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Saturday, April 27, will be a big day for most of the 2024 Utah Candidates as both the GOP, Utah Dems, and IAP will all be holding their State Conventions. Several of the GOP candidates will be eliminated from the Primary Ballot in June, as will a couple of Democrat candidates. One of the IAP candidates for US Senate will likely also be eliminated as well.
WATCH HERE FOR more UPDATED INFORMATION early next week.
ROB NEWCOMB was vying to be the IAP candidate for U.S. Senate from Utah. U.S. Navy Vet, he and his family (wife & 5 children) live in Farr West. He lost in the State Convention to
CARLTON E, BOWEN, who won the IAP nomination for the U.S. Senate seat from Utah in the State Convention on the IAP ticket. He is a USAF Vet, has a family and lives in American Fork, Utah (His bio is below)
Out of 14 OTHER CANIDATES
TRENT STAGGS (R), and
JASON WALTON (R) both won spots on the primary ballot from the
State GOP Convention
Both Curtis and Wilson qualified for the
June Primary with signatures:
JOHN CURTIS (R),
BRAD REED WILSON (R)
CAROLINE GLEICH (D)
All four Congressional Districts will be elected for four year terms. CD2 Special Election was for only one year until Nov 2024.
CD 1 - BLAKE MOORE (R)
PAUL STUART MILLER (R),
will face each other in the June primary
the winner of that Primary will face this candidate in the Fall Gen. Election:
BILL CAMPBELL (D)
CD2 - CELESTE MALOY (R)
COLBY C JENKINS (R)
will face off in the June Primary
other candidates for General Election include:
CASSIE EASLEY (C),
BRIAN ADAMS (D),
Candidate eliminated at State Convention:
TY JENSEN (R)
CD3 - there will be five candidates
on the primary ballot, four via the
signature route:
STEWART PEAY (R) (signatures)
JR BIRD (R) (signatures)
CASE LAWRENCE (R) (signatures)
JOHN 'FRUGAL' DOUGALL (R) (signatures)
and one won at the State Convention:
MIKE KENNEDY (R),
five others were eliminated at
the State Convmention:
ZAC WILSON (R)
LUCKY BOVO (R)
KATHRYN W DAHLIN (R)
CHRIS HERROD (R)
CLAYTON B HUNSAKER (R)
Other candidates:
GLENN J WRIGHT (D),
CD 4 - BURGESS OWENS (R),
KATRINA FALLICK WANG (D),
This candidate was eliminated at their
State Convention
JONATHAN LOPEZ (D),
EVAN BULLARD (R)
Utah Governor & Lt Gov are up for election this Nov. 2024. Gov. Spencer Cox & Lt Gov Diedre Henderson could face races within their party and opposition parties..
GOVERNOR
SPENCER COX (R),(signatures)
PHIL LYMAN (R), - won the nomination
at the State GOP Convention
other candidates include:
TOM TOMENY (U),
BRIAN SMITH KING (D),
J ROBERT LATHAM (L),
TOMMY WILLIAMS (IAP),
SYLVIA MIERA, FISK (R),
SCOTT ROBBINS (R), and
T. CARSON JORGENSON (R)
were all eliminated in the State Convention.
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Lt Gov Nominees (so far):
Phil Lyman has nominated
LAYNE BANGETER for his running mate (not eligible under appeal)
Brian King has nominated
REBECCA CUMMINGS for his running mate
Spencer Cox's running mate will remain
DIEDRE HENDERSON
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Tommy Williams' information on his Gubernatorial campaign is at tommywilliams4u.tripod.com
"Utah needs a Governor who represent the People of Utah, not another politician out for themselves ... or a person who puts their party before Utah and the Country. I plan to on:
1) Pro-Life issues - standing up for the innocent with no voices;
2) Protecting women's sports - for women born a woman;
3) Stopping men going into women's locker rooms and restrooms;
4) Control government spending;
as well as infrastructure, health and wellness, Standing Up for Utah's Values, hard work, integrity and not catering to Special Interest or lobbyists.
Utah Atty Gen., State Auditor, State Treasurer, and 8 members of the State Board of Education will face possible challengers in the Nov 2024 Election.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Three candidates qualified for the
June Primary:
DEREK BROWN (R) (signatures)
FRANK DEMCY MYLAR (R),
RACHEL TERRY (R),
Candidates eliminated in the State Conventions:
TRENT CHRISTENSEN (R),
DAVID CARLSON (D)
Other candidates for Nov General Election:
W. ANDREW MCCULLOUGH (L),
RUDY J BAUTISTA (D),
MICHELLE QUIST (UU),
AUDITOR
RICKY HATCH (R),
TINA CANNON (R),
will both be on the June primary ballot
Other candidates are:
CATHERINE VOUTAZ (D),
JEFFERY L OSTLER (C)
TREASURER
MARLO M. OAKS (R)
MILES POMEROY (UF),
NEIL A HANSEN (D)
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44 judges will be up for retention
One Supreme Court Judge, Matthew Durrant; one State Appeals Court Judge, Ryan Tenney, 30 District Court judges, and 12 Juvenile court judges will face retention votes
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Three (3) propositions
Three propositions will be on the ballot:
1) Adding Election of County Sheriffs into the Constitution;
2) Constitutional State School Fund Cap Amd.
;
3) Constitutional Educ. Funding Amd
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STATE SCHOOL BOARD (USBE)
BRENT STRATE (R) SEAT 3
ROD HALL (R) SEAT3
LAURA JOHNSON (UF) SEAT 3
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CAROL BARLOW LEAR (D) SEAT 6
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MOLLY HART (R) SEAT 7
JOHN ARTHUR (D) SEAT 7
KRIS KIMBALL (R) SEAT 7
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WILL SHIFLETT (D) SEAT 9
AMANDA B BOLLINGER (R) SEAT 9
NATALIE KLINE (R) SEAT 9 - lost in County Convention
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DEBORAH L GATRELL (D) SEAT 10
MATT HYMAS (UU) SEAT 10
MONICA BANGERTER WILBUR (R) SEAT 10
CAMILLE B KNUDSON (R) SEAT 10
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COLE KELLY (R) SEAT 12 won at the
State Conventon
JAMES REX MOSS (R) SEAT 12
was eliminated at the State Convention
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RANDY BOOTHE (R) SEAT 13 (sigs)
CARI BARTHOLOMEW (R) SEAT 13
ALYSON OLDHAM ROBERTSON (R) SEAT 13
Out At Convention
SCOTT BRANDON NIELSON (R) SEAT 13
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KRISTAN L NORTON (R) SEAT 15
JOANN BRINTON (R) SEAT 15
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[STATE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES IN BOLD ARE FULLY ENDORSED BY UTAH IAP]
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Various local school board will also have seats facing election this cycle.
Check with your local county clerk for details.
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A total of 15 Senate Districts will face election (incumbent underlined) :
2 races are unopposed
CHRIS H WILSON (R) DIST 2
NANCY HUNTLY (D) DIST 2
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JOHN D. JOHNSON (R) DIST 3
STACY BERNAL (D) DIST 3
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CALVIN RAY MUSSELMAN (R) DIST 4
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TODD WEILER (R) DIST 8 and
RON MORTENSEN (R) DIST 8 will
face off in the June Primary
Other Candidates:
AARON WILEY (D) DIST 8
LAREN C LIVINGSTON (C) DIST 8
ALISA COX VAN LANGEVELD (U) DIST 8
BRADY TRACY (R) DIST 8
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LUZ ESCAMILLA (D) DIST 10
KYLE W ERB (R) DIST 10
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KAREN KWAN (D) DIST 12 (2 YR)
JUDY WEEKS-ROHNER (R) DIST 12 (2 YR)
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STEVE ASTE (R) DIST 15
AMBER SHILL (R) DIST 15
KATHLEEN ANN RIEBE (D) DIST 15
SCOTT CUTHBERTSON (R) DIST 15
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WAYNE A HARPER (R) DIST 16
MONNICA MANUEL (U) DIST 16
CHRISTINA BOGGESS (R) DIST 16
JONATHAN FIDLER (R) DIST 16
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LINCOLN FILLMORE (R) DIST 17
JANALEE TOBIAS (R) DIST 17
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HEIDI BALDERREE (R) DIST 22
won in the State Convention, so with
EMILY LOCKHART (R) DIST 22 (signatures)
and
GARRETT CAMMANS (R) DIST 22 (signatures)
all three are qualified for the
June Primary
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CURT BRAMBLE (R) DIST 24 - withdrew
KEVEN J STRATTON (R) DIST 24
BRAD DAW (R) DIST 24 will vye
in the June Primary to face
DAVID HINCKLEY (UF) DIST 24 on
the Nov. ballot.
DAN HEMMERT (R) DIST 24 was eliminated
at the State Convention.
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MIKE KENT MCKELL (R) DIST 25
ALAN DALE HANSEN (D) DIST 25
0ut At Conv.
MICHAEL COOK (R) DIST 25
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DAVID PARLEY HINKINS (R) DIST 26
CORBIN DAVID FROST (D) DIST 26
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DERRIN R OWENS (R) DIST 27
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DEIDRA RITCHHART (D) DIST 29
DON L IPSON (R) DIST 29
CHAD E BENNION (R) DIST 29
CORY GREEN (R) DIST 29
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'Some' County Offices
Several County offices will face possible races, depending on your County. It could be Commission seat/s, other offices, and various local school boards could also have multiple seats up for election this Nov. (2024). Check with your County Elections Office for the details.
IAP ENDORSES:
CARLOS MORENO - SL County Council
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RE: POTUS
Filings to be on the Utah's Nov Election Ballot for POTUS, or
President of the United States,
haven't been decided YET ....
but they do include the following:
Claudia De LaCruz (U)
Gabriel Cornejo (D)
Dean Benson Phillips (D)
Joseph R Biden (D)
became the presumtive nominee
with 2597 delegates
(Dem convention is Aug 19th in Chicago)
Frank Lozada (D)
Marianne Deborah Williamson (D)
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Robert F Kennedy, Jr. (U)
and his VP is Nicole Shanahan
Randall Terry (C)
and his VP is Pastor Stephen E. Broden (C)
(National Constitution Party held their National Convention in Salt Lake City April 25-27, 2024; nominating Joel Skousen as one of their Presidential Candidates, along with Dr. Dan Cummings, Louis C. Hook, and SammTittle.)
Pending approval there are also:
Cornel West (U)
Jill Stein (Green)
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Donald J. Trump (R)
became the presumptive nominee
with 1686 delegates
(GOP Convention will be July 15-18 in
Milwaukee, Wisc.)
although they have withdrawn::
Nikki Haley has 43 delegates,
Ron DeSantis still holds 8 delegates &
Vivek Ramaswamy has 3 delegates.
BUT REMEMBER, to win the nomination a GOP needs 1215 delegates,
tDem needs 1968 delegates,
and the conventions aren't until July & Aug. respectively,
with the election not until NOV.
- - - -
Nationally, there are MANY, many more individuals interested in 'running' for POTUS:
20 American Independent Party candidates (not to be confused with IAP),
204 Non-Partisan, 194 Independent, 29 prominent Republicans (only 8 are front-runners), 269 more Republicans,
32 prominent Democrat candidates, 155 more Democrats (only four have caught media attention and had their announcements covered and are considered early front-runners: Biden, Dean Phillips (D-Wisc), Marianne Williamson, and Cenk Uyger.
Almost 500 total candidates have filed with the FEC, so far. But filing with the FEC does NOT get you on ANY ballots ... you still need to file with your individual states, because the states are the ones who actually print the ballots!
They even listed three claiming to be from the IAP (but none have contacted our National Chair, to date, to 'run' or even be nominated with or for our convention's endorsement):
Pamela Rocker - (maybe from Colorado?)
James Brandon Garretson (TX ?)
Christopher Jerome (unk. location)
none of these IAP candidates were endorsed in the Utah IAP State Convention.
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THEN THERE ARE
MULTIPLE CASES
AGAINST OR INVOLVING
Former President Trump.
How will the outcomes affect
his campaign, his chances,
and his outcome.
On Thursday Feb. 8th
SCOTUS hear oral arguments
on the Colorado Case of
removing Trump from the ballot on the basis of the 14th Amendment.
SCOTUS decided Colorado can't remove him, so that is one win.
Trump was found guilty of fraud in NYC for inflating his holding's worth,
now on appeal,
These kind of unique aspects
make 2024 such a 'fun'
campaign season !
All 75 Utah House Districts are up for election (incumbent underlined) :
13 races are unopposed
THOMAS WESLEY PETERSON (R) DIST 1
CHRIS REID (D) DIST 1
CLAUDIA BIGLER (D) DIST 1
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IGNACIO “NACHO” VALDEZ (R) DIST 10
JILL KOFORD (R) DIST 10
ROSEMARY LESSER (D) DIST 10
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KATY HALL (R) DIST 11
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MIKE SCHULTZ (R) DIST 12
KORRRY GREEN (R) DIST 12
SHARON HILTON (D) DIST 12
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KAREN M. PETERSON (R) DIST 13
CURTIS T BEAMES (R) DIST 13
LORRI ROGERS (D) DIST 13
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KARIANNE LISONBEE (R) DIST 14
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ARIEL DEFAY (R) DIST 15
JOSH SMITH (UF) DIST 15
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ZAID HASAN (D) DIST 16
TREVOR LEE (R) DIST 16
DANIELA HARDING (R) DIST 16
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STEWART E. BARLOW (R) DIST 17
ADAM FELLER (L) DIST 17
JENNIFER GARNER (R) DIST 17
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PAUL L CUTLER (R) DIST 18
MARK D WHITAKER (D) DIST 18
STEVE HARTWICK (D) DIST 18
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RAYMOND P. WARD (R) DIST 19
CAMERON A DRANSFIELD (C) DIST 19
TENNA HARTMAN (R) DIST 19
NICK WADSWORTH (D) DIST 19
ERIK HANS FRONBERG (D) DIST 19
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MICHAEL J. PETERSEN (R) DIST 2
TOM LILJEGREEN (D) DIST 2
MIKE MONSON (R) DIST 2
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MELISSA GARFF BALLARD (R) DIST 20
LEW E JEPPSON (D) DIST 20
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SANDRA HOLLINS (D) DIST 21
TAYLOR AARON BUNDT (R) DIST 21
DAVID C ATKIN (R) DIST 21
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JENNIFER L.DAILEY-PROVOST (D) DIST 22
JAKEY SALA SIOLO (D) DIST 22
STEVE HARMSEN (R) DIST 22
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JEFF HOWELL (D) ) DIST 23
HOAG NGUYEN (D) DIST 23
CABOT WM. NELSON (UU) DIST 23
M SCOTT ROMNEY (R) DIST 23
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RAMÓN BARTHELEMY (D) ) DIST 24
JOEL K. BRISCOE (D) ) DIST 24
GRANT AMJAD MILLER (D) ) DIST 24
DAVID R SPJUT (R) DIST 24
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ANGELA ROMERO (D) ) DIST 25
RICHARD NOWAK (R) DIST 25
ALAMA 'ULU'AVE (R) DIST 25
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JANETTE WILLIAMS (D) DIST 26
MATT MACPHERSON (R) ) DIST 26
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ANTHONY EDWARD LOUBET (R) ) DIST 27
DAWN STEVENSON (D) DIST 27
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TIMOTHY ADRIAN JIMENEZ (R) ) DIST 28
NICHOLEEN P PECK (R) DIST 28
FRED L BAKER (D) DIST 28
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BRIDGER BOLINDER (R) ) DIST 29
RON DRAPER (D) DIST 29
BRAD BARTHOLOMEW (D) DIST 29
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PAUL R. BORUP (R) ) DIST 3
JASON E THOMPSON (R) DIST 3
PATRICK BELMONT (U) DIST 3
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FRED C COX (R) ) DIST 30
SOPHIA HAWES-TINGEY (D) DIST 30
CINDY THOMPSON (R) DIST 30
JAKE FITTISEMANU (D) DIST 30
DAVE PARK (R) DIST 30
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BRETT GARNER (D) ) DIST 31
ANDREW G NIETO (R) DIST 31
VERONA MAUGA (D) DIST 31
RUSS MOORE (R) DIST 31
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ADAM CHRISTOPHER BEAN (UU) DIST 32
SAHARA HAYES (D) ) DIST 32
JERRY SCHMIDT (D) DIST 32
SARAH DAWN MONTES (R)
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HENRY BILLY MALONE (R) DIST 33
DOUG OWENS (D) ) DIST 33
SHERYL R FRASER (R) DIST 33
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KARL J. JUREK (R) ) DIST 34
CAROL SPACKMAN MOSS (D) ) DIST 34
DENNIS ROACH (UU) DIST 34
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RAYMOND POOLE (R) DIST 35
ROSALBA DOMINGUEZ (D) DIST 35
MIKE BIRD (R) DIST 35
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JIM DUNNIGAN (R) ) DIST 36
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ASHLEE ANN MATTHEWS (D) ) DIST 37
PAUL DOUGLAS JOHNSON (R) DIST 37
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CHERYL ACTON (R) DIST 38
CATHY RICHARDSON (R) ) DIST 38
STEVEN LAUDE JR (D) DIST 38
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LISA DEAN (R) ) DIST 39
KATE STAPLES (D) DIST 39
KEN IVORY (R) DIST 39
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KERA YATES BIRKELAND (R) DIST 4
KRIS CAMPBELL (D) DIST 4
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ANDREW STODDARD (D) ) DIST 40
JOHN JACKSON (UU) DIST 40
TYLER GLAITTLI (R) DIST 40
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ROY PISKADLO (R) ) DIST 41
GAY LYNN BENNION (D) ) DIST 41
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DALE ASH (R) DIST 42:
TRAVIS SMITH (D) DIST 42
CHAD WESTOVER (R) DIST 42
MICHAEL D MARKER (R) DIST 42
CLINT OKERLUND (R) DIST 42
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STEVE ELIASON (R) ) DIST 43
JASON R BARBER (D) DIST 43
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JORDAN DANIEL TEUSCHER (R) DIST 44
GREG GREEN (D) DIST 44
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TRACY MILLER (R) ) DIST 45
SARA ROSE CIMMERS (D) DIST 45
RICH CUNNINGHAM (R) DIST 45
STEVEN ROBERTS (R) DIST 45
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JEFF STENQUIST (R) ) DIST 46
CAL ROBERTS (R) ) DIST 46
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MARK ASHBY STRONG (R) DIST 47
DAVID LUNDGREN (UU) DIST 47
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DOUG K FIEFIA (R) ) DIST 48
STEPHEN J MIDDLETON (D) ) DIST 48
GOUD MARAGANI (R) DIST 48
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CANDICE B. PIERUCCI (R) ) DIST 49
PATRICK ELDRIDGE (R) DIST 49
MILES POMEROY (UF) DIST 49
SAMUEL 'SGT SAM' WINKLER (D) DIST 49
SCOTT ALLEN HATFIELD JR ( R) DIST 49
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CASEY SNIDER (R) ) DIST 5
CARY J YOUMANS (UF) DIST 5
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STEPHANIE GRICUS (R) DIST 50
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JEFFERSON R MOSS (R) ) DIST 51
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CORY MALOY (R) ) DIST 52
KELLER MICHAEL (D) DIST 52
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KAY JEFFERY CHRISTOFFERSON (R) ) DIST 53
ALEX DAY (UU) DIST 53
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BRADY BRAMMER (R) ) DIST 54
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JON HAWKINS (R) ) DIST 55
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VAL L PETERSON (R) ) DIST 56
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NELSON ABBOTT (R) ) DIST 57
ALAN FRANK KEELE (D) DIST 57
ALYSSA NICHOLE MAY (R) withdrew
Out At Conv.ention
MICHAEL COX (R) IST 57
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HOLLY SWEETEN (R) ) DIST 58
JOSHUA SORENSEN (D) DIST 58
DAVID SHALLENBERGER (R) DIST 58
Out At Convention
ANGELA MOULTON (R) DIST 58
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MIKE KOHLER (R) DIST 59
JULIE A MONAHAN (D) DIST 59
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MATTHEW H. GWYNN (R) ) DIST 6
JON D BEESLEY (R) DIST 6
AMBER HARDY (D) DIST 6
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TYLER JAMES CLANCY (R) ) DIST 60
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LISA MARIE SHEPHERD (R) ) DIST 61
TRAVIS HOBAN (R) ) DIST 61
KEITH GROVER (R) DIST 61
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NORM THURSTON (R) ) DIST 62
KEVIN SLATER (D) DIST 62
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STEPHEN L. WHYTE (R) ) DIST 63
MARK YOUNGQUIST (D) DIST 63
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JEFF BURTON (R) DIST 64
RICK TREVER DOLGAN (D) DIST 64
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DOUGLAS R WELTON (R) ) DIST 65
JOSEPH M HANSEN (D) DIST 65
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BRIAN L. NIELSON (R) ) DIST 66
JOSEPH FUCHSEL (C) DIST 66
LINDA W HANKS (R) DIST 66
TROY SHELLEY (R) DIST 66
LEON DAY (R) DIST 66
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JOE CHRISTMAN (D) DIST 67
THOMAS L HANSEN (R) ) DIST 67
CHRISTINE FACER WATKINS (R) DIST 67
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SCOTT CHEW (R) DIST 68
KENYEN WILKINS (R) DIST 68
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LYNN JACKSON (R) ) DIST 69
DAVINA SMITH (D) DIST 69
LOGAN JAMES JOHNSON (R) DIST 69
DOUGLAS K HEATON (R) DIST 69
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RYAN D. WILCOX (R) ) DIST 7
JACOB K JOHNSON (L) DIST 7
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CARL R. ALBRECHT (R) ) DIST 70
ZENO B PARRY (UU) DIST 70
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REX P. SHIPP (R) ) DIST 71
STEVE MERRILL (D) DIST 71
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JOSEPH ELISON (R) DIST 72
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COLIN JACK (R) DIST 73
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R NEIL WALTER (R) DIST 74
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WALT BROOKS (R) DIST 75
JOSHUA DOTSON (D) DIST 75
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JASON B KYLE (R) DIST 8
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JAKE SAWYER (R) DIST 9
ANGELA CHOBERKA (D) DIST 9
Carlton E. Bowen is an Independent American running for the U.S. Senate because he loves his country. Carlton is promoting Traditional Values, Traditional Money and our Tradition of Freedom!
Carlton has been civically involved his entire adult life.
Carlton first ran for elected office at the age of 27, He was the first to declare his candidacy, then as a Republican, for what later became an open seat for Utah's 2nd congressional district. Carlton finished 4th of 6 candidates in the GOP state convention.
Carlton ran for the U.S. Senate as an Independent American in the year 2000. He ran because incumbent Senator Hatch, who had been chair of the Senate Judiciary committee, was putting forth Supreme Court nominees who weren't Pro Life. Carlton finished 3rd on the general ballot, beating the Libertarian party candidate.
Carlton ran for and was elected to the American Fork City Council in 2013. Carlton ran because the American Fork City chief of police had written a letter opposing Constitutional Carry legislation. The legislation had passed both chambers of the Utah State legislature, but then Governor Herbert vetoed the legislation, citing in part opposition from some city chief's of police. Thankfully, Constitutional Carry legislation was later passed and signed into Utah law. Carlton served on the city council from January 2014 to January 2018, voting against unconstitutional spending. He sponsored and passed a resolution recognizing Constitution Day in American Fork City.
Carlton is married to Linda Bowen, his wife of 36 years. They have 6 children and 13 grandchildren. Born and raised in Utah, Carlton and Linda have also lived in Texas, Virginia, and South Korea.
Carlton served with distinction in the United States Air Force from 1988 to 1994, receiving multiple awards and medals for his service during that time.
Carlton has degrees in "Economics" and "Intelligence and Imagery Analysis".
Carlton and Linda are lifelong faithful members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and currently reside in American Fork City, Utah.
Here is my political platform for the 2024 U.S. Senate race:
Tradition of Freedom - America was founded by people seeking religous and economic freedom. The pilgrims arrived in Plymouth Massachuttets on the ship Mayflower in 1620, fleeing religous persecution in Europe. The Jamestown Virginia settlers arrived in 1607, seeking better economic opportunity. We declared Independence on July 4, 1776, but we didn't win it until 5 years later in 1781, when the British surrendered at Yorktown Virginia. In all of these events God was the author of our Liberty. And we must continue to remember Him if we are to remain a free nation today. Indeed our national motto is "In God We Trust". May it ever be so. This is our tradition of freedom.
Traditional Values - You know what it means. It is so simple and basic. In a nutshell, boys are boys and girls are girls. Marriage is between a man and a woman. Families matter, a lot, and ideally have a Mom and a Dad, married, true, and trying. Don't lie, don't cheat, don't steal, and don't kill. Integrity and honesty still matter.
Traditional Money - Traditional money means more than using the Gold and Silver coin the U.S,. Constitution envisioned and requires. It also means Free Market economics; not corporate welfare, not socialism nor communism. Rather a Free Market where consumers, not government, choose the winners and losers. It also means the opportunity for all to prosper. It also means fiscal responsibility by our federal government, with balanced budgets and reducing the national debt.
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