Richard S. Robillard
Richard S. Robillard (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Utah State Senate in District 28, covering Beaver, Iron, Juab and 2 other counties. Richard S. Robillard qualified with the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Elections Office to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for Senate District 28.
“We did the same thing in the House, although we had to kind of shame them into bringing the minority party in. It took eight months, and when we got through, we got right down to the end and when there was a challenge on the bill, the Democrats that had been working with me, they were the ones that stepped out and defended the bill.”
(St George News) “I feel really bad that we're having to run against each other because he's an outstanding man,”
(St George News)Evan Vickers
Evan Vickers (Republican) is the incumbent member of the Utah State Senate representing District 28, which covers Beaver, Iron, Juab and 2 other counties. According to Utah Legislature roster records, Evan Vickers began legislative service in Utah House of Representatives 2009-2012, works in Pharmacist/Business Owner, studied at Beaver High School; B.S., Pharmacy, University of Utah.
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“One thing I am well-known for as a leader is my accessibility, so if you have a question about my stance on the issues or would like to provide your feedback, please fill out the form below.”
(Campaign website) “As your legislator, I have made it one of my top priorities to be open and accessible to you. My constituents and our area are the only "special interests" I have, and I am committed to earning your continued trust through hard work, honesty and transparency.”
(Campaign website) “As your senator, I have always made it a top priority to be open, accessible, and accountable. My only special interests are the people I represent. I work every day to earn your trust through hard work, honesty, and transparency. I believe respectful dialogue and civil discourse are essential to solving problems. Utahns deserve leaders who listen, collaborate, and serve with integrity and diplomacy.”
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