As a State Representative, she passed Senate Bill 366, which prevents companies that receive "economic development incentives" from recognizing unions without the use of secret ballot, sharing an employee's contact information without their consent, or forcing subcontractors to do these activities.

Supports economic growth through a $37.9 billion amended budget with investments in infrastructure, technology, education, housing, and healthcare, including an increase in funds for retirees, the local road assistance program, and improvements to the buildings on Capitol Hill.

Supports economic growth and wants to fund workforce housing, infrastructure, and development programs to attract and retain businesses, with significant investments in rural areas and low-interest loans for water projects.

Plans to require solar power facility agreements to provide procedures for the decommissioning of a solar power facility

Supports House Bill 409, which would authorize specified local authorities that operate public water or sewer systems in specified instances.

Supports the right for patients to have a designated essential caregiver present during their stay in hospitals or long-term care facilities, except in restricted areas, through the "No Patient Left Alone Act."

Supports Senate Bill 455, which would remove the requirement of the "step therapy protocol" for the treatment of mental illness.

As State Representative, passed SB 480 offering student loan repayment to mental health and substance use professionals serving underserved areas in Georgia.

Supports Senate Bill 368 to ban foreign nationals from donating to political entities and mandates registration and disclosure for agents of foreign principals engaging with government officials

Supports HB 986 which criminalizes the creation and distribution of AI-generated deep fakes intended to disrupt elections, with penalties including fines and imprisonment, while permitting AI content with proper disclosure.

Supports enhancing election security by mandating visible watermark features on official Georgia ballots

Supports increased public safety funding, including raises for law enforcement, re-entry programs for inmates, and resources for domestic violence and sexual assault centers, emphasizing crime prevention, victim support, and professional retention in policing.

Supports House Bill 993 which criminalizes online grooming with felony charges with up to five years' felony imprisonment.

Supports Senate Bill 395, "Wesley’s Law," to exempt opioid antagonists like Narcan from being classified as dangerous drugs for overdose prevention, allowing possession and administration on school property and requiring public schools to maintain a supply.

Plans to support Georgia's K-12 education with a $14.1 billion budget for Quality Basic Education (QBE), raises for educators and staff, meal subsidies, literacy programs, school safety grants, and increased funding for student transportation in FY 2025.

Supports an additional $1 million for Communities in Schools and $57.5 million in lottery funds for early education improvements, including smaller class sizes and better pay for Pre-K teachers in Georgia.

Supports Senate Bill 464 to enhance student literacy and provide educators with funds for classroom supplies, including free reading screeners and a program for purchasing school materials in Georgia.