| Public Safety | Aims to address Mason County Sheriff's Office staffing shortages, strengthen emergency dispatch, and expand coverage across the county's 1,051 square miles. Cites a staffing level of 0.87 deputies per 1,000 residents, which she describes as below state and national averages. | T3 |
| Housing and Homelessness | Supports removing construction barriers, workforce housing, and funding for homelessness interventions while managing costs for current residents. Cites a median home value of $432,400 and near-zero rental vacancy. | T3 |
| Infrastructure and Broadband | Backs broadband expansion through partnerships with Mason County PUD 3 and pursuit of state and federal grants, plus maintenance of roads and bridges. Notes that nearly half of county homes lack fiber connectivity. | T3 |
| Fiscal Responsibility | Emphasizes transparent reporting and data-driven decisions on the roughly $184 million county budget, applying her financial-services background to budgeting and fiscal stewardship. | T3 |
| Economic Development | Supports the Economic Development Council, addressing childcare shortages, and small business growth, with a goal of reducing the county unemployment rate (cited at 6.2 percent). | T3 |
| Environment and Conservation | Supports science-based protection addressing the Hood Canal dissolved oxygen problem and aging septic systems (cited at more than 26,000 countywide). | T3 |
| Health Care Access | Advocates expanded primary care and mental health services, citing a patient-to-physician ratio of 3,590 to 1 versus 1,180 to 1 statewide. | T3 |
| Tribal Partnership | States tribal partnership and data-driven policymaking as cross-cutting campaign principles. | T3 |