Carl R. Albrecht

Republican · House District 70

13bills written, 9 passedTypical House member: 7 written, 4 passed 3budget requests funded, of 3 ($1.3 million)Typical House member: 0 of 16Senate bills carriedTypical House member: 3 4%of floor votes missedTypical House member: 7%7%of votes against their partyTypical House member: 4%241times on the record

“Typical” is the median of all 74 House members in the 2026 General Session.

Bills they wrote

Bills where Rep. Carl R. Albrecht is the main sponsor: they brought the bill and presented it.

H.B. 64 School and Institutional Trust Lands Amendments · Did not pass
H.B. 66 Soil Health Program Amendments · Became law
H.B. 67 Lead Acid Battery Disposal Sunset Amendments · Did not pass
H.B. 69 Drinking Water Restructuring Amendments · Became law
H.B. 78 Nuclear Regulatory Amendments · Became law
H.B. 145 School Excused Absence Amendments · Became law
H.B. 201 Radioactive Waste Facility Tax Amendments · Did not pass
H.B. 222 Limitation of Actions Amendments · Became law
H.B. 224 Electricity Rate Amendments · Did not pass
H.B. 238 Utah Energy Generation and Transmission Planning · Became law
H.B. 369 Agriculture and Food Amendments · Became law
H.B. 376 Land Management Funding Amendments · Became law
H.C.R. 1 House Concurrent Resolution Regarding Advanced Nuclear Manufacturing · Became law

Bills they carried in the House

Bills written by a member of the Senate that Carl R. Albrecht sponsored and presented once they reached the House (the “floor sponsor”).

S.B. 20 Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Technical Changes · Became law
S.B. 21 Geothermal Amendments · Became law
S.B. 26 Pest Control Amendments · Became law
S.B. 42 State Weed Committee Amendments · Did not pass
S.B. 135 Nuclear Reprocessing Amendments · Became law
S.C.R. 4 Concurrent Resolution Regarding Permitting of Oil, Gas, and Mining · Became law

Budget requests (RFAs)

Besides writing bills, legislators can ask the budget committees to fund a program or project with a Request for Appropriation. Here is each one Rep. Carl R. Albrecht sponsored in the 2026 General Session, and what the final budget gave it.

Utah Forest Resilience and Timber Supply Initiative Funded
Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality · asked for $900,000 · funded $900,000 · official request
Rural Business & Agricultural E-Commerce Accelerator Funded
Economic and Community Development · asked for $657,900 · funded $375,000 (includes ongoing money) · official request
Pando Tree Utah Highway 25 Signage Project Funded
Transportation and Infrastructure · asked for $2,500 · funded $2,500 · official request

From the Legislature's budget system (COBI) and the RFA forms filed with each budget subcommittee.