State Representative

Walt Brooks

Republican · House District 75 · Executive Appropriations Vice Chair

8bills written, 5 passedTypical House member: 7 written, 4 passed 0budget requests funded, of 0Typical House member: 0 of 1 3Senate bills carriedTypical House member: 3 28%of floor votes missedTypical House member: 7%3%of votes against their partyTypical House member: 4%104times on the record

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

Bills they wrote

Bills where Rep. Walt Brooks is the main sponsor: they brought the bill and presented it.

H.B. 8 State Agency Fees and Internal Service Fund Authorization and Appropriations · Became law
H.B. 84 Dangerous Weapon Amendments · Became law
H.B. 165 Critical Infrastructure Amendments · Became law
H.B. 182 Genetic Information Amendments · Became law
H.B. 281 Workers' Compensation Cannabis Amendments · Did not pass
H.B. 349 Statewide Water Storage · Did not pass
H.B. 508 State Facilities Modifications · Became law
H.J.R. 13 Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution - Judicial Retention · Did not pass

Bills they carried in the House

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

S.B. 8 State Agency and Higher Education Compensation Appropriations · Became law
S.B. 121 Medical Cannabis Program Amendments · Became law
S.B. 193 State Legal Holiday Amendments · 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. Walt Brooks sponsored in the 2026 General Session, and what the final budget gave it.

No budget requests found for the 2026 General Session.

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