Welcome to WVC008 / Last updated 10/5/2025

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Help us pick strong leaders today for a better tomorrow!
Welcome to WVC008 / Last updated 10/5/2025

Help us pick strong leaders today for a better tomorrow!
Leesa Davis - Lisa4liberty@outlook.com
Tom Huynh - 801-963-3374
Leesa Davis - Lisa4liberty@outlook.com
Ryan Mahoney Sec. (pending ratification)
SLCC Miller Campus Auditorium Room - 9750 S 300 W, Building 3, Sandy, UT, 84070
SLCC Miller Campus Auditorium Room - 9750 S 300 W, Building 3, Sandy, UT, 84070
To be announced
To be announced
To be announced

I respectfully urge you to Support Map C as Utah’s new congressional map. Below are my reasons and the values this map helps preserve:
One of Map C’s strengths is that it mixes urban and rural areas within districts, rather than isolating them. This helps ensure that representatives are accountable to both sides of our state — not just concentrated population centers or exclusively rural regions. This broader perspective helps when it comes to issues like water rights, land use, energy, and infrastructure — matters that cut across urban and rural lines.
(As discussed in news coverage of Map C, GOP leadership has emphasized this mixing as a benefit.) Utah News Dispatch
Supporters of Map C point out that this option is the only one, among the five maps proposed by the Legislature’s retained expert, that contains the redistricting criteria and legislative boundaries needed to stop unwanted partisan shifts. Utah News Dispatch
In other words: it is the map that best satisfies both the legal and practical constraints placed upon redistricting while also keeping legislative continuity in mind.
Given the court’s ruling that previous legislative maps were adopted through an unconstitutional process, it is crucial that any new map be less vulnerable to legal challenge. Map C is the one being recommended by GOP leadership and thus is more politically — and legally — “safe” in that it draws on the same standards that the party is defending. Utah News Dispatch+1
If the Legislature adopts a map that is furthest from its internal standard, the political credibility of its decision is weakened.
The current redistricting process has been rushed and constrained by the court’s timeline. Many maps being considered are imperfect, and none will please everyone. GOP leadership has called Map C “the best option among all bad options.” Utah News Dispatch
Given the constraints, Map C strikes a balance between political necessity, legal defensibility, and geographic coherence.
Map C offers a path to preserve the Republican advantage while still complying with legal and constitutional standards. By mixing more moderate or competitive elements into districts, it hedges against potential shifts in voter behavior without conceding control.
Given the high stakes for Utah’s voice in Washington, this kind of “prudent protection” matters greatly.
Map C is not perfect — but it is the most viable, defensible, and strategically sound choice under the current political and legal constraints. It respects geographic logic, legislative continuity, and Utah’s unique blend of urban and rural interests. Importantly, it is the map GOP leaders have explicitly backed, which provides coherence and internal consistency in what will inevitably be a contested process.
I encourage party Members to Support Map C and put an end to this uncertainty. Utah deserves a map that is balanced, defensible, and respectful of every community’s voice.
Thank you for your time and consideration.




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This bill
▸Establishes criteria for permitting a candidate to
•use the candidate's middle name instead of the candidate's first name on a ballot
•use the candidate's nickname on a ballot; or
•use the candidate's initial on a ballot;
▸establishes a procedure for a candidate to request that the candidate's name appear on a
ballot as described in
This bill
▸Establishes criteria for permitting a candidate to
•use the candidate's middle name instead of the candidate's first name on a ballot
•use the candidate's nickname on a ballot; or
•use the candidate's initial on a ballot;
▸establishes a procedure for a candidate to request that the candidate's name appear on a
ballot as described in the preceding paragraph; and
▸provides for an appeal of a rejection of a request described in the preceding paragraph.

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