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Utah State Legislature and Social Media - Presence on Twitter and Facebook (FB) Senate First Name Last Name FB "Friend" FB "Fan" Twitter District Facebook “Friend” – Has a page Luz Robles Y Y 1 where you can request to Ben McAdams Y Y Y 2 “friend” him or her. Many have Gene Davis Y 3 limited access until they accept Pat Jones Y 4 your request Karen Mayne 5 Michael Waddoups 6 Facebook “Fan” – You can “like” Ross Romero Y Y Y 7 the page but can generally have Karen Morgan Y Y 8 access to all content without Wayne Niederhauser Y Y 9 liking. Aaron Osmond Y Y 10 Twitter – Has a Twitter account Howard Stephenson Y Y 11 where you can sign up to follow Daniel Thatcher Y Y Y 12 “tweets.” Mark Madsen Y 13 John Valentine Y 14 Margaret Dayton Y 15 Curtis Bramble Y Y 16 Peter Knudson Y Y 17 Stuart Reid 18 Allen Christensen Y 19 Scott Jenkins Y 20 Jerry Stevenson Y 21 Stuart Adams Y 22 Todd Weiler Y 23 Ralph Okerlund 24 Lyle Hillyard 25 Kevin Van Tassell Y 26 David Hinkins Y 27 Casey Anderson Y 28 Stephen Urquhart 29 Current as of 1/26/12 House of Representatives Facebook Facebook First Name Last Name "Friend" "Fan" Twitter District Ronda Menlove Y 1 Lee Perry Y Y 2 Jack Draxler 3 David Butterfield Y Y 4 R. Curt Webb Y 5 Brad Galvez Y Y 6 Ryan Wilcox Y Y Y 7 Gage Froerer Y Y Y 8 Jeremy Peterson Y 9 Dixon Pitcher Y 10 Brad Dee Y 11 Richard Greenwood 12 Paul Ray Y 13 Curtis Oda Y 14 Brad Wilson Y 15 Steve Handy Y 16 Stewart Barlow Y 17 Roger Barrus 18 Jim Nielson Y Y 19 Becky Edwards Y Y Y 20 Doug Sagers 21 Susan Duckworth Y 22 Jennifer Seelig Y Y 23 Chavez- Rebecca Houck Y Y 24 Joel Briscoe Y Y Y 25 David Litvack Y Y 26 John Dougall Y 27 Brian King Y Y 28 Janice Fisher 29 Brian Doughty Y Y 30 Larry Wiley Y Y 31 Fred Cox Y Y Y 32 Neal Hendrickson 33 Johnny Anderson Y Y 34 Mark Wheatley Y 35 Patrice Arent Y Y 36 Current as of 1/26/12 Carol Moss Y 37 Eric Hutchings Y 38 Jim Dunnigan Y Y 39 Lynn Hemingway Y 40 Todd Kiser 41 Jim Bird Y 42 Wayne Harper Y 43 Tim Cosgrove Y Y 44 Stever Eliason Y Y 45 Marie Poulson Y 46 Ken Ivory Y Y 47 LaVar Christensen Y Y 48 Derek Brown Y Y 49 Merlynn Newbold Y 50 Greg Hughes Y Y 51 Dan McKay Y 52 Mel Brown Y 53 Kraig Powell Y 54 John Mathis 55 Kenneth Sumsion Y 56 Holly Richardson Y 57 Stepyhen Sandstrom Y Y 58 Val Peterson Y 59 Brad Daw Y Y 60 Keith Grover Y 61 Christopher Herrod Y Y 62 Dean Sanpei Y 63 Rebecca Lockhart Y Y Y 64 Francis Gibson 65 Mike Morley 66 Patrick Painter Y 67 Bill Wright 68 Christine Watkins Y 69 Kay McIff 70 Brad Last Y 71 Evan Vickers Y Y 72 Michael Noel Y 73 Lowry Snow 74 Don Ipson Y 75 Current as of 1/26/12 .

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