People are sick of the corruption. That’s why Blake Moore’s re-election is in trouble.

- He used taxpayer dollars to pay for billboards, radio ads, mailers, text messages, and digital ads to boost his campaign

- He went on lobbyist-funded trips to Austria, London, Israel, and California

- He traded Raytheon stock while sitting on the Armed Services Committee

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Utah citizens have got to come together on election integrity and the fact that the LG will not work with the DOJ on removing illegals from our rolls. The citizenship review that was just released did not involve an unbiased third party. If the LG really wanted to remove illegals from our rolls they would compare the unredacted voter roll from Utah with the SAVE database. Think of all the tax dollars being used on the lawsuit with the DOJ. Please remember the federal government has jurisdiction over citizenship. That is one of their enumerated powers in the Constitution. Please email our lieutenant governor Deidre Henderson and ask her to work with the DOJ. Why wouldn't we want to work with the federal government? Why wouldn't we want to use every tool available to accomplish accurate voter rolls?

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This pic was from the Women's Republican Club Salt Lake county luncheon on Thursday!

Don't forget to vote tomorrow!

Just under 1 in 5 Utah voters have cast their ballots so far ahead of Tuesday's primary election.
All primary ballots need to be turned in by 8 p.m. Tuesday. Cowley, the state elections director, said at this point, voters should not put their ballots in the mail. Instead, they should turn them in at an election drop box or at an official polling location. They can also vote in person. Voters can check the status of their ballots at vote.utah.gov. Election results will also be posted there.

https://www.ksl.com/article/51515173/primary-watch-utah-voter-turnout-under-20-candidate-accused-of-breaking-rules

Alexis Wheeler is spot on! She is running for the Utah House of Representatives.

"My upcoming bill will require MIDA to fully respect and operate under the control of local municipal codes, zoning laws, and ordinances. It will also strip away their administrative shield, ensuring they are subject to standard, independent transparency and records oversight just like any other public entity."

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The Federal Congress does not have the constitutional authority to be legislating within housing. The genius of the Constitution is the fragmentation of power. The federal government was given specific responsibilities and the rest was reserved to the states. I support Mike Lee for voting no. The federal government has grown far bigger than the founders envisioned because it is not sticking to the enumerated powers. Housing legislation is reserved to the states.

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My organization has focused on Public Infrastructure Districts and taxation without representation. Sen McKay ran the bill that created PIDs and Sen Adams utilized PIDs within MIDA. The data center in Box Elder woke a lot of people up to the fact that local representation had been replaced with an appointed MIDA board.

https://www.ksl.com/article/51538423/stuart-adams-trevor-lee-dan-mccay-lose-reelection-bids-in-utah-legislature

It was an honor to work with Scott Fletcher on his campaign. We didn't get the result we wanted, but we ran an honest campaign and brought up many important issues.

I am at a BBQ for the Heritage Foundation. Nathan Duell is the state director for Utah. We are talking about the Save America Act. Senator Mike Lee is leading the way. Way to go Mike! President Trump refused to sign the housing bill today because the Save America Act has not passed.

In most states, including Utah, a foreign government or a foreign national wants to bankroll an initiative it is legal. Heritage Action has model legislation on this issue. That is an important bill that needs to be run.