John Arthur is running for re-election to the Utah House of Representatives in District 41, continuing his work as a strong advocate for public education, students, and educators. A National Board Certified Teacher and former Utah Teacher of the Year, he brings classroom experience to the Capitol, where he focuses on education, economic fairness, and protecting Utah’s environment.

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John Arthur HD 41



Verona Mauga is running for re-election to the Utah House of Representatives in District 31, continuing her work to ensure West Valley and Taylorsville have a strong voice at the Capitol. A mom, small business owner, and first-term legislator, she first ran to bring overlooked communities to the table and is running again to keep pushing for policies that support victims, protect vulnerable people, and make government work for everyday families. She brings a background in mental and behavioral health, along with a commitment to showing up, listening, and representing her community’s needs in the Legislature. Learn more and support her campaign: 



Verona Mauga HD 31

Liz Oates is running for House District 27 to protect open spaces, fight for LGBTQ+ rights, make Utah more affordable, and hold polluters accountable. A lifelong Magna resident, mom, and community advocate, she’s ready to work hard for the issues that matter most to families.

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Liz Oates For HD 27

Kim James is running for Utah House District 8 to bring a lifetime of public service, advocacy, and community leadership to Ogden.  After 40 years as a pastor fighting for social justice, she’s stepping fully into politics to ensure every voice is heard and to champion policies that improve life for Utah families. Learn more and get involved:



Kim James For District 8

Rosemary Lesser is running for House District 10 to promote healthy families, communities, and democracy. An Air Force veteran, OB/GYN physician, and former state representative, she is committed to public health, clean air and water, renewable energy, fair maps, and opposing voter suppression, bringing her experience and deep community roots to serve Utah families. Learn more and support her campaign:



Rosemary Lesser HD 10

Iva Williams is running for House District 42 to bring practical, people-centered leadership to Sandy and surrounding neighborhoods. A former Sandy City Council candidate who ran a strong, competitive race, she is focused on protecting public education, strengthening working families, and using data-driven solutions to ensure government works for everyone — not just the powerful. Learn more and support her campaign:

Iva Williams HD 42

Brett Nielsen is running for Utah House District 51 for the first time, bringing a community-focused, solutions-driven approach rooted in listening to residents across one of Utah County’s fastest-growing districts. He is running to address rising costs, infrastructure needs, and the demand for more responsive representation, with a focus on practical policies that improve everyday life for families.

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Brett Nielsen HD 51

Lillian Bowles is running for State House District 49 to bring practical, compassionate leadership shaped by real-life experience to the Utah Legislature. A longtime advocate for women, children, and working families, she is focused on strengthening public education, expanding healthcare access, supporting caregivers and people with disabilities, and creating meaningful workforce opportunities.

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Lillian Bowles HD 49

Wendy Davis is running for House District 40 to bring practical, people-centered leadership to her community. A longtime community member and former House candidate, she is focused on community safety, a strong local economy, and making government work for working families.

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Wendy Davis For HD 40

Jake Fitisemanu is running for re-election to House District 30 to represent the diverse and growing community of West Valley City. A current state representative and former city councilmember, he is focused on elevating residents’ voices, navigating growth, and advancing inclusive, community-centered solutions for Utah’s future. Learn more and support his campaign:

Jake Fitisemanu for HD 30

Rod Moser is running for Utah House District 45 to bring real-world experience and family-focused leadership to the legislature. A father of six, small business owner, and longtime community advocate, he’s stepping up to fight for affordability, equal rights, and accountable government. Learn more and get involved:

Rod Moser for District 45

David Chappell is running for Utah House District 62 to fight for everyday Utahns in downtown Provo and Springville. As a BYU grad, civil engineer, and lifelong advocate for fairness, he’s committed to affordable housing, healthcare, and equal opportunity. This race is about giving voters a real choice—and David is ready to be their voice. Learn more: 

David Chappell For District 62

It’s time for real change in HD-5! Kendra Penry is running because Utah deserves leadership that listens, fights for our communities, protects our environment, and makes life more affordable for everyone. 

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Kendra Penry For District 5

Jess Birtcher is running for Utah House District 44 to bring practical, compassionate leadership to his community. A lifelong Utah resident and CPA, he is focused on affordability, healthcare access, and strong public education, working to ensure families can thrive and future generations have opportunity.

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Jess Birtcher HD 44

Kristin Meyer is running for Utah House District 50 to give voters a choice, strengthen democracy, and bring accountable, community-focused leadership to Eagle Mountain.  From growing up with firsthand experience of hardship to years of public service and advocacy, she’s committed to making sure every voice is heard. Learn more and get involved 

Kirstin Meyer For District 50

Benyde Walker is running for Utah House District 48 to bring fresh energy and real choice to her community. A former university educator, mother, and South Jordan resident, she is focused on expanding opportunity through strong public education, sustainable infrastructure, clean air, and more attainable housing.

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Benyde Walker HD 48

Angela Choberka is running for Utah House District 9 to bring experienced, community-driven leadership to Ogden. A former Ogden City Councilmember who served for eight years, along with a background as an educator and healthcare leader, she is focused on expanding access to education and healthcare, strengthening communities, and tackling complex challenges through collaboration. Committed to working across the aisle, Angela is dedicated to building solutions that help families and neighborhoods thrive.

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Angela Choberka HD 9

Abigail Treasure is running for Utah House District 16 to bring thoughtful, community-focused leadership to Davis County. An aerospace engineer, former public educator, and longtime Layton resident, she is focused on strengthening public schools, protecting natural resources, and delivering practical, evidence-based solutions that improve everyday life for Utah families.

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Abigail Treasure HD 16

Jeffrey Lipe is running for Utah House District 74 to bring accountability and balance to Southern Utah. A Navy veteran and retired software engineer, he is committed to representing the will of the people, strengthening democratic principles, and offering a thoughtful alternative to one-party control.

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Jeffrey Lipe HD 74

Jeffrey Anderson is running for Utah House District 13 to bring thoughtful, community-rooted leadership to Clearfield, Clinton, and West Point. A lifelong Utahn and healthcare professional with decades of experience managing labs, budgets, and teams, he is focused on jobs, housing, healthcare access, and environmental stewardship, working to ensure families and communities can thrive.

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Jeff Anderson HD 13

Breanne Mashek is running for House District 66 to bring rural voices and practical, community-focused leadership to the Utah Legislature. A small business owner and current town council member in Fayette, she is focused on addressing poverty in rural communities, expanding economic opportunity, and ensuring everyday Utahns are heard at the Capitol.

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Breanne Mashek HD 66

Mackenzie Miller is running for Utah State Senate District 11 to put working families first, fight for transparency in government, and make sure every voice is heard. As a parent, Navy veteran, and data analyst, he’s stepping up after seeing firsthand how policy decisions—like county childcare closures—impact real people.

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Mackenzie Miller For Senate District 11

Jared Neal is running for State Senate District 6 to protect the rights of women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and communities of color, while ensuring Utah invests in education, housing, and the Great Salt Lake. A finance professional and former service industry worker, he knows the value of hard work and is committed to building a Utah where families and workers come first.

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Jared Neal For Senate District 6

Karen Kwan is running for re-election in Utah Senate District 12 to continue her work advancing equity, education, and community engagement. A former state representative and longtime educator, she brings a strong background in public service and advocacy, with a focus on expanding opportunity and representation for all Utahns.

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Karen Kwan Senate District 12

Jen Plumb is running for re-election to the Utah State Senate in District 9, continuing her work as a champion for data-driven public policy and community health. A pediatric emergency medicine physician and current Senate Majority Assistant Whip, she has passed 39 pieces of legislation focused on substance use prevention, child welfare, and environmental quality since taking office. She is also the co-founder of Utah Naloxone and has spent her career working to reduce overdose deaths and expand access to life-saving resources across Utah. Learn more and support her campaign: 



Jen Plumb Senate District 9

Kacee Weaver is running for Utah State School Board District 2 to support students, teachers, and families across Weber County.  As a lifelong educator, school leader, and grandmother, she’s committed to equitable, student-centered education and strong public schools. 

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Kacee Weaver For State School Board

James Martin is running for State School Board District 7 to bring real-world experience and equity to Utah’s classrooms.  As a lifelong educator, principal, and arts advocate, he’s committed to supporting teachers, protecting public schools, and keeping students’ best interests first. Learn more: 

James Martin for State School Board

Ashley Anderson is running for re-election to Salt Lake City School Board 3 to ensure families and students have a strong, experienced voice in public education. As an arts educator, parent, and community leader, she’s committed to continuity, equity, and keeping Democratic values represented in our schools. Learn more and get involved:

Ashley Anderson For School Board

Kari Harbath is running for Ogden School Board District 4, bringing deep lived experience as a solo mom to her DeafBlind daughter and a strong background in special education advocacy. She is running to ensure all students—especially those with disabilities and complex needs—have real access, support, and equity in Ogden schools.

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Kari For Ogden School Board

Shelly Hill-Worthen is running for Morgan County Commission At-Large to give voters a choice and tackle the challenges of a growing county—from water and infrastructure to open space and education. As an architect, longtime public servant, and community volunteer, she’s committed to standing up for families, seniors, and the natural spaces that make Morgan County special. 

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  Shelly Worthen For Morgan

Sarah Anderson is running for Washington County Commissioner Seat B to bring a strong Democratic voice to local government. With 13 years at Southwest Behavioral Health Center, she’s seen firsthand how decisions on public health, mental health services, and infrastructure affect real lives—and she’s ready to build lasting change through increased civic participation and voter engagement.

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Sarah Anderson Commissioner

Lauren Forsyth is running for Wasatch County Attorney to bring fresh leadership, stronger support for victims, and greater community engagement to the office. An attorney with more than a decade of experience serving her community, she is focused on improving how the office operates while ensuring justice and accountability for Wasatch County residents.

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Lauren Forsyth Wasatch County Attorney

Rosie Rivera is running for re-election as Salt Lake County Sheriff to continue her work on public safety, reducing recidivism, and supporting mental health and substance use alternatives to incarceration. A trailblazing leader and Utah’s first elected female sheriff, she emphasizes compassion, accountability, and community partnerships to build safer, more inclusive communities. Learn more and support her campaign:



Rosie Rivera For Sheriff

Fred J. Allen is running for Utah County Commission Seat B to promote affordable living, defend democratic values, and ensure equal protection for all residents. A technology entrepreneur and community leader, he is focused on humane policies, government accountability, and expanding opportunity while advocating for inclusive and equitable representation in Utah County. Learn more and support his campaign:  



Fred Allen For Utah County

Sara Cimmers is running for Salt Lake County Council District 5, bringing a background in education, community organizing, and public service to her first campaign for this office. She is running to make county government more responsive to everyday families, with a focus on housing, cost of living, and protecting long-standing communities from displacement.

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Sara For Salt Lake County Council

Zach Robinson is running for Salt Lake County Council At-Large, bringing experience as a former firefighter, paramedic, and two-term Sandy City Councilmember. A lifelong Salt Lake County resident, he is running to take on the county’s toughest challenges—focusing on cost of living, protecting natural spaces, and strengthening public services through practical, community-focused solutions.

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Zach For County Council At Large

Luke is running for Salt Lake County Council District 3 in an open seat election, bringing a background in systems analysis, project management, and deep local civic engagement. A lifelong Salt Lake County resident, they are running to ensure county government listens to residents and prioritizes investments in community needs like childcare, housing, and environmental protection over partisan politics.

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Luke For County Council District 3