Utah State House District 38

“For the last 12 years, I've served our community from West Jordan City Hall, recently completing my tenure on the City Council. I gained a reputation as a taxpayer watchdog and a collaborative conservative who worked with anyone to solve problems. Together, we tackled the things that matter.” (Campaign website)

“As the proud dad of five boys, I care about keeping this community special for them and future generations. That starts with state policy decisions that prioritize local control, balance budgets, and support hardworking families.” (Campaign website)

“I care about this community, and I've always believed people deserve to be heard. The more I got involved with our local government through my work with the union and in community advocacy, the more I saw that a lot of the decisions shaping everyday life aren't being made locally. They're coming from the state.” (Campaign website)

“I've spent more than 15 years working as a union electrician and representing workers through IBEW Local 354. I've helped advocate for fair wages, safe working conditions, and respect on the job. I've also had the chance to sit down with elected officials and speak directly about the issues working people are facing.” (Campaign website)

“So when I saw policies moving in a direction that makes it harder for workers to have a voice, I wanted to step up.” (Campaign website)