Streamline and reform the permitting process for new construction

Ease restrictions on building apartments and mixed-use buildings in commercial areas

Convert vacant buildings into new homes

Let religious organizations build on their land

Let homeowners build accessory units on their land

Pass the constitutional amendment to protect reproductive rights

Pass an abortion shield bill that will protect people from extradition by the federal government for accessing reproductive healthcare

Pass the constitutional amendment for marriage equality 

Pass the constitutional amendment to restore the rights of persons who have served their time

Provide emergency unemployment relief to all affected workers similar to the pandemic response 

Partner with local businesses to place workers into new jobs

Invest in diversifying Arlington’s local economy to build resiliency in our communities

Streamline small business creation process

Repeal ancient Prohibition era alcohol laws that are making business uncompetitive for small local restaurant owners who have to compete for customers in the DMV

Pass sensible AI regulation and data protection 

Secure investments in clean energy, medical research, rural broadband, and transportation infrastructure and create new good paying jobs

Challenge Dominion Energy’s 100 year monopoly on Virginia

Pass legislation to speed up the construction of renewable energy projects.

Let people build wind and solar infrastructure on their own land

Safeguard Virginia’s elections and voting rights by passing protections on election certifications to prevent rogue local officials from overturning legitimate election results

Safeguard Virginia’s education system and protect the independence of our schools, from primary schools to universities, from the federal government’s anti-inclusionary and anti-free speech mandates

Prevent federal power grabs and protect the autonomy of our National Guard by passing laws preventing forced federal deployment without express approval of our commonwealth’s government

Amending the Dillon Rule so that local neighborhood issues, such as banning gas-powered leaf blowers, can be solved by local governments instead of waiting for the General Assembly