Utah State House District 24

Current seat holder: Grant Amjad Miller (D).

Grant Amjad Miller

Grant Amjad Miller (Democratic) According to Utah Legislature roster records, Grant Amjad Miller began legislative service in January 1, 2025, works in Public Defender, studied at Snow College - AS, University of Utah - BA Speech Communication, University of Utah SJ Quinney College of Law - JD.

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“Rep. Miller fought against bills that targeted our trans community , introduced a homeless bill of rights , and stood in solidarity with labor .” (Campaign website)
“As a public defender that has represented hundreds of unsheltered individuals and has worked in Homeless Court and Kayak Court, Rep. Miller has repeatedly worked to address our homelessness crisis:” (Campaign website)

Braeden Oswald

Braeden Oswald (Republican) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah House of Representatives in District 24, covering Salt Lake County. Braeden Oswald qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 24.

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“I am passionate about properly fostering the growth and development of Utah in a responsible and sustainable way. This includes incoming residents, current and developing business interests and governmental issues. The residents and natural beauty of our State are our most important resources and which need to be protected. The people of Utah have created a very special, and safe place to live and these efforts need to be protected with veracity.” (Ballotpedia)
“He has lived in District 24 of Salt Lake City for over thirteen years, and is a lifetime resident of Utah. His demonstrated commitment and service to our community, and his ability to easily connect with people, provides an easy path for cooperation.” (Campaign website)
“His demonstrated commitment and service to our community, and his ability to easily connect with people, provides an easy path for cooperation. In his free time Braeden enjoys writing, reading, cooking, gardening, outdoor activities and fitness of all kinds.” (Campaign website)