Providing our children and grandchildren educational opportunities that will enable them to compete and succeed in the global economy is our most important responsibility. [Click to learn more]

Most of us want to spend our lives in our homes, rather than in institutions. We have the opportunity to make this possible for the vast majority of our residents, and we should use technologies more successfully to deliver interactive, cost-effective health care. [Click to learn more]

Addressing global warming concerns while ensuring the world’s most reliable electric system remains affordable is imperative. Balancing different types of electric generation with investments in energy efficiency and electric transmission systems is crucial to our state’s economic health. [Click to learn more]

Water is our most precious natural resource, and we must manage it wisely – not only out west in the Ogalla Aquifer, but also in the east where we have municipal drinking water lakes and Corps of Engineers reservoirs. Sustainable use must guide the development of public policies in this area. [Click to learn more]