My opponent and her allies will make SB 200 a campaign issue. That's fine. I voted for it, I'm proud of it, and the full story is nothing like the one they'll tell.

You were elected as a Republican delegate. Congratulations. Here is what I stand for, where to find me at convention, and what to expect on April 18.

The Utah County Republican Party platform comes up for ratification this Saturday. I've read it, I've listened to people talk about it, and I'm voting no. Not because I oppose the platform's values, but because this draft isn't ready. Here's why.

If a letter from the Lieutenant Governor’s office showed up in your mailbox, you probably had questions. I voted for SB 153. Here’s the full story, including what the bill actually does, who keeps their privacy protection, and what to do before the May 6 deadline if you qualify.

District 52 has grown fast. It is still growing. It will keep growing. And I am not against that. But over the years I have watched Utah's housing pressures produce a set of financing tools, Public Infrastructure Districts, Tax Increment Financing, and Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zones, that I supported early on and have come to see differently since. I was there. I watched how they played out. Here is what they are, where they exist in our communities, and where I now stand.

Today, Governor Spencer Cox signed HB 52 into law. Enrolled members of Utah's eight federally recognized tribes can now request a "Federally Recognized Tribal Member" notation on their Utah driver license or state ID. The bill passed every step of the legislative process without a single opposing vote.

Utah's caucus-convention system isn't a quirk of state politics. It's a republic working exactly as the Founders designed it. This Tuesday, your precinct is the proof. Here's why this process is the most correct way free people have ever chosen their leaders, and why an ancestor of mine spent his career proving it goes back thousands of years.

There's a view going around in our local party that Utah legislators should default to "no" on every bill. I hear the argument. I think it's wrong — and I want to tell you exactly why. This is how I think about the job you elected me to do.

President’s Day reminds us what kind of leadership built this country and what kind of character preserved it. George Washington gave us a nation. Abraham Lincoln kept it together. Here are the lessons their lives still teach us today.

I’m proud to endorse Elizabeth Jean Rivera for Aspen Peaks School District Board, Seat 5.

I’m proud to endorse Diane Knight for Board Member of Seat 1 in the new Aspen Peaks School District. Diane brings the kind of leadership we need right now; steady, experienced, and focused on what matters most: students, families, and teachers.

Today, I gave my personal endorsement to Emily Lockhart for Lehi City Council. I have complete confidence in her abilities to help manage our great city.

In the wake of the recent and heartbreaking school shooting, our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and the entire community. The loss of innocent lives is a tragedy beyond words.

As a firm supporter of the Second Amendment, I believe in the right to bear arms—but that right comes with a critical responsibility. Recent tragedies, like the one in Lehi where a child found a loaded gun and accidentally shot himself, remind us that negligence can have fatal consequences. We must secure our firearms and educate our children about gun safety. Protect your family by being a responsible gun owner. Secure it, teach it, live it.

Recently, I had the profound honor of speaking at the unveiling of a new historical marker in front of the Lehi Memorial Building. The event gave me a chance to reflect on the incredible spirit of service, sacrifice, and community that has long been a part of Lehi’s history. As someone who deeply values the heritage of our town and the sacrifices of those who served, it was a meaningful moment to stand before my fellow citizens and honor the legacy of Lehi’s veterans and pioneers.

This November, Utahns have a chance to protect our initiative process from outside influence while ensuring our laws stay flexible. This amendment doesn’t take power from voters—it preserves it! Learn how the amendment protects your voice and Utah’s values.