2025SJR 7

Reasserting Utah’s Constitutional Authority over Elections

2025 - Utah Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

This joint resolution affirms the state’s primary authority to govern its own election laws and administration, pushing back against federal and activist encroachment. This bill sends a clear message that Utah will not surrender election control to Washington or unelected bureaucrats. CPAC supports state-led election governance and resistance to federal overreach and supported this bill. The Senate passed this bill on 2025-02-25 by a vote of 20-4. The House passed this bill on 2025-03-06 by a vote of 63-9. The bill did not become law.

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Legislators · 29

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
J. Stuart Adams UT	Republican	67%	Conservative
Heidi Balderree UT	Republican	92%	Conservative
Nate Blouin UT	Democrat	10%	Leftist
Brady Brammer UT	Republican	75%	Did Not Vote
Kirk Cullimore UT	Republican	73%	Conservative
Luz Escamilla UT	Democrat	27%	Conservative
Lincoln Fillmore UT	Republican	76%	Leftist
Keith Grover UT	Republican	71%	Conservative
Wayne Harper UT	Republican	70%	Conservative
David Hinkins UT	Republican	67%	Conservative
Don Ipson UT	Republican	67%	Conservative
John Johnson UT	Republican	79%	Leftist
Karen Kwan UT	Democrat	18%	Conservative
Daniel McCay UT	Republican	81%	Conservative
Michael McKell UT	Republican	74%	Did Not Vote
Ann Millner UT	Republican	65%	Conservative
Calvin Musselman UT	Republican	90%	Conservative
Derrin Owens UT	Republican	73%	Conservative
Stephanie Pitcher UT	Democrat	18%	Conservative
Jen Plumb UT	Democrat	14%	Conservative
Kathleen Riebe UT	Democrat	23%	Leftist
Scott Sandall UT	Republican	65%	Did Not Vote
Jerry Stevenson UT	Republican	64%	Did Not Vote
Keven Stratton UT	Republican	83%	Conservative
Daniel Thatcher UT	Republican	64%	Conservative
Evan Vickers UT	Republican	66%	Conservative
Todd Weiler UT	Republican	65%	Did Not Vote
Chris Wilson UT	Republican	73%	Conservative
Ronald Winterton UT	Republican	74%	Conservative