
AFFORDABILITY
-Fight to find ways to lower costs for Missouri families by consulting with experts in areas of great need including: Child care, health insurance and costs, utilities, power resources, sales taxes, and the growing cost of fuel and food.
-We must find ways to help farmers in Missouri and utilize their skills and production for Missourians.
-We can find ways to reduce unecessary costs for Missourians.

GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
In the Senate:
-Support live video broadcasts of Missouri Senate Floor proceedings a and committee hearings.
-Establish permanent, publicly accessible video archives.
-Make recordings easy to find and access, including through captions.
In the Criminal Justice System:
-Review current evidence retention practices and identify gaps in policy.
-Address procedures for preserving evidence while investigations or prosecutions remain possible.
-Develop statewide guidelines for the collection, storage, transfer, documentation, and retention of sexual-assault evidence.

SUPPORT FAMILIES AND STRENGTHEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
-Advance policies that expand access to affordable, reliable child care.
Improve early childhood education and reading intervention.
-Support teacher recruitment and retention, special education, and a sustainable public school funding system.
-Evaluate proposals affecting public-school funding before redirecting public resources to other programs.

INVEST IN RURAL MISSOURI
-Pursue practical solutions for rural hospitals, health care access, and mental health services.
-Support infrastructure investments including roads, bridges, and broadband.
-Address rural housing shortages and barriers facing young farmers.
-Encourage responsible economic development that strengthens local communics and protects resources.

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DATA CENTERS
-Pursue a temporary statewide moratorium on new data-center construction and expansion.
-Develop statewide standards addressing water use, electricity demand, environmental impacts, and protections for local taxpayers.
-Protect local governments' ability to evaluate projects affecting their communities.
-Bring local officials, utilities, farmers, residents, and industry representatives into the decision process.
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