Ashley Delobel

Criminal Justice / Public Safety Prioritizing public safety means supporting first responders, investing in crime prevention and mental health resources, and ensuring accountability and community trust. It also means addressing the root causes of crime—like housing instability, substance abuse, and lack of opportunity—so communities are stronger and safer in the long term. Healthcare Prioritizing healthcare means lowering costs, protecting access to essential services, supporting healthcare workers, and ensuring no one is left behind because of income, age, or where they live. Strong healthcare systems lead to healthier communities, a more productive workforce, and greater peace of mind for families. Making healthcare a priority is about dignity, security, and giving every person the chance to live a healthy, full life. Education Investing in education means smaller class sizes, well-supported teachers, safe with modern classrooms, and pathways that prepare students for college, careers, or skilled trades. It also means recognizing that every child—no matter their ZIP code—deserves access to a high-quality education. Making education a priority isn’t just about schools; it’s about strengthening families, growing our economy, and building a brighter future for our state.