Tracie Yellowman Tso
Tracie Yellowman Tso (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah House of Representatives in District 69, covering Emery, Garfield, Grand and 3 other counties. Tracie Yellowman Tso qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 69.
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“Bitahnii Nishli', Tlaashchi'i Bashishchiin, Taachiinii DaShiCheii, Haashtlishnii Dashinali. I am a Diné woman from Diwoozhi Bikoh. Utah (near the old Hatch Trading Post) is located in San Juan County. I am running for Utah House District 69 because rural and working communities deserve leadership that understands what it takes to survive, provide, and plan for the future.”
(Campaign website) “I come from the same lived experiences as many families across rural Utah, long drives, hard work, and doing what it takes to support our families and communities.”
(Campaign website)Logan Monson
Logan Monson (Republican) is the incumbent member of the Utah House of Representatives representing District 69, which covers Emery, Garfield, Grand and 3 other counties. According to Utah Legislature roster records, Logan Monson began legislative service in January 1, 2025, works in Administrative Nurse, studied at Utah State University.
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“I believe the biggest characteristic is being approachable, this to me is the first part of being available to the people I am representing. I think that a government closest to the people best serves the people. I have shown in my years of public service the importance of this and will continue to demonstrate this throughout my leadership.”
(Ballotpedia) “I doubt that it is the first historical event that happened in my lifetime, but the event that had the most impact on me at an early age was 9-11. I remember the event vividly and the emotions that followed. Out of all the emotions I felt, the pride in America was one that has lasted with me and one I hope we can get back to.”
(Ballotpedia) “As a resident hundreds of miles away from the Wasatch Front, I often feel that the issues and concerns facing me and my family are not given the attention they deserve. Rural Utah is not merely a backdrop for tourism campaigns; it is where we have chosen to live and raise our families.”
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