I’m running for re-election to the Board of County Commissioners because I share your vision for a vibrant, healthy, and diverse Teton County. I am an action-oriented collaborator focused on building an inclusive, open government. 

Together, we must strive for the equitable world all of our children deserve, where opportunity isn’t dependent on the color of your skin. Where women receive equal pay for equal work. Where parents don’t have to choose between safely caring for their children or paying rent or seeking health care. We must seek justice for those who continue to be forced to live in the shadows.

Let's invest together in our working families and small businesses so we can protect our treasured natural resources. My priorities include protecting our water quality, generating access to affordable early childhood education, and health and equity in all policies. My record shows I vote to put our community first. Join me in making the Equality State equal.

Natalia D. Macker

Healthy Teton County

The health of our community is at the forefront of all of my work. Safe, stable, and affordable housing is the backbone of a thriving, whole community. The security of high-quality health care is essential. My priorities for a healthy community include advancing health equity, reproductive health, effective mental health services for adults and youth, water quality, and affordable housing. 

Vibrant Teton County

Our community is defined by the public lands that surround us. Protecting this precious resource and stewarding the ecosystem entrusted to us are at the core of Teton County’s vibrancy. A strong arts community is needed for a vibrant economy. Building a vibrant community also means we need to promote energy efficiency, ensure access to safe child care, celebrate our history and cultural diversity, and grow connectivity in our transit system.

Diverse Teton County

Our middle-class families are Teton County’s heartbeat. I pledge to fight for opportunities for our youth through access to a first-class education and support for our working families through early childhood education. We also need to care for our most vulnerable, and our generational diversity depends on support for our elders. We need address racial equity in Teton County and break down the systemic barriers to participation by underrepresented communities in public life, in policymaking, in leadership and more.