Ann Millner serves as the State Senator for District 18, running for the newly-drawn Senate District 5. She lives in Ogden, is the Senate Majority Whip, and is laser-focused on the needs of Weber, Davis, and Morgan Counties. Ann has successfully sponsored legislation to improve school transparency; create a regulatory sandbox in the state to cultivate innovation with less government red tape; delivered over $20 million to Utah schools without raising taxes; provided greater access to education for military families; and overhauled the state's economic development efforts to focus on smart and manageable growth. Even with all she has accomplished for Utah and Weber, Davis, and Morgan Counties, she has more she wants to do. Ann wants to innovate in education, involving parents, charter schools, home schools, and private schools. She wants to bring about greater economic resiliency so Utah is uniquely prepared for economic turbulence. Ann also wants to ensure that Utah remains the best place to raise a family, from quality of life and housing affordability to education and family-sustaining jobs. With a tireless work ethic, Ann Millner is dedicated to making improving Utahns lives, she is seeking your support and vote to continue doing just that.

Growing up in a socialist Country I saw firsthand the impact this type of Government has on a country’s economy and ultimately on its people. In my 20 plus years living in the US I have seen a gradual decline in liberties and rights. This slow but constant change has been masqueraded with the label of the greater good. For me, family is the cornerstone and the basic unit of our society and I see it constantly being attacked. I lived in many places before calling Utah home and I can say without any doubt that the State of Utah stands out from the rest of the world for its love for family, children, integrity and a genuine desire to do the right thing. It is because of my years of life experience, my education, my professional experience and my love for family that I have decided to enter the race for Utah State Senate District 6. I am willing to fight for our Freedoms, because as President Regan once said: “if we lose freedom here there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth”

Kimberly has lived with her husband and three children in Fruit Heights for nearly sixteen years. She is actively involved in her community, including serving on school community councils and PTA boards. For years, Kimberly volunteered with Lifting Hands International, a non-profit assisting refugees. She's currently serving her third term as vice-chair for the United Utah Party in Davis County. She has long been interested in politics. After graduating from BYU (summa cum laude) with degrees in English and Political Science, Kimberly worked for two years with Senator Hatch in Washington, D.C. She then earned a Master’s Degree in Political Science and a Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior, both from UCLA. She aims to be a voice for Utah’s moderates in the legislature and a new leader for Utah’s future.

Karen Peterson was selected in a special election to represent House District 13 (Clearfield, Clinton, Sunset, and West Point) in December 2021. She has lived with her family in Clinton for 15 years and currently works as the Community Development Manager for Sunrise Engineering. Previously she worked as the Legislative Policy Director for Gov. Spencer Cox and as the Deputy Education Policy Advisor for Governor Gary Herbert. As a two-term member of the Clinton City Council, Peterson has experience in local government and municipal policy as well as connections with many community and industry groups. She earned a bachelor's degree from Utah State University, and a Master's of Public Administration from Southern Utah University, where she has worked as adjunct faculty. She and her husband, Eric, have three children and a very active Australian Shepherd. They have close ties to Hill Air Force Base where Eric works as an engineer on the ICBM program.

Hello, my name is Tab Lyn Uno, and I want to provide you with the best Utah House Representative service our communities in north Davis County have received in decades. I have more than a third of a century of local government, non-profit community service, and state licensed clinical counseling achievements. My wide-ranging background in community development, human services, and mental health accomplishments offers me the ability to effectively address our communities’ pressing needs that have been identified through my eight-month visit to all of the 12,000-plus homes in our Legislative District over the past year where I received 1,229 comments from 854 residents that identified our communities’ own pressing local community policy issues. I commit to limit my time as your State Representative to eight years. I commit to personally visiting your home once each term while I am in office. I commit to representing you and our community by making decisions based on the public interest, being responsive to local resident values and beliefs, and based on the best verifiable evidence available. I will be there for you with a special focus on constituency service using my decade of experience in case management. You deserve the best. https://www.tablynunoforutahhouse.com/

Brad currently serves in the Utah House of Representatives where he has twice been elected Speaker of the House by his colleagues. He began his service in 2010 and has worked to represent the conservative family values of Davis County. He has led the efforts to cut taxes the last two years, push back on Federal government overreach and to keep our economy strong and quality of life strong. He and his wife Jeni have lived in Kaysville the past 20 years where they have raised their three children. He was the CEO of Destination Homes until its recent acquisition by the Larry H. Miller Company. Currently Brad and his childhood friend, David Bailey, own Newtown Residential, a commercial construction company based in Layton. Brad is a member of the Weber State University National Advisory Council, is the Chair of the Utah Sport Commission board and serves on the boards of numerous organizations including; World Trade Center of Utah, Walker Institute and First Community Bank. He has a business degree from Weber State University where he was named Alumnus of the Year in 2015.

Ammon currently serves as the Davis County Chair of the United Utah Party and the Vice President of Utah Approves, a non-partisan 501c4 focused on election and anti-corruption reforms. Ammon also works as an Electrical Engineering Manager for L3Harris Technologies in Salt Lake City. Besides his passion for improving government through better representation, he also enjoys distance running, listening to audio books, and spending time with his four young sons.

I have followed politics for a long time and have watched how our current leaders have voted. I feel like I have a fresh perspective and can better represent the citizens of District 16. I vow to fight for conservative values and get bills passed that just seem to go nowhere.

I am a US Citizen, more than 25 years old; have been a resident of Utah for more than 3 years and more than six months in the district I'm running in. I am a qualified voter and not convicted of certain crimes. I have paid the $82.06 fee for a Representative position, and I am not holding any other office.

Ray Ward has served in the Utah House of Representatives since 2015. He serves as House Chair of the Social Services Appropriations Committee, overseeing all of the health- and welfare-related programs in Utah including Medicaid, Services for the Disabled, and Child Protective Services. Important issues for him are battling the opioid epidemic, increasing transparency and reducing health care costs, supporting education, maintaining a favorable environment for businesses, keeping a healthy environment, and giving careful consideration to difficult issues. Ray is a family physician at Cope Family Medicine/Ogden Clinic in Bountiful and enjoys working with Medicare and Medicaid patients and treating patients who have difficulties with substance abuse. He has an M.D.-PhD degree from the University of Washington in Seattle and completed Residency in Grand Junction, Colorado. He serves on the Board of Directors at Lakeview Hospital. He and his wife, Beverly, have 3 children, 1 son-in-law, and 1 beautiful grandbaby. They ran the Valley View Elementary Chess Team and the Bountiful Math Circle and they enjoy playing Pickleball with friends.

Utah Resident: 44 years Graduate: BYU, Tulane School of Medicine, University of Oregon Orthopedic Residency Occupation: Orthopedic Surgeon 1978-2015; currently retired Team Orthopedic Surgeon and Physician; Utah Jazz 1979-2015 Team Orthopedic Surgeon and Physician; Utah Starzz 1997-2002 Volunteer team physician; Wood Cross High 1979-2000 Volunteer Orthopedic Surgeon; Operation Smile Team Physician, USA Basketball, World Championship, Tokyo, Japan, 2006 Volunteer instructor, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, neo-natal instruction worldwide Area medical advisor, Caribbean Area, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 2016-2017 Medical legal expert 20 years Wife: Carol Jo Jergensen Mason, 55 years Father of 4: Amy Mason Cowley, Molly Mason Richards, Jeff Mason, Jocee Mason Bergeson Grandfather to 18–all Davis County residents

Dr. Mortensen (Ph.D.) is a Vietnam era veteran and helped realize the privately funded Bountiful Veterans Park. He is a retired career diplomat, international humanitarian, concealed carry instructor and was nominated by President Trump to be an Assistant Secretary of State. Dr. Mortensen believes that the personal information that government, including schools, collects from Utahns should be totally private by default. He played a key role in getting legislation enacted that allows us to make our drivers license and voter records private. He absolutely opposes ESG and all other social scoring. Unlike the incumbent, Dr. Mortensen doesn’t accept cash donations and doesn’t have lobbyists helping run his campaign. He is personally meeting voters and using a home printed flyer and a free website that he put together himself. That way he represents the people and not the lobbyists. Unlike the incumbent, he would never vote to impose an additional 3.1% sales tax on food and a 4.85% sales tax on gasoline. He wouldn’t make it easier for illegal immigrants to use our children’s social security numbers and he would never consider taking away our right to elect the state school board. However, he would repeal stupid laws and mandates.