Jake Fitisemanu
Jake Fitisemanu (Democratic) According to Utah Legislature roster records, Jake Fitisemanu began legislative service in January 1, 2025, works in Community Health Program Manager, studied at Master's of Public Health, Westminster University.
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“I remember the start of the Gulf War when I was 9 years old because my uncle was deployed on the USS Missouri.”
(Ballotpedia) “I unloaded cargo trucks at a warehouse for two years during high school.”
(Ballotpedia) “I believe that a record of integrity and service to one's community is a prerequisite for elected office; experience in government or politics can certainly be beneficial, but shouldn't be the only criteria. The legislature enacts policies that impact local governments and needs to take municipal dynamics into consideration; there is no substitute for the experience I have as a city councilmember in supporting and understanding this relationship between state policy and local politics.”
(Ballotpedia)Dave Parke
Dave Parke (Republican) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah House of Representatives in District 30, covering Salt Lake County. Dave Parke qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 30.
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“West Valley City is the second-largest city in Utah, but too often, it feels like we're treated as an afterthought. I don't think that's right. Representation here matters. It means earning trust across our whole community, listening first, and bringing people together around common-sense solutions”
(Ballotpedia) “Education Reform and Access: I believe in providing quality education for all children, regardless of their background or zip code. I will advocate for policies that support our schools, empower teachers, and expand access to educational resources, giving every child the chance to succeed.”
(Ballotpedia) “My father. He worked and worked and worked. I've never known someone who worked harder than he did. Not only at his business, but he was a dignified church leader and for 12 years he was an elected member of the local school board. He was board president for several years.”
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