Rod Moser
Rod Moser (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah House of Representatives in District 45, covering Salt Lake County. Rod Moser qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 45.
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“Protect Public Resources The Great Salt Lake has already lost half its surface area in our lifetime. Now developers want to build the biggest data center in the country on its north shore - with zero environmental studies and 24 at-risk species hanging in the balance. [Learn More]”
(Campaign website) “The Great Salt Lake has already lost half its surface area in our lifetime. Now developers want to build the biggest data center in the country on its north shore - with zero environmental studies and 24 at-risk species hanging in the balance. [Learn More]”
(Campaign website) “Livable Wages , • 7/10/26 Utah Spends the Least Despite the Most | Here's Why Utah sends every dollar of income tax to schools by Constitution yet we spend a third less per student than almost every other state. Rod Moser breaks down how that happened, and what your legislature is really doing with the money.”
(Campaign website)Tracy Miller
Tracy Miller (Republican) According to Utah Legislature roster records, Tracy Miller began legislative service in January 1, 2025, works in Mother, Volunteer, studied at B.S. Human Resource Management, USU; Masters of Organizational Behavior, BYU.
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“High Quality Education I'm the mother of three children who graduated from public schools. I believe every child deserves a high-quality education that prepares them for the future. I am a strong supporter of public schools, and I recognize the importance of parental involvement. I support our hard-working teachers and believe the best innovation comes from engaged teachers, principals, and parents, not from micromanagement at the state and federal levels.”
(Ballotpedia) “My parents were incredible examples to me of service and involvement in the community. They taught me the importance of giving back.”
(Ballotpedia) “We need leaders who will listen to both sides of an issue and collaborate with others to find solutions. It's important to have leaders who treat others with dignity and respect, who are thoughtful and able to have productive conversations. I have a track record of being a positive, consistent voice of reason for our community. I ask the hard questions, listen intently, and collaborate with others on solutions. My focus is good policy - not politics.”
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