Intern Project: Facts, Fiction, Futures, and Vision - for

A new project by Distinguished Professor Joe Andrade (www.2andrade.org ) will involve 1 - 3 interns Summer Term. Each intern will receive a $1000 scholarship for Summer term work, upon submission of the project final report. There may be a Fall Term opportunity as well.

Interns will meet weekly with Dr. Andrade as a group and communicate regularly via email, phone, and social media.

There are 29 Senatorial Districts and 75 House Districts. One intern will focus on the 29 Senate Districts; the other two interns will split/share the 75 House Districts. Using online resources, including www.le.utah.gov www.votesmart.org and others the Districts maps, towns, elected legislators and 2014 candidates will be identified and their positions, statements, and platforms regarding environmental, sustainability, and related topics will be noted and summarized. After fact checking and additional research, the interns will work with district-based colleges, high schools, newspapers, radio stations, and community groups to help inform the district constituents as to positions and platforms, with an emphasis on Facts, Fictions, Futures, and Vision.

These activities will be non-political and no endorsements or other partisan, political activities will be part of this project. The goal is awareness and information - as factual and reliable as possible.

Interns will gain experience with research using online tools, critical analysis of available information, fact-checking, interviews, etc. They will also gain experience with the media, including print, radio, and public meetings or events. They will gain experience in writing summaries, reviews, and critiques for various media, including social media (Twitter, Facebook, Blogs).

Interested students should contact Prof. Andrade at 801-706-6747 and at [email protected] and submit a brief resume and statement of interest. Project 104 Process, Strategy, and Perspectives on Questions

Know District, candidate’s background, web-site, sensitivities.

Be personable, but efficient.

Thank, congratulate him/her for service/running interest in political process.

Ask about key, major reason for running, serving. Write it down.

Say you’re a UU/USU student, project. Say you want to ask a few questions relevant to you, the district, the state. OK? Will be very brief! Write down brief, summary responses and comments.

1. air pollution Wasatch Front Winter:,particles, inversions, cars, industry, heating; Wasatch Front Summer: ozone, hydrocarbons Uinta Basin Winter: ozone, hydrocarbons

2. farming and ranching Water availability, cost issues Range degradation issues. BLM and private/state lands.

3. mineral extraction-fossil fuels energy storage, renewables, geothermal

4. winter recreation, snow, ski also particle coating, greying, rapid melting

5. population doubling land, water, air, education, jobs 3/4 increase due to birthrate 1/4 increase is people moving in (not the immigration word).

6. Wasatch Front non-attainment Federal funds curtailed fuel, car, truck curtailments curtail growth, permits, etc.

7. Education Utah far last in per student funding Is funding appropriate? Are teachers competent? Are the children being appropriately prepared?

8. Health Care Medicare, Medicaid, VA

9. Poverty will fill in minimum wage?

10. Other major issue, concern Political campaign reform - get $$ out elected official ethics open primaries

Intern Project: Project 104 - Facts, Fiction, Futures, and Vision - for Utah

A new project by Distinguished Professor Joe Andrade (www.2andrade.org ) will involve 3 interns Summer Term (5-15 through 8-1, 2014). There may be a Fall Term opportunity as well.

Interns will meet weekly with Dr. Andrade as a group and communicate regularly via email, phone, and social media.

There are 29 Senatorial Districts and 75 House Districts. One intern will focus on the 29 Senate Districts; the other two interns will split/share the 75 House Districts. Using online resources, including www.le.utah.gov www.votesmart.org and others.

The Districts maps, towns, elected legislators and 2014 candidates will be identified and their positions, statements, and platforms regarding environmental, sustainability, and related topics will be noted and summarized. After fact checking and additional research, the interns will work with district-based colleges, high schools, newspapers, radio stations, libraries, and community groups to help inform the district constituents as to positions and platforms, with an emphasis on Facts, Fictions, Futures, and Vision.

These activities will be non-political and no endorsements or other partisan, political activities will be part of this project. The goal is awareness and information - as factual and reliable as possible.

Interns will gain experience with research using online tools, critical analysis of available information, fact-checking, interviews, etc. They will also gain experience with the media, including print, radio, and public meetings or events. They will gain experience in writing summaries, reviews, and critiques for various media, including social media (Twitter, Facebook, Blogs).

District maps are at: http://elections.utah.gov/map/district-maps

Candidate filings, addresses are at: http://elections.utah.gov/election-resources/2014-candidate-filings#Senate

Current Utah Legislature members : http://le.utah.gov/documents/2014.roster.pdf

Utah Newspapers: http://www.utahpress.com/pages/members_main

Utah High School locations: http://www.uhsaa.org/schools/directory/maps-2.html student newspapers political science clubs journalism clubs environment/sustainability clubs

Utah Colleges and Universities: http://www.utah.gov/education/colleges.html student newspapers political science clubs journalism clubs environment/sustainability clubs

Local Libraries: http://www.publiclibraries.com/utah.htm

Local Museums Utah Museum Assoc. https://www.utahmuseums.org/museum-directory

Joe Andrade is at 801-706-6747 [email protected] www.2andrade.org

14 Senate seats are up for election 11-2014; districts: 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 26, 28 all 75 house seats are up for election. Project 104: Questions and notes Name: Phone: House or Senate? District # Party Date: RR/BN? Questions Notes

1. Air and Health Are you aware of the studies and concerns related to health issues due to the air quality along the Wasatch Front (WF)? - in the Uinta Basin (UP)? Cache Valley (CV)? Are you concerned?

2. Energy Extraction of the fossil fuels coal, oil, and gas has strengthened Utah economies. What concerns do you have for the future of those activities?

3. Snow Winter recreation activities are important to Utah’s economy. A lowering snow pack and a shorter snow season will result in decreased revenues. Are you concerned?

4. Water Utah will likely suffer water limitations in the years ahead. How might farmers and ranchers respond to such problems?

5. Growth The state and its urban areas are planning for a doubling of population in the next 25 years. Does this concern you?

6. Education What concerns do you have for public education in your district and in the state?

Candidate interview p-2 Name: Date:

7. Health Care What concerns do you have regarding health care delivery and affordability in your district and in the state?

8. EPA Wasatch Front and Cache Valley air quality, especially in the winter, has been deteriorating - to the point where those regions may soon be declared non-attainment regions. Does this concern you?

9. Poverty What concerns do you have about poverty and rates of poverty in Utah?

10. Other What other issues motivate you to participate in state government?

Perspectives/Summary (by RR or BN?) Project 104 Summer 2014

Here's the District breakdown and assignments via:

Rachelle: Senate Districts 2 SLC 3 So SL 5 Taylorsville West 9 Sandy 11 Draper Bluffdale 12 Magna 26 Duchesne Vernal

Blake: Senate Districts 4 Holladay 15 Orem Provo 17 Wendover NW UT Brigham City Tremonton 18 Morgan So Ogden Riverdale 21 Syracuse Westpoint 22 Farmington Kaysville 28 Cedar City

Blake House Districts 1 NW Utah 2 Eagle Mountain 3 Smithfield 4 Cache County 5 Hyrum So Cache 6 Lehi 7 No Ogden 8 Huntsville 9 Westhaven W Ogden 10 So Ogden 11 Riverdale 12 Roy 13 Clinton Westpoint 14 Syracuse 15 Layton 16 No. of Layton 17 Kaysville 18 Farmington 19 Bountiful 20 No. SL and west 27 Alpine 29 Plain City 48 W. of Orem 53 Coalville Morgan 54 Heber City

Rachelle House Districts 22 Magna 24 East SLC 25 Central SLC 26 West SLC 28 SL East Bench 30 West WVC 31 No. WVC 32 So. Sandy 33 WVC 34 Taylorsville 35 So SL W. Holladay 36 So. East Bench 38 W. SL County 39 W. Taylorsville 41 Bluffdale 42 N. of Herriman 43 W Jordan 44 Midvale 45 Sandy 47 So. of W Jordan 49 W. of Sandy 50 So Jordan 51 Draper 52 Herriman 55 Vernal

Joe House Districts 21 Tooele 23 Rose Park 37 Murray 40 Mill Creek 46 Cottonwood Heights 56 American Fork 57 Pleasant Grove 58 Nephi Manti 59 Orem Lindon 60 Orem UVU 61 Vineyard 62 Washington 63 Provo West 64 Provo South 65 Mapleton 66 Spanish Fork 67 Santaquin Payson 68 Fillmore West of Tooele 69 Price Duchesne 70 Richfield and West 71 Hurricane Springdale 72 Cedar City 73 Beaver to Monticello, Torrey, Kanab 74 Santa Clara Ivins 75 St. George

Final Report for Project 104: Rachelle Rawlins

Objective: The objective of this project to gain a closer perspective on those seeking or holding elected office in the and to gauge their views upon challenges facing the State of Utah, such as environmental degradation and pollution, population growth, poverty, employment and education. In asking these questions we are not only informing the general public but also our own elected officials and those who are running. Questions: 1. Are you aware of the studies and concerns related to health issues due to the air quality along the Wasatch Front (WF)? 2. Wasatch Front and Cache Valley air quality, especially in the winter, has been deteriorating - to the point where those regions may soon be declared non-attainment regions. Does this concern you? (EPA, Air and Health) 3. Extraction of the fossil fuels coal, oil, and gas has strengthened Utah economies. What concerns do you have for the future of those activities? (Energy) 4. Winter recreation activities are important to Utah’s economy. A lowering snow pack and a shorter snow season will result in decreased revenues. What are your concerns? (Snow) 5. South and central Utah will likely suffer water limitations in the years ahead. How might farmers and ranchers respond to such problem? (Water) 6. The state and its urban areas are planning for a doubling of population in the next 25 years. What are your concerns? (Growth) 7. What concerns do you have for public education in your district and in the state? (Education) 8. What concerns do you have regarding health care delivery and affordability in your district and in the state? (Health Care) 9. What concerns do you have about poverty and rates of poverty in Utah? (Poverty) 10. What other issues motivate you to participate in state government? (Other)

Manner of Approach: After conducting a brief website survey and gathering basic information about the candidates we then created a list of ten questions to ask the candidates. I called everyone once then left a message. The second time I called I also emailed them asking them to call me or fill out the form if it was more convenient for them. A large number ignored all three attempts and I had to call them again. Many candidates I spoke with answered one question and told me to call them latter but did not pick up when I tried to do so. I spoke with the Democratic Party and Republican Party with some luck. I also messaged them on their website but only received a short answers or a paragraph on their beliefs. This was the same with emails as well.

Results: For question one and two regarding air quality everyone I spoke with was very concerned about it. Everyone agreed that the Federal government should not get involved and local solutions will work best. How to solve the problem came two fold one was for taking personal responsibility such as driving less while the other focused on what the government should do such as increase regulations and improve the transit system. The third question was on the role of fossil fuels. Very few felt their main concern was that it would eventual stop due to government/public regulations. The majority feeling that as of right now we are dependent on fossil fuels but there is a right and wrong way to go about it. This involves makes sure the environment into account. The result being a balanced approach between job and protecting recreation areas. I spoke with only one or two that was for completely banning any fossil fuel extraction. There was varying level of interest in alternative with the majority supporting them alongside fossil fuel extraction. The fourth question was our question on climate change. This gnarred the least concern of everyone I interviewed. Although some were concerned there was a general consensus that we couldn’t do anything to stop this trend. I found this interesting since they believed we can improve our air quality which also decreases green gas emissions therefore reducing climate change. I was surprised at the lack of concern over water. Quite a few felt compared to other states we were doing just fine. The majority of democrats I spoke with encouraged desert landscape while everyone was for conservation. Other issues were brought up such as regional solutions and an empathies on protecting our water for future generations. The sixth question was regarding growth. I spoke with almost no one that was not concerned about this. The vast majority wasn’t against stating economic prosperity that follows from growth but there was a heavy emphasis on planning epically resource management and infrastructure. Some called on an economy that is not based on growth but this was the very small minority. The seventh, eighth, and ninth questions were regarding social issues. The first being education with a very predicable response. The main concerns were parental involvement, keeping federal government out, classroom size, teacher’s salary, and making funding a priority for education. The next social issue was health care, this largely depended on party affliction Republican generally against Medicaid expansion and Democratic for Medicaid expansion, though not always. Poverty was the last one with the least being said. Many felt people weren’t getting the help they needed because others were cheating the system. Everyone agreed these should be provided to people who truly need them. The last question was why the candidate has chosen to run. A large number cited education and being unhappy with the poor representation on the hill wither this be lack or bipartisanship or candidates using their office for personal gain. Another popular reason was protecting the constitution and ensuring the Federal government stay within appropriate boundaries. All in all the vast majority were educated and concerned with these issues that we brought to them. I spoke with only one candidate that would benefit from more education as he denied the scientific validity of climate change science and that was Jon Cox (435)857-4457. I also had one candidate completely refuse to be interviewed over the phone and did not respond to my emails and this was (801)647-8764.

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Critique: For future endeavors I would suggest starting with a detailed analysis of candidate’s websites. The purpose is finding out what candidates are talking about and what they are not can assist in answering what kind of questions are the most prevalent to ask. This would be a very simple yes/no type question. I would not interview the candidates until after the responses of the email. The email would act as a temperature check. After the responses to the email the question can then be rephrased into a few detailed questions drawing on the previous answers. This way the amount of information gathered is equal among candidates. It also provides both a general outline and a more detailed analysis of candidate’s political platform. These answers to the emails can be published then the transcripts of the interviews or a brief summary on a specified website. This way all candidates are adequately covered in understanding and knowing what is going to be published Due to the varied responses especially regarding climate change and issues related to healthcare I would also suggest rephrasing the questions for republicans and democrats. Many of the Democrats felt I was being unclear or patronizing towards and some Republicans felt I was being biased. In trying to satisfy everyone both parties were unhappy. This would require more interns then the two as it is very time consuming to interview so many candidates. I felt the number of candidates I was expected to interview very difficult to complete in the amounted time.

Recommendations: I feel that due to the varying lengths of responses I received it is impractical to do anything but give a general consensus on the information gathered. Some of my responses were only a question regarding the quality of air while others spoke very briefly outlining a very general reason for their concern. Yet, still others gave me a detailed candidate’s analysis of their standings on a number of different policy. To further complicate matters I did not speak with all but communicated through email. It is extremely difficult to capture these long interviews into several words while I was able to capture the sentiments of shorter conversations easily. Many candidates become annoyed at the length of time and I didn’t get to many of the questions regarding social issues. The question were very general allowing candidates to answer yes/no responses or lengthy responses. With these inconsistency in data gathering I feel it is inappropriate to make public this data in the form of a excel spreadsheet. I also received a great deal of concern on how their responses would be used and I agree with their concerns. I feel in the future this improved model with an empathies on consistency would allow an appropriate gathering of information for the voter. I believe this has potential for future elections in getting a more educated candidate and voting population. Name Office Location Address Zip Lee H. Phipps State House 1 Box Elder, Great Salt667 Lake, South Brigham 200 West City, Tremonton84302 State House 1 Box Elder, Great Salt635 Lake, N. Hillcrest Brigham Circle City, Tremonton84337 Dorene Schulze-Stever State House 1 Box Elder, Great Salt12285 Lake, W Brigham8000 N City, Tremonton84337 DAVID E. LIFFERTH State House 2 Eagle Mountain, Saratoga8782 North Springs Pinehurst Dr. 84005 CHARLES CHRISTENSEN State House 2 Eagle Mountain, Saratoga107 W. SpringsCooper Ave 84045 JACK R. DRAXLER State House 3 Smithfield, Hyde Park,1946 North North Logan 1650 East 84341 State House 4 Logan, Logan Mountains1675 E. 1460 N. 84341 R. Curt Webb State House 5 Southern Cache Valley,500 HillsboroughWellsville Mountains Dr. 84332 JEFFREY D. TURLEY State House 5 Southern Cache Valley,367 SpringcreekWellsville Mountains Road 84332 State House 6 Lehi P.O. Box #934 84043-0934 TRAVIS HARPER State House 6 Lehi 470 W Lake View Dr. 84043 CAMILLE L. NEIDER State House 7 North Ogden, Pleasant527 EView, 3575 North N. Ogden Canyon84414 ROGER S. CONDIE State House 7 North Ogden, Pleasant1270 View, N. Liberty North Ave Ogden Canyon84404 State House 7 North Ogden, Pleasant1205 View, E. 2325 North N. Ogden Canyon84414 JOHN H THOMPSON State House 8 Weber, Huntsville, 1506Pineview 24th Resevoir, Wasatch-Cache84401-2906 Forest JEREMY PETERSON State House 9 Ogden, West Haven,2227 Roy Jefferson Ave. 84401 STEVE OLSEN State House 9 Ogden, West Haven,561 Roy Canyon Road 84404 DIXON M. PITCHER State House 10 South Ogden, WSU 6470 Bybee Dr. 84403 ERIC D. IRVINE State House 10 South Ogden, WSU 2974 Brinker Ave 84403 AMY STEED MORGAN State House 11 Riverdale, South Weber,261 East Hill 5150 AFB South 84405 State House 11 Riverdale, South Weber,111 W. Hill 5600 AFB S. 84405 JOSEPH MARRERO State House 12 Roy, GSL, Hooper 2182 W 5600 S #17 84067 MIKE SCHULTZ State House 12 Roy, GSL, Hooper 2135 N. 4500 W. 84315 BOB BUCKLES State House 13 Clinton, West Point,2646 North 2710 West 84015 LORENZO SWANK State House 13 Clinton, West Point,10 W 100 S Suite 605 84101 CHERYL LYNN PHIPPS State House 14 Clearfield 623 North 675 West 84015 State House 14 Clearfield PO Box 824 84089 RICH MILLER State House 15 Layton, Davis, Antelope1698 WestIslan 200 North 84037 BRAD R WILSON State House 15 Layton, Davis, Antelope1423 WhisperingIslan Meadow Lane84037 STEVE HANDY State House 16 Layton, South Weber1355 East 625 North 84040 DOUGLAS MCENTIRE SILL State House 16 Layton, South Weber1585 North Fort Lane 84041 JEFFREY OSTLER State House 16 Layton, South Weber2470 North Fairfield Road 84041 ERIC LAST State House 17 Kaysville, Fruit Heights,664 East Layton 250 North 84037 STEWART E. BARLOW State House 17 Kaysville, Fruit Heights,940 Signal Layton Hill 84037 TIMOTHY D. HAWKES State House 18 Farmington, Centerville,443 South Wasatch 225 East Cache NF 84014 RICHARD BAGLEY State House 18 Farmington, Centerville,69 Old WasatchHaul Road Cache NF 84014 ELI CAWLEY State House 19 Bountiful 1387 South 1500 East 84010 DANIEL N. DONAHOE State House 19 Bountiful 2001 South Main Street AP 23284010 Ray Ward State House 19 Bountiful 954 E. Millbrook Way 84010 DONNA TAYLOR State House 20 West Bountiful, Woods885 BerkeleyCross, North Drive Salt Lake 84054 BECKY EDWARDS State House 20 West Bountiful, Woods1121 Cross, Eaglewood North LoopSalt Lake 84054 Robert G. Moultrie State House 20 West Bountiful, Woods599 EastCross, Eastpointe North Salt Circle Lake 84054 RICK A. POLLOCK State House 21 Stansbury Park 5726 Fermin Ln. 84074 State House 21 Tooele 243 Home Town Court 84074

1 MARILEE ROOSE State House 22 Magna 3125 S 8520 W 84044 SUSAN D DUCKWORTH State House 22 Magna 2901 S Merton Way 84044 WILLIAM 'BILL' BOTH State House 22 Magna 2885 S. 8850 W. 84044 State House 23 518 N 800 W 84116 KRISTOPHER M SMITH State House 23 Salt Lake City Po Box 165162 84116 MEGAN CLEGG State House 23 Midvale 6885 S. State Street 84047 REBECCA CHAVEZ-HOUCK State House 24 East SLC 643 E 16th Ave 84103 PEDRO A. GOMEZ State House 24 East SLC PO Box 264 84110 GORDON LUND GURR State House 25 Central SLC 371 E Logan Ave 84115 JOEL K. BRISCOE State House 25 Central SLC 1124 E 600 S 84102 State House 26 West SLC PO Box 25732 84125 SPENCER BARCLAY State House 26 West SLC 1373 S 35 E 84025 WILLIAM A. MCGEE State House 27 Alpine, Cedar Hills,21 West 120 South 84004 MIKE KENNEDY State House 27 Alpine, Cedar Hills,659 E 200 N 84004 BRIAN S. KING State House 28 SL East Bench 1855 Michigan Ave. 84108 ALAN YORGASON State House 29 Plain City, Willard Bay,4279 Farr W. 1400West N. 84302 LEE B. PERRY State House 29 Plain City, Willard Bay,977 WestFarr West2390 South 84404 MICHAEL D. LEE State House 30 West WVC 4556 W 4120 S 84120 FRED C. COX State House 30 West WVC 4466 Early Duke Street 84120 State House 31 No. WVC 1450 W 3300 S 84119 SOPHIA M. DICARO State House 31 No WVC 7147 Antelope Road 84128 LAVAR CHRISTENSEN State House 32 So. Sandy 12308 S Raleigh Ct 84020 ALAIN BALMANNO State House 32 So. Sandy 721 E Altara Hills Dr 84094 ELIZABETH MUNIZ State House 33 WVC 3488 W Alan Ave 84119 State House 33 WVC 3428 Harrisonwood Drive 84119 JOHNNY ANDERSON State House 34 Taylorsville West 4289 S El Camino St 84129 State House 34 Taylorsville West 4973 S 1575 W 84123 MARK A. WHEATLEY State House 35 So SL W Holladay 447 E MOSS CREEK DR 84107 EILEEN LENTZ State House 35 So SL W Holladay 3786 S Carlisle Park Pl #1 84119 JOHN H. SCHOPPE State House 35 So SL W Holladay 573 E Fox Point Ln #35G 84107 CHELSEA TRAVIS State House 35 So SL W Holladay 6885 S. State Street 84047 State House 36 So East Bench 3665 E 3800 S 84109 ROBERT M. BOOK State House 36 So East Bench 3944 Parkview Dr 84124 CAROL SPACKMAN MOSS State House 37 Holladay 2712 Kelly Ln 84117 RON HILTON State House 37 Holladay 2121 Kayland Way 84117 State House 38 W SL County 5438 W Stonyridge Cir 84118 CHRYSTAL BUTTERFIELD State House 38 W SL County 6080 Coppercity Drive 84118 JIM DUNNIGAN State House 39 W Taylorsville 3105 W 5400 S #6 84129 JUSTIN J MILLER State House 40 Salt Lake City 3741 Loretta Dr 84106 RAINER HUCK State House 40 Salt Lake City 1680 E Atkin Ave 84106 JOLENE KNIFFING State House 40 Salt Lake City 1195 E Whitlock Ave 84106 PETER L. KRAUS State House 40 Salt Lake City 2545 S Melbourne St 84106 DAN MCCAY State House 41 Bluffdale 3364 Kollman Way 84065 COLLEEN BLISS State House 41 Bluffdale 1945 Rock Hollow Rd 84065 State House 42 N. of Herriman 8303 S 5260 W 84081

2 NICHOLAS Y. DELAND State House 42 N. of Herriman 7024 W Knowley Rd 84081 DIANE LEWIS State House 43 Salt Lake City Po Box 27641 84127 State House 43 Salt Lake City 6672 Nottingham Cir 84084 CHRISTINE PASSEY State House 44 Midvale 8211 S Adams St 84047 BRUCE R. CUTLER State House 44 Midvale 6051 Mohican Cir 84123 BRET BLACK State House 44 Midvale 7351 S Catalpa Rd #A207 84047 State House 45 Sandy 8157 S Grambling Way 84094 SUSAN MARQUES BOOTH State House 45 Sandy 9420 S 300 E 84070 LEE ANNE WALKER State House 46 Cottonwood Heights8940 Alpen Way 84121 MARIE H. POULSON State House 46 Cottonwood Heights7037 Horizon Cir 84121 WILLIAM CLAYTON State House 46 Sandy Po Box 901704 84092 State House 47 So of W Jordan 8393 S. 2010 West 84088 ALENA M. BALMFORTH State House 47 So of W Jordan 3288 W 8350 S 84088 KEVEN J. STRATTON State House 48 Area East of Orem 702 E 1160 N 84097 State House 49 W of Sandy 8491 Treasure Mountain Drive84093 ZACH ROBINSON State House 49 W of Sandy 2479 Glacier View Drive 84092 GABRIEL MORAZAN State House 50 So Jordan 11312 S Spring Bluff Ln 84095 RICH L. CUNNINGHAM State House 50 So Jordan 2568 West Horseshoe Cir 84095 KYLE WATERS State House 51 Draper 1377 E Jean Cir 84020 GREG HUGHES State House 51 Draper 472 Midlake Drive 84020 DANIEL PAGET State House 52 Herriman 13857 S Lamont Lowell Cir 84096 State House 52 Herriman 5328 W. Shooters Ridge Circle84096 RAY L. WORTHEN State House 53 Duchesne, Coalville,5208 Morgan, W. Frontier Drive 84050 BLAINE D. HONE State House 53 Duchesne, Coalville,473 Morgan, West 175 North 84050 GLENN J WRIGHT State House 54 Wasatch, Heber, Strawberry,2404 Doc HollidayPark City Dr. 84060 KRAIG POWELL State House 54 Wasatch, Heber, Strawberry,943 E 530 ParkN City 84032 SCOTT H. CHEW State House 55 Vernal P.O. Box 126 84035 KAY J. CHRISTOFFERSON State House 56 Lehi 1256 E 1500 N 84043 MARK E. BYRGE SR. State House 56 American Fork 646 N 360 E 84003 MICHAEL J. PLOWMAN State House 57 Pleasant Grove 1612 N 300 E 84062 BRIAN M. GREENE State House 57 Pleasant Grove 1113 E. Mahogany Lane 84062 JON COX State House 58 Ephraim 405 East Canyon Road 84627 GARY R. VAN HORN State House 58 Sterling PO Box 650178 84665 VAL L. PETERSON State House 59 Orem 528 W 1160 N 84057 ARCHIE A. WILLIAMS III State House 60 Orem PO Box 912 84059 State House 60 Orem 984 S 1000 E 84097 BRADLEY DAW State House 60 Orem 842 E 280 S 84097 ROBERT C. PATTERSON State House 61 Provo 2852 West 470 North 84601 State House 61 Orem P.O. Box 970622 84097 SHIRLEY J. NELSON State House 62 Saint George PO Box 774 84771 JON STANARD State House 62 St. George PO Box 910772 84791 DEAN SANPEI State House 63 Provo 2145 N 1450 E 84604 JASON CHRISTENSEN State House 64 Provo 941 So. State 84606 SCOTT ELLIS FERRIN State House 64 Provo 1483 E. 520 S. 84606 State House 64 Provo 965 E Center Street 84606

3 FRANCIS D. GIBSON State House 65 Mapleton 208 South 680 West 84664 MIKE MCKELL State House 66 Spanish Fork 1444 E 1820 S 84660 ZACHARY JAMES LEWIS State House 66 Spanish Fork 683 Scenic Drive 84660 SCOTT R. PARKIN State House 67 Santaquin Payson 475 East 560 South 84655 MARC ROBERTS State House 67 Santaquin Payson 1352 Cedar Pass Dr 84655 State House 68 Fillmore 164 S. 800 E. 84029 RETT ROWLEY State House 68 Fillmore 470 S 320 W 84624 BILL LABRUM State House 69 Price, Duchesne 560 Areva Road 84066 BRAD KING State House 69 Price, Duchesne 635 N 500 E 84501 KAY L. MCIFF State House 70 Richfield 699 Upland Drive 84701 KALEN JONES State House 70 Richfield PO Box 1171 84532 R. GLENN STONEMAN State House 70 Richfield 493 E 400 N 84701 KENNETH RODERICK ANDERSONState House 71 Hurrican, Springdale404 W 500 N 84745 BRAD LAST State House 71 Hurrican, Springdale1194 S. 180 W. 84737 JOHN R. WESTWOOD State House 72 Cedar City 751 South 2075 West 84720 BARRY EVAN SHORT State House 72 Cedar City 396 S Ridge Rd 84720 State House 73 Beaver-Monticello, POKanab Box 301 84741 V. LOWRY SNOW State House 74 Santa Clara, Ivins 3655 Rim View Cir. 84765 DOROTHY A. ENGELMAN State House 74 Santa Clara, Ivins P.O. Box 774 84771 CHERYL FAE HAWKER State House 75 St. George P.O. Box 774 84771 NIHLA W. JUDD State House 75 St. George 1122 W. 5550 N. 84770 DON L. IPSON State House 75 St. George 539 Diagonal 84770 STATE SENATE JACQUIE NIELSEN State Senate 2 SLC 622 Elizabeth St. 84102 JIM DABAKIS State Senate 2 SLC 3244 Imperial St 84106 State Senate 3 So SL 865 Parkway Ave 84106 Sabrina R Petersen State Senate 4 Holladay 4646 S Holly Ln 84117 State Senate 4 Holladay 4760 Highland Dr Suite 427 84117 State Senate 5 Taylorsville West 5044 Bannock Cir 84120 SKYLAR D. BURNSIDE State Senate 5 Taylorsivlle West 3737 South 4000 West 84120 WAYNE NIEDERHAUSER State Senate 9 Sandy PO Box 901136 84090 KATHRYN C. GUSTAFSON State Senate 9 Sandy 2975 E Little Cottonwood Rd.84092 MICHELE WEEKS State Senate 11 Draper/Bluffdale 1873 E New River Dr 84020 HOWARD A. STEPHENSON State Senate 11 Draper/Bluffdale 1038 E 13590 S 84020 State Senate 12 Magna 8429 W 3370 S 84044 DANIEL W. THATCHER State Senate 12 Magna 6352 City Vistas Way 84128 Emmanuel 'Manny' Kepas State Senate 15 Orem, Provo, Pleasant158 NorthGrove, 920 Lindon West 84057 Margaret Dayton State Senate 15 Orem, Provo, Pleasant97 Westview Grove, Lindon Drive 84058 Kirk D Pearson State Senate 17 Toelle, Box Elder, Brigham1316 E. City,Canyon Willard Road Bay area,84074 Tremonton, Wellsville Mountains, Hyrum, Cache Valley Moutains, NW Utah Peter C. Knudson State Senate 17 Toelle, Box Elder, Brigham1209 Michelle City, Willard Drive Bay area,84302 Tremonton, Wellsville Mountains, Hyrum, Cache Valley Moutains, NW Utah Scott Totman State Senate 17 Toelle, Box Elder, Brigham25 Plaza City, Court Willard Bay area,84074 Tremonton, Wellsville Mountains, Hyrum, Cache Valley Moutains, NW Utah State Senate 18 Morgan, South Ogden,4287 Riverdale Harrison Blvd #313 84403 Mat Wenzel State Senate 18 Morgan, South Ogden,1021 Riverdale 24th Street 84401 Dwight Steffner State Senate 18 Morgan, South Ogden,724 Riverdale24th St 84401 Jerry W. Stevenson State Senate 21 Syracuse, West Point,466 Antelope South 1700 Island, West Great Salt84041 Lake, Layton.

4 Sherri Tatton State Senate 21 Syracuse, West Point,1032 Antelope West 500 Island, South Great Salt84041 Lake, Layton. J Stuart Adams State Senate 22 Farmington, Kaysville,3271 Wasatch East 1875 Cache North National Forest.84040 Kip Sayre State Senate 22 Farmington, Kaysville,11 West Wasatch 1350 Cache North National Forest.84014 Brent Zimmerman State Senate 22 Farmington, Kaysville,1617 Wasatch North 350 Cache East National Forest.84041 WAYNE STEVENS State Senate 26 Duchesne Vernal P.O. Box 1404 84078 KEVIN T VAN TASSELL State Senate 26 Duchesne/Uintah 3424 W 1500 N 84078 Evan J. Vickers State Senate 28 Cedar City, Beaver,2166 Iron, N Washington. Cobble Creek Dr 84721

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