How am I financing my campaign? The answer is quite simple. I am mostly self-financed. At the time of writing, I have received approximately $250 from individual contributions. I will be the only candidate in my race who rejects PAC, or super PAC money. I will continue to do so if I am elected to office. Below is a breakdown of my finances.

I sold my business in January of 2023 for $435,000 after purchasing the company in 2018 for $151,585. While operating the business, I maintained a $24,000 - $36,000 annual salary to cover my living expenses while investing the rest into the stock market or the company. My highest taxable income for a year came in at around $155,000. I own two rental properties that generate $4,475/month and have them listed in my “about me” section. Beginning in March 2020, I invested approximately $50,000 into the stock market, generating a return slightly above $48,000. I have sold all of my stocks as I strongly believe politicians should not be able to trade individual stocks while serving Congress. I maintain a retirement fund with Edward Jones that holds approximately $78,000 with an office in Spring Lake.

As I have said before, I will continue to reject PAC, and super PAC, money if I am elected. That is my promise to the district.