For over 30 years I have been committed to promoting our Republican principles to all who would listen, and even to those that did not want to listen. I have done this as Chair of Utah Republican Party and Salt Lake County Republican Party, as a member of the Utah State Senate, as a volunteer in many positions in our Party, and as a private citizen.
As a member of the State Central Committee, I will continue to promote and support policies that will strengthen our Party, recruit qualified candidates to run for office, and advocate for the SLCOGOP receiving adequate campaign resources from our State Party.
I ask that you vote for James Evans as one of your State Central Committee representatives.

Erin has served the last two years on the SCC and enjoyed her involvement in the Utah GOP.
Erin has worked the last 14 years in fundraising, consulting and corporate sales. As a veteran in these fields, marketing, communications, and advocacy are not mere assignments to accomplish—for her, these are skills used to move organizationally critical objectives and movement building benchmarks.
With more than a decade of experience in corporate sales and distribution, success has been defined through working critical projects with companies like Columbia Tri-Star, Costco, and PBS and setting the trajectory for consistent market and revenue growth.
In her non-profit capacity, Erin served as Executive Director for The Signing Time Foundation, a non-profit organization connecting children in Ghana’s deaf orphanages with the gift of Sign Language. Delivering results that met the needs of those served benefited from the passion, service, and genuine connection Erin brings to relationships.
On a number of occasions, Erin was brought on the team for a Prominent DC based consultant firm to help shepherd policy advocacy projects to the National Republican Governors Association. Critical discussions dealing with drug treatment policy and the criminal corrections system were capably navigated while Erin helped make complex problems become the opportunity for innovative solution.
When not engaged on your behalf with Utah Policy Advocates, Erin finds adventure in the extraordinary and the everyday. Whether exploring the jungles of Vietnam or tackling a new stitch in a knitting project, Erin keeps her husband, three sons, and daughter entertained and on the move. From a book addiction to playing the French horn, piano, oboe, or spoons, Erin is the eclectic addition of talent and life your project needs

Aimee Winder Newton has served on the SCC for the past four years. She brings experience in policy and public relations and works to bring people together. Aimee believes the party can do more to talk about our shared principles of fiscal responsibility, limited government and local control. She would love to earn your vote for the SCC.

I’m an outspoken, unafraid, unashamed conservative with a record of standing for the Republican Party platform and conservative principles in my life, work, social media, podcasts and public service. I believe the State Party needs to have a strong backbone, know what it stands for, promote it, work to be sustainable and effective, and support candidates and policymakers who also support and promote our values and principles. I believe we are most likely to attract and retain people to the Party when we stand for what we say we believe and engage in meaningful activities. I recognize that we are in a battle for all things most important to us, namely God, Family and Freedom. We must do more to protect and preserves those values.

I have served in the party in just about every position, helped dozens of candidates, raised record amounts of money, organized massive and effective grassroots efforts, and given endless hours of time. If elected I will support necessary efforts to promote our platform, organize our members and initiatives, raise money, work to ensure fair and accountable transparent elections in the party and public, and work to attract more voters and activity to the party by making the party relevant, reflective of our core beliefs, and doing what a political party should do, especially one that embodies what most Americans and Utahns believe in.

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I am one of the newest American in the United States! I was the first latino and Immigrant student body President in the state of utah. I have have been an advocate for our residents in salt lake county also in the state of Utah.

I lead the latino community in Utah to a new and better future in the conservative movement.

I am a venezuelam Lawyer, I have a diploma in political sciencie and Government and another in Homeland security and Emergency managment.

I am a politica asylee from Venezuela 🇻🇪 and I know how evil and danger are the socialism regimes.

“America is not a dream, America is a miracle”

American Patriot
Constitutional Conservative
Husband, Father, Grandfather
Drummer
Retired Plumbing Contractor & Business owner for 38 1/2 years
1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Bill of Rights!

Life long Republican transplant from the once beautiful State of California who with my wife, found it necessary to
start fighting to save our State as well as America from the Socialist/Communist forces that corrupted our voting system
and turned the State into a leftist controlled disaster. We were involved in the beginning of the Tea Party movement
in California as well as across America.
I was elected for a term as a Senate District Director in the California Republican Assembly in South Orange County, Ca.
The Tea Parties supported Constitution supporting Republican Candidates for Law Enforcement, Local Government, Cities ,
Counties and State offices by organizing Rallies and combining talents from across America to help elect Constitution First
Candidates in other States.
My Wife and I chose Utah as our Retirement home because our children and grandchildren are Utahns and my father’s
family have been Utahns for generations. I also couldn’t wait to become a Utah Citizen to regain my Constitutional
Right to Bear Arms and Freedoms no longer allowed in California.
We love living in West Jordan, UT and Cathy and I are in the fight to preserve Utah’s History and Heritage that we’ve seen
slipping away in the 3 years we’ve lived here.
* Paper Ballots Only!
* No Signature Gathering!
* No Ranked- Choice Voting System in Utah Ever!
NEVER SURRENDER!!!

Danielle Ahn is a conservative attorney born and raised in Utah who wants to bring law and order back to Salt Lake County’s Justice System. She believes a prosecutor’s job is to enforce the law as established by the legislature, not to use plea deals to circumvent the law or to promote a political agenda. She won 42% of the vote in her recent race against a 12 year liberal district attorney. During her race, she was endorsed by Governor Cox, A.G. Sean Reyes, Congressman Burgess Owens, the State Fraternal Order of Police, the Salt Lake City Police Association, and local and state leaders. She is dedicated to defending truth, justice, and the American Way.

Above all else, Danielle Ahn stands for law and order. She knows that civil society and our systems of justice are strengthened when both victims and potential criminals can be confident that laws will be upheld. Society shows compassion to victims by upholding their rights and executing justice.

Danielle believes that plea deals should be used to uphold and serve justice, not to circumvent our laws and leave victims stranded. She understands the struggles that face most defendants born into difficult situations and her experiences have shaped her belief in a better and brighter tomorrow for those who reach to achieve it.

Danielle graduated from the University of Utah Law School in 2019 with a certificate of excellence in international and business law. She currently serves a co-chair for the Utah Young Republicans and served as a policy advisor to County Councilwoman Dea Theodore. She is an avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast and hosts a youtube channel where she discusses politics and law weekly.

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Chris is a seasoned young professional with years of experience in government and politics. He currently works as a Community Liaison for U.S. Senator Mike Lee. In addition, he also works as Executive Director of the Utah House Republican Election Committee and the Wilson Leadership PACs. In these roles, he has worked to help shape policy, attend to the needs of constituents, and support solid Republican candidates.

Throughout his career, Chris has held a variety of positions within Utah’s government and political offices. He has worked for the Utah County Clerk/Auditor, the Utah Republican Party, the Utah State Legislature, Attorney General Sean Reyes, and U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch.

Chris has also been involved in several organizations that align with his interests and values. He is a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and has extensively participated with the Hinckley Institute of Politics and the Romney Institute of Ethics and Public Service. He completed the RNC Campaign Management Program and the RNC Political Data Bootcamp, both of which helped him develop a deep understanding of the campaign world and how to navigate it effectively. Chris has also served as a precinct officer and county delegate for the Salt Lake County Republican Party.

Chris double majored in History and Political Science at the University of Utah and went on to earn a Master of Theological Studies from Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Boston, MA. More recently, he will soon graduate with a Master of Public Administration from Brigham Young University’s Marriott School of Business.

Through his education, work experience, and involvement in various organizations, Chris has developed a strong foundation in public service and a keen sense of how to persuasively advocate for his beliefs as well as the party platform. Chris strives to be a driving force in shaping Utah’s political landscape and working towards a better future for our great state and its citizens.

Chris hopes to serve you and thanks you for your support.

Anthony Loubet learned the value of hard work from his father who immigrated to the United States from Mexico. His father worked tirelessly to feed his family, working two jobs to support his family and pay for his nursing certification. Drawing on his father’s example, Anthony has worked in fields ranging from pest control to Chief Legal Officer. He knows what it means to work hard in America.

Anthony earned an associate degree from a local community college and a bachelor’s degree in Business Management as a part-time student, eventually earning his law degree from BYU, serving in many student leadership roles along the way.

During his legal career, Anthony was a Deputy Utah County Attorney, a senior policy advisor for Salt Lake County Councilman Dave Alvord, and currently serves as the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel for a suite of companies that provide services to persons with intellectual disabilities.

Anthony has served as a county and state delegate, a senate district chair, a member of the Salt Lake County Executive Committee, and a former member of the State Central Committee. He is currently serving as the Representative for Utah House District 27, which covers Copperton and portions of Magna, Kearns, West Jordan, and West Valley City.

Anthony and his wife Kira have been blessed with six children and have made their home in Kearns.

www.anthonyloubet.com

I have been involved in Utah politics as a community director for grassroots organizations throughout the state for the past few years. I have helped educate citizens on how to become involved in the legislative process and to become aware of the policies being implemented in Utah. I am a strong advocate for Constitutional freedoms, and I firmly believe that we need to protect our civil liberties in this wonderful state. Utah was created and founded because of the overreach of the federal government and we need to continue to preserve those rights at a local and state level.

I hope to have the opportunity to be able to serve you and have your support as a member of The State Central Committee.

I’ve worked as a citizen advocate for over 2 decades with Utah Eagle Forum, Utah Legislative Watch and Citizens for Strong Families. I’ve worked with Pro-life, Pro-family, Pro-constitutional rights groups to influence policy in Utah to promote the economical and societal principles that made the United States the greatest nation on earth.

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My husband and I have both decided to become SCC candidates. I am currently a Senate District 16 Chair, Precinct Chair WJD019, and a County and State Delegate. I earned a BA from CA State University Fullerton, 1979, and a Paralegal Certificate from University of Irvine, CA, 2007. We are currently retired and have the time to support our Utah Republican Party.

I am against vaccine mandates, passports or lock downs. I am pro-life. I am for the electoral college. I am against giving support to Ukraine and we need to release the January 6 prisoners. I am pro America First. I believe in Jesus, the son of God.

I believe our First Amendment rights to free speech, free assembly, free exercise of religion, free media, and right to petition our government are being threatened.

We (Utahns, our government and judiciary) have given too much consideration to diversity, equity and inclusion, creating nonsensical laws. I do believe that the radical, biased Critical Race Theory is being taught in our public schools. Both DEI and CRT divide and weaken us and cause great harm to our children, our state, our future generations. Our legislators are reluctant to speak up against DEI or CRT, and so are the people.

Most importantly, we are going against God’s will.

The caucus system of electing our representatives is far superior to other states’ system of using just the popular vote in primaries and general elections. I recognize the caucus system is always being threatened. I am against signature gathering that enables candidates to be placed on the primary ballot regardless of how the caucus votes.

I believe election integrity (even here in Utah) is of utmost importance. Second, we need to close our borders.

I am very concerned with saving our Constitutional Republic. Our three branches of government have overstepped their powers.

The legislative branch has given its power of lawmaking to administrative agencies and is constantly passing omnibus bills that raise our debt ceiling.

The judicial branch is making laws and has become too political. It is supposed to give its opinion on matters and Congress is only supposed to take its ruling into consideration.

The executive branch uses executive orders to make law, bypassing Congress, and is not executing laws in a just manner, giving rise to a two tier system of justice.

Our Utah state government has also veered from these principles.

Cheryl Acton has served in the Utah House of Representatives since September 2017. She was motivated to run for office by a desire to restore and preserve freedom, which, in her view, has been eroding over her lifetime. Cheryl believes in the worth and dignity of individuals and families and their right and ability to govern their own affairs. She also believes that, for the good of the Republic, common sense, civility, wit, and wisdom must return to politics. Representative Acton believes that while other elected titles (senator, governor, etc.) have lost their original meaning, “Representative” is unambiguous. It describes perfectly her role as a voice for the people of District 38. Cheryl grew up in Kansas and lived in Arizona and Denmark before arriving in Utah to begin her freshman year at BYU. Awed by Utah’s scenic beauty and its wonderful people, she takes enormous pride in her adopted home state. After graduating from BYU with a B.A. in English, Cheryl worked as a law librarian while her husband finished graduate school. She has also worked for the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Defense, where she earned the Meritorious Service Award. She has been a freelance writer and editor, an independent contractor, an internet researcher, a newspaper reporter, and a classroom volunteer, but in her heart, she has always been a teacher. Cheryl and her husband, Scott, have occupied the same home in West Jordan for 27 years. Over an 11-year span touching three decades and two millennia (1989-2000), they had two sons and two daughters. As a family, they accomplished the goal of traveling together to all 50 states. Representative Acton has many hobbies and interests, including writing, traveling, current events, history, quote collecting, and photography.

www.CherylActon.com

Senator Kirk A. Cullimore Jr. has represented District 9 in the Utah State Senate since he was elected in 2018.

He received an Associate’s Degree in music from Utah Valley University. Kirk then served a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Philippines. After returning, he continued his education and received a Bachelor’s Degree in music from Brigham Young University. He subsequently taught music for six years and managed a music teaching studio. He then went on to pursue a law degree at the University of Oklahoma. He began his law career in Oklahoma primarily in Federal Indian Law including tribal business transactions, gaming law, organization and development of tribal policies and procedures, and administrative law. His practice in Oklahoma also included areas of general business and contract law, property management, fair housing, homeowner association and collections.

https://kirkcullimore.com/

Patriot, champion of freedom, Poet Warrior, Father, Grandfather, and defender of democracy! I started my political service when asked to be on the Salt Lake County Election Integrity Committee. Through that experience, I gained a much better understanding of why we need to fight to secure our elections. We can only do that with the right Republican leadership. We need to get the Republicans that don’t vote conservative out of office to preserve our Constitutional Republic. If elected I will vote for conservative values. I will fight to secure our elections. I will stand my ground against Republican Politicians that don’t vote conservative. I invite you to email me if you have any questions. I will have a booth at the convention and invite you to come to say hello.

Social Media: @utahfirstneil

Jon Harvey is a local business owner and one of the well-known political activists in Utah. He is the host of The Modern Conservative Podcast where he has interviewed many elected Utah State representatives and other local political group leaders.

He is the State Director of a new organization called C.A.F.E. (Conservative Americans for Equality).

He is the former State Director for BLEXIT Utah, which is an organization co-founded by Candace Owens and Brandon Tatum.

Jon is most known for telling it like it is. He stands for and is vocal about what he believes in. He wants everyone to join him in speaking up, not being afraid to say something, and wants others to get involved with him.

Utah is very blessed to have him in our state as an example to us all on how to stand strong and lead.

www.tmcpnation.com

Amram Musungu is a dedicated public servant who has served two terms on the State central committee. As a UT GOP member, he has been a passionate advocate for party’s key values and has played a key role in shaping the party’s platform and policies.

Amram Musungu is married to Noelle and has two children. He has published a book “Bridge of Miracles” that talks more about his life. He studied with a distinguished full scholarship and obtained a master’s degree in Accountancy at Westminster College. He graduated with a master’s degree in Cybersecurity from Southern Utah University. He attained high academic honors – including the 2005 ‘Distinguished Alumni Award’ at Ensign College, the recipient of the ‘Grant Thornton Graduate Scholarship’ and awarded ‘Graduate Class Distinguished Alumni Award’. He is an IT Auditor, Salt Lake City, Utah. He sung with the Tabernacle choir for 12 years. He is the founder of The HELM Foundation Inc.

Throughout his career, Amram Musungu has been a tireless advocate for the people of Utah. He has served in various capacities and has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to our Party.

One of Amram Musungu’s biggest accomplishments on the State central committee is working with our Party leaders to discuss and vote for appropriate bills, which has had a significant impact on our state’s political landscape or party. This achievement has helped to address major issues and has earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues in the party. He possesses endless optimism and enthusiasm for life and the ability to draw out the very best of those around him.

Amram Musungu is known for his ability to work collaboratively with others and to find common ground on even the most contentious issues. He is committed to building a stronger, more inclusive party that reflects the values and priorities of all its members.

If re-elected to the State central committee, Amram Musungu will continue to work tirelessly to build a better future for the people of Utah and the UT GOP party as a whole. He is committed to advancing the party’s platform and priorities, and to working collaboratively with other party leaders to achieve our shared goals. He believes that by working together, we can create a better, more just society for all.

Currently I serve as the Vice Chair of the Salt Lake County Republican Party, and have dedicated close to 10 years volunteering in many positions within the party and campaigns.

Born and raised in Salt Lake County, with exception to an LDS mission in Anaheim and Long Beach California, I grew up in West Jordan and attended Kearns High, where I met my wife Kathryn. I later attended the University of Utah, receiving a BS in Business Administration and an MBA from Westminster College. For the last 16 years I’ve worked in the defense sector, employed in many roles from Program Finance to Financial Planning and Analysis, and now currently a Finance Operations Manager at one of the fastest growing pest control companies in the United States.

Ten years ago I attended my first caucus meeting and I was hooked. I love the Caucus Convention System. I think what drew me in was talking about real issues facing our community, with my Republican neighbors. The caucus gave me a voice, and afforded me the opportunity to be part of the process. Since that first caucus meeting I have served as a Precinct Chair, Legislative Chair, Senate Chair, SLCo Young Republican Chair, SLCo GOP Vice Chair, and State Central Committee member. Serving in many capacities has given me unique experience, which helps me see where the Party needs strengthening. I would like to help our party in two areas over the next two years, strengthen our party grassroots leadership and implement sustainable technology and services for our nominees.

I’m looking at the next two years with excitment and optimism for our party. Please join me in helping our State and County Party continue to move toward a positive and productive election season by voting for me, Jared Cahoon, for State Central Committee.

Party Service
* Vice Chair, Salt Lake County GOP (2021 – Present)
* State Central Committee (2017-Present)
* State Delegate (2015 – Present)
* County Delegate (2014 – Present)
* State Party Executive Committee (2019 – 2020)
* Senate Chair 12 Executive Committee (2016 – 2020)
* Salt Lake County Young Republican Chair (2016 – 2017)
* Salt Lake County Young Republican Vice Chair (2015 – 2016)
* Legislative Chair (2016)
* Precinct Chair, (2014 – 2016)

Campaign Experience
* Kim Coleman for Congress, Deputy Campaign Manager 2020
* Mia Love, Volunteer 2018

1. Election Integrity:

Our elections are not transparent or secure enough. Here are areas we should improve through our state legislature: (1) the signature verification process; (2) ballot adjudication/duplication; and (3) disclosure laws that allow dark money groups (Soros type) to spend money in Utah without disclosing their donors.

2. Corrupt Nonprofits:

The Salt Lake Tribune is the most prominent example of a corrupt nonprofit. They and their employees explicitly support Democrats in violation of laws they must follow as a 501(c)(3). Although nonprofits are prevented by law from engaging in political races, employees of the Tribune aggressively Tweet and attack conservative Republicans while protecting, giving a pass to, and promoting Democrats. Robert Gerhke’s attack on Richard Snelgrove is just one of many examples. There are many other nonprofits violating the law to support Democrats. Our legislators need to pass laws to properly regulate nonprofits because our state is currently shirking its responsibility to regulate nonprofits.

3. Fighting Woke Culture:

This session we learned how radical Utah’s Democrats are. They opposed a bill to ban puberty blockers, cross sex hormones, and surgeries to treat minors suffering from gender dysphoria. They claim it is conversion therapy for parents to be allowed to TALK to their own child (suffering from gender dysphoria) and a therapist about the benefits of staying in their birth gender (e.g., sexual function, fertility, no need for hormones/surgeries for life). Although our legislature has made some progress on this issue, there is more to be done to protect Utah’s children from people pushing transgenderism and other woke culture issues.

4. Holding Elected Officials Accountable:

Are you tired of Republican elected officials who run for office promising to be conservatives and then bend to left-wing organizations like Equality Utah? We must do a better job of holding our elected officials accountable to their campaign and election promises.

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I live in Millcreek, Utah with my wife and three daughters, where we mountain bike, smoke good meat, read books, and enjoy our beautiful state.

After attending college at BYU and earning a law degree from the University of Utah, I worked in the private sector for a number of years before taking a position with Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes. In his office, I have primary responsibility for working with the Utah Legislature to advocate for AG Reyes’ priorities, especially those that protect the public, resist federal overreach, and defend Utah’s law.

In the past, I have served the Republican Party as a member of the State Central Committee and as chair of the Utah Young Republicans. But my favorite role has been as a state and county delegate. I believe in limited government, individual rights, and the importance of the Second Amendment to a free people. I am an ardent advocate for better understanding by the public of the Constitution, and I love the way that document When it comes to the law, I am a textualist and an originalist, and I believe courts should interpret the law, not make it.

Carolyn Phippen has been involved in various organizations over many years, focused on bettering the lives of children. She served, from its inception, on one of Utah’s first Foster Care Review Boards. She founded, funded, and served as president of Infinity Foundation, a non-profit foundation providing opportunities for at-risk youth, and worked as scholarship director/fundraiser for the Intermountain Suzuki String Institute. She has also worked in Africa to help establish a microfinance project as part of a program for girls who had been left behind and without opportunity.

Carolyn attended Brigham Young University and the University of Utah, where she graduated with a degree in political science. She has written extensively on policy issues for lawmakers across the country and served as Chief of Communications for Speaker Hughes and the Majority Caucus of the Utah House of Representatives, as well as Intergovernmental Affairs Advisor and Area Director for U.S. Senator Mike Lee. She currently runs Freedom Front of Utah, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the principles of freedom that have made this state a wonderful place to live. She and her husband, Scott, are the parents of five boys and reside in Draper UT.

I want to make a change in our community, in our state, our government. It takes each of us individually and working together to make things better.

I believe the Constitution should be first in all decision making. It is the government’s rulebook and rights and protection for the citizens of this great country.

Every elected official raises their hand and swears and oath to uphold and defend the Constitution and they should be held to that oath.

As an elected official you work for the people. You are their representative. You are only a mouthpiece of those you you represent.
Of the people, for the people and by the people.
I believe this with every fiber of my being.

As a firearms instructor for the last 6 years I am active in teaching people the safety and the knowledge be able to protect and defend themselves and their families. I am also a Training Counselor which means I teach and train new firearms instructors. I volunteer often teaching safety and awareness classes at churches and schools.

I was the campaign manager for a congressional campaign and I am active in the legislative process.

The best way to learn about me is to talk to me, ask me questions a get to know me. I have never been one to back away from a tough question. I may pause and think or reflect on something but I definitely don’t run from the tough stuff.

If I don’t know an answer, I will tell you I don’t know. I am always willing to research something and do my best to find an answer. I won’t just make up an answer.

We are all blessed to live in the country we live in. We all must do our parts. We are not a democracy as the media tries to make it out to be. We are a Constitutional Republic and we must continue to fight to keep our freedoms, because if they take a little they will take more inch by inch.

Fred C Cox for the Utah Republican State Central Committee

Being a member of the SCC is a volunteer, elected, political party position, representing Salt Lake County to the State Party.

We not only need someone to show up to the meetings, (I have 100% attendance), we need someone that can work with others.

At the end of 2019 and the beginning on 2020, I was the original sponsor (1 of 5) for the Utah 2019 Tax referendum. Working with voters throughout the state, both liberal, conservative, and everything in between, and as volunteers, we were able to gather over 170,000 signatures in 29 counties, exceeding the 116,000 required signatures in 15 counties. Because of the success of our team, the Legislature and the Governor repealed 2019 SB 2001, instead of facing the backlash of the voters that fall.

There are 180 SCC members Statewide, representing tens of thousands of county delegates, 4 thousand state delegates, and hundreds of thousands of party affiliates. The meetings have been in St George during snow storms, Fillmore, Park City, Erda / Grantsville, Ogden, Lehi, etc. I have have had 100% attendance, even before being elected in 2011, and since. The meetings can take all day, and have been in the past, argumentative. Some are wondering why I would run again?

I believe we must stand up and be heard or watch our constitutionally protected rights disappear. We can’t continue to let government take over our lives.

Past Party and Related Community Service

• Utah State House of Representatives, January 2015 through December 2016.
• Utah State House of Representatives, January 2011 through December 2012.
• Utah Republican State Central Committee, 2011 to present.
• Utah Republican State Executive Committee, 2017 to 2019.
• Utah Republican State Delegate 2002-2003, 2005 to 2012, 2013, 2015 to 2016, 2018 to 2021.
• Salt Lake County Republican Bylaws Committee, 2013 to present.
• Salt Lake County Republican Delegate, 2010-2012, 2014 to 2016, 2022-2023.
• Salt Lake County Republican Central Committee, 2010-2012, 2014 to 2016.
• Salt Lake County Republican Legislative District Chair, August 2010 to January 2011. ​

Questions?

Send an email to

fred@fredcox4utah.com

The Republican Party needs to be led by individuals that truly believe in and will adopt our mission statement and beliefs. We are a party “by the people and for the people.” I am a wife and mother of three children, who believes that honesty, integrity, and transparency are the key components to a governing body. I have a strong belief in God, and I am truly grateful for those who have served and continue to serve our country to make this the greatest place on earth. I believe our party needs to be strengthened and fortified. Our party has been watered down by individuals who deep down do not reflect our core values. I do not believe in government overreach like we have seen these past few years. Now is the time for all of us who love this country and love this state to step up and be involved. I ran for school board for Canyons District back in 2022. It gave me such an appreciation for all those who throw their hat in the ring. Although the results weren’t what I had hoped for, I continue to find ways to serve my community and those around me.

I visited Utah back in 2004 from the East coast, and fell in love with this wonderful state and my future husband, Chris. We’ve been married for 17 years and raise our two daughters and one son in Draper. I’ve called this home for so long and continue to count my blessings as a result of planting my roots here. Thank you for your consideration in voting for me for this position.

Jordan graduated cum laude from BYU with a BA in Political Science/Philosophy and the J. Reuben Clark Law School. He was admitted to the Utah Bar in 2012 and sworn into the US Supreme Court Bar in 2015.

Beginning with a Church mission in Ukraine, Jordan has extensive international experience. In 2007, he organized the first jury trial competition in Ukraine. Jordan graduated from the Penn State Capitals of Europe program in France. He later went to work for the Leavitt Institute for International Development, directing international legal reform work in Ukraine, Moldova, and Rwanda.

After graduating from law school, Jordan joined an international law firm where he represented clients in civil and criminal litigation. Currently, Jordan works for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where he negotiates strategic real estate agreements.

Jordan first served as a State delegate at the age of 17. Since then, he has served many times as a state and county delegate. Jordan was a member of the BYU Republican Party Club. He was heavily involved in many congressional races and state races to help Republicans get elected.

Elected to the Utah House of Representatives in 2020, Jordan currently serves as the chair of the House Ethics Committee and vice-chair of the House Rules Committee. He was elected to the SCC in 2020 and serves as the chair of the Constitution & Bylaws Committee. He also serves on the County Constitution & Bylaws Committee.

Based on his legislative leadership, Jordan was the recipient of the 2021 and 2022 Americans for Prosperity Champions of Liberty Award, as well as the 2021 and 2022 Libertas Defender of Liberty Award and the 2021 and 2022 SL Chamber of Commerce Business Champion Award. In 2022, Jordan was awarded by the Council of State Governments the 20 under 40 award, recognizing up-and-coming government leaders from across the country who have demonstrated a true commitment to serving the citizens of their states.

Jordan has championed and passed a number of significant pieces of legislation on topics such as higher education free speech, election reform, and digital innovation to name a few.

Jordan and his wife Aliona have three children. They love to travel, work together in the yard, and attend sporting events.

www.jordanteuscher.com

I have served as Chairman of the Utah Republican Party, a member of the Utah State Central Committee, and as a member of Utah House of Representatives. I have also served as Deputy Chief of Staff for Senator Mike Lee. I am an attorney by training, and previously practiced constitutional and appellate law. I am committed to conservative causes, and have volunteered for many years with the Utah Republican Party. My wife, Emilie de Azevedo, and I live in Salt Lake County and have four children.

Conservative principles and personal responsibility drew me to run for the Utah House or Representatives twice. After the first run I served the State Central Committee 2019-2021 and took a break to focus on family after the second try at the Legislature. I have served my neighbors and party as a precinct chair, county and state delegate and currently serve as the legislative chair in District 31. My career has been in the mortgage and building industries. Where I learned the importance of advocacy in the political process. As a central committee member I did not miss a meeting and commit to attend every meeting in the future.

Robert Axson grew up in Utah and Salt Lake Counties and is proud to call Utah home—believing in our state’s immense potential.

Robert has spent a number of years engaged in Republican elections having worked on nearly 20 campaigns in different roles. These include grassroots coordination, fundraising, candidate training, and strategic messaging. He has helped turn seats Republican and elect conservatives.

Robert has served the Utah GOP in many capacities and strives to help Utah Republicans be engaged in the process and fight for the future we want in Utah. Robert was honored to work with countless volunteers and Utahns across our state when he served as the State Party Vice-Chair.

Robert has served in the following:
• State Delegate
• County Delegate
• Precinct Chair
• Member of the State Central Committee (having never missed a meeting)
• Chair, Constitution and Bylaws Committee
• Utah GOP Vice-Chair 2020 – 2021

Robert has served as the State Director for Senator Mike Lee since December of 2016 after having worked in different roles in the Senator’s DC and Utah offices. He emphasizes the need for connection and relationship building believing when people from different perspectives feel heard and needed, the foundation is strong for connection-minded results to solve our challenges without sacrificing principles or abandoning truth.

Robert’s focus has been toward the promotion of community collaboration, family-oriented initiatives, and the protection of individual liberties. He has felt most fulfilled when promoting understanding and redemption while helping individuals reclaim a belief in their potential.

Robert believes that the Republican Party can—and must—play a significant role in fighting for truth and building for shared prosperity. This belief motivates his continued desire to serve the Party and work with fellow Utah Republicans.

In addition to his work with Senator Lee and service in the Utah GOP, Robert is a sexual assault victim’s advocate working to re-empower victims while using education to prevent future abuse. He also volunteers to mentor individuals as they overcome addiction. Robert has coached each of his son’s baseball teams numerous times.

A graduate of the University of Utah where he studied international politics with a focus in conflict resolution, Robert lives in Cottonwood Heights with his wife Erin, three young sons and a daughter. The Axson Family love baseball, travel, reading, art, the outdoors, and their dog Stella.