Prior to her current role at Federal Cartridge, Rachel spent 8 years in elderly care attending to memory care, behavioral health, and senior rehab. Rachel got involved with politics in 2016 when she noticed that action is essential if we are to overcome the challenges facing our families, our communities, and our country. She feels that getting things done the right way starts with strong family values and community service. By working together she feels we can make our neighborhoods feel like home. Rachel promises to do everything that she can to elevate Minnesota by promoting small businesses, battling divisive media narratives, and bringing our diverse communities together as a family.

Already at the young age of 9, Rachel’s life experiences were preparing her to be an effective civil servant. She has many years of experience serving her communities growing up in Utah Valley, Utah. Rachel was a part of the community action groups, performing monthly service projects and outreach care with her church for the elderly, single mother families, and the homeless community. Rached started cleaning houses for charity and started a day care network among the youth in her neighborhood to help students attending BYU so they could study and not miss classes due to family life.

As for Rachel’s family, she is blessed with five beautiful children. And she recently became a new grandma last September. Now Rachel has continued to put her energy toward helping others through volunteer and outreach programs to help the community grow strong. Rachel is a strong supporter of our US Constitution and believes the government should be small, and that the people’s voice should always be heard through voting. Rachel has been heavily involved with election integrity and 2nd Amendment programs for the past 7 years. Rachel is trusted in her ability to get things done, and can find a solution to any problem. Rachel’s main motto is to live life in service for the greater good.