws we have, target violent crime, and protect our constitutional rights.