• Streamlining traffic through roundabouts, adaptive signals, and paved paths.

• Budgeting responsibly by limiting debt and confirming returns on investment.

• Upholding Madison City Schools via communication with its board and stakeholders.

• Engaging the community with in-person conversations and virtual updates.

• Tailoring development to preserve green spaces and maintain small-town charm.

my priorities

• I’ve personally knocked 1,810 of the district’s doors (so far) listening intently to what residents want. I’ve also solicited feedback via social media, hosted multiple town halls (more than John Seifert’s two terms combined), and pledged to continue bimonthly once in office.

• With little advance public notice, Seifert backed $1.2M on October 28, 2024 to design an expensive improvement to Toyota Field.

  • The four story structure would have cost at least $20M and included additional luxury suites.

  • Seifert endorsed the building’s construction on January 13, 2025 and called the drawings a “sunk cost”.

  • He changed course in the following months, eventually voting for a one story option.

  • I prefer modest renovation down the road to maximize our ability to address other needs throughout Madison. League requirements might change again, and we shouldn’t put too many eggs in one basket.

• Only individuals fund my efforts. In contrast, corporate interests have sponsored Seifert’s campaigns in large part (donating $12K+ to date). They include:

  • Louis Breland and associated enterprises

  • builders (soon after an election) and realtors (while running unopposed)

  • the Huntsville Committee of 100’s political arm

key distinctions

• Reach out with your thoughts on moving Madison forward.

• Consider donating resources or time to the cause.

• Request a yard sign and/or a car magnet.

• Finally, register by August 11 and vote on August 26!

your role