Kristin Meyer
Kristin Meyer (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah House of Representatives in District 50, covering Utah County. Kristin Meyer qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 50.
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“I care deeply about transparency and accountability in government, including campaign finance reform. Voters deserve to know who is funding campaigns and influencing policy decisions. When money from special interests outweighs the voices of families and small businesses, trust in government erodes. I believe in stronger transparency standards, clear reporting, and reforms that reduce the influence of large donors so elected officials remain accountable to the people they serve.”
(Ballotpedia)Stephanie Gricius
Stephanie Gricius (Republican) According to Utah Legislature roster records, Stephanie Gricius began legislative service in January 1, 2023, works in Entrepreneur, serves on Social Services Appropriations Subcommittee, House Health and Human Services Committee.
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“There is more work to be done. Since beginning my service in January 2023, I have helped secure 2.1 BILLION dollars in transportation funding for the district, cut taxes, passed common sense, first in the nation legislation for medical freedom, protected individuals and families, passed occupational licensing reform, and so much more. I look forward to continuing to serve you!”
(Campaign website) “During my first campaign, I focused a lot on transportation as it's something residents are frustrated by daily. Working with UDOT, the Transportation Commission, House and Senate Leadership, and a united Utah County Caucus, we were able to secure 1.4 BILLION dollars in additional road funding bringing the total for this area up to 2.1 billion.”
(Campaign website) “While there is always more to be done in such a fast growing area, this significant investment demonstrates a statewide acknowledgement of the challenges we face and a commitment to solving those challenges. I will continue to work hard to keep residents moving.”
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