John Arthur
John Arthur (Democratic) According to Utah Legislature roster records, John Arthur began legislative service in December 9, 2025, works in 6th Grade Teacher, Salt Lake City School District, studied at BA in English + Minor in History from University of Utah; Master of Arts in Teaching from Westminster University; Master of Education in K-6 Special Education from Westminster University.
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“John embodies the principles of integrity, transparency, and accountability that should define our elected leaders. In a time when trust in government institutions is at an all-time low, John's commitment to ethical leadership serves as a guiding light, reminding us that public service - in the classroom and boardroom - is a sacred trust that must be upheld with dignity and honor.”
(Ballotpedia) “John's campaign isn't just about winning an election; it's about setting the standard for legislative leadership in Utah. Can we count on your support?”
(Campaign website) “As HD 41's representative, John is working hard every day at the Capitol to deliver outstanding service to our community, introducing bills to promote water conservation, support educators and public schools, uplift working families, and more. As a graduate of Butler Middle School and Brighton High School, John is deeply rooted in our district and understands the needs and concerns of our neighbors.”
(Campaign website)Darren Croft
Darren Croft (Republican) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah House of Representatives in District 41, covering Salt Lake County. Darren Croft qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 41.
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“Educating children is perhaps our most important public responsibility. We invest over $9B a year in Utah K-12 education from federal, state, and local sources, but money doesn't always make it to the classroom to impact individual children. I will work closely with parents, teachers, and local school boards to minimize bureaucracy and burdensome legislation, balance testing and learning, and focus resources in critical areas like literacy.”
(Ballotpedia) “Rather than political endorsements, my website focuses on in-depth testimonials from colleagues and neighbors who have worked with me for decades and are personally vouching for my integrity, work ethic, and problem-solving. Public figures who have endorsed me include: Amber Shill, President, Canyons School Board; Kelvyn Cullimore, Cottonwood Heights Mayor, 2005-2017; Mike Shelton, Cottonwood Heights City Council, 2012-2019.”
(Ballotpedia) “My wife and I love this community and want to do more to give back. I can now dedicate my full time, energy, and experience to serving as your representative.”
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