Rankings: 2026 session
How Utah's legislators compare in the 2026 General Session. Every name links to the legislator's full record.
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Current legislators who were in office during the 2026 session. Members who have since left aren't listed.
Bills
Most bills passed
Bills they wrote that passed the Legislature (signed into law, or resolutions adopted). Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Most bills written
Every bill they were the chief sponsor of, passed or not. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Best passing rate
Share of the bills they wrote that passed. Only legislators who wrote at least 5 bills. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Most bills that died
Bills they wrote that didn't become law: never heard, held in committee, voted down, or out of time. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Most rewritten bills
Bills they wrote that were substituted or amended on the way through, a sign of negotiation (or trouble). Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Votes
Lone votes
Floor votes where they were the only member of their chamber voting no, or the only one voting yes. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
House
Leah Hansen (R-51)205 times
- S.B. 156 · the only No · 67-1-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 119 · the only No · 68-1-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 535 · the only No · 61-1-13 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 13 · the only No · 62-1-12 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 306 · the only No · 57-1-17 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 184 · the only No · 63-1-11 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 149 · the only No · 60-1-14 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 210 · the only No · 64-1-10 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 313 · the only No · 62-1-12 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 3 · the only No · 71-1-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 385 · the only No · 69-1-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 319 · the only No · 69-1-5 · Mar 6, 2026
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Karianne Lisonbee (R-14)2 times
Kristen Chevrier (R-54)2 times
Thomas W. Peterson (R-1)1 time
Tiara Auxier (R-4)1 time
Jason B. Kyle (R-8)1 time
Hoang Nguyen (D-23)1 time
Grant Amjad Miller (D-24)1 time
Angela Romero (D-25)1 time
Matt MacPherson (R-26)1 time
Senate
Nate Blouin (D-13)49 times
- S.B. 31 · the only No · 22-1-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 44 · the only No · 24-1-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.C.R. 9 · the only No · 26-1-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 481 · the only No · 26-1-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 113 · the only No · 23-1-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 454 · the only No · 24-1-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.C.R. 10 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 267 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 227 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 473 · the only No · 25-1-3 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 537 · the only No · 21-1-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 148 · the only No · 26-1-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- 37 more on their page →
Heidi Balderree (R-22)28 times
- S.B. 165 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 278 · the only No · 27-1-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.J.R. 30 · the only No · 25-1-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 336 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 197 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 457 · the only No · 25-1-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 491 · the only No · 25-1-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 373 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 30 · the only No · 28-1-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- S.B. 241 · the only No · 24-1-4 · Mar 4, 2026
- S.B. 316 · the only No · 26-1-2 · Mar 3, 2026
- S.J.R. 16 · the only No · 27-1-1 · Mar 2, 2026
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Kathleen A. Riebe (D-15)5 times
Daniel McCay (R-18)4 times
Luz Escamilla (D-10)3 times
Karen Kwan (D-12)3 times
Lincoln Fillmore (R-17)3 times
Derrin R. Owens (R-27)3 times
Todd Weiler (R-8)2 times
Wayne A. Harper (R-16)2 times
Most often against their own party
Share of final floor votes where they voted differently from most of their own party. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
House
Leah Hansen (R-51)53% (407)
- S.B. 156 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 67-1-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 47 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 64-6-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 377 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 53-13-9 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 119 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 68-1-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 181 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-13-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 535 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-1-13 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 165 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-4-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 13 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 62-1-12 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 306 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-1-17 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 118 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 46-14-15 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 184 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-1-11 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 304 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 44-15-16 · Mar 6, 2026
- 395 more on their page →
Kristen Chevrier (R-54)12% (83)
- S.B. 181 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-13-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 165 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-4-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 11 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-4-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.J.R. 30 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 62-2-11 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 457 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-6-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 225 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-10-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-20-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 176 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 35-34-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 498 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-6-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 311 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 60-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.C.R. 10 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 67-2-6 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 401 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 66-4-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- 71 more on their page →
Tiara Auxier (R-4)11% (76)
- S.B. 165 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-4-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 170 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 45-14-16 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 278 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-8-13 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 336 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 62-3-10 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 284 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-7-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 457 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-6-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 225 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-10-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 491 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 65-3-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 314 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-14-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 292 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 55-15-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 337 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 51-19-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 192 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 59-11-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- 64 more on their page →
Mike L. Kohler (R-59)9% (68)
- S.B. 78 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 28-41-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 284 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-7-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 457 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-6-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 314 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-14-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 201 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 44-28-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 337 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 51-19-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 232 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-10-18 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 192 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 59-11-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 565 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-16-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 71 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-3-9 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 68 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-10-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 381 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 49-19-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- 56 more on their page →
Nicholeen P. Peck (R-28)8% (63)
- S.B. 181 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-13-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 11 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-4-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 457 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-6-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 225 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-10-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 286 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 39-28-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 314 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-14-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 226 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 59-1-15 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 201 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 44-28-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 192 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 59-11-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 565 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-16-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 68 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-10-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 509 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-8-10 · Mar 5, 2026
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Michael J. Petersen (R-2)8% (62)
- S.B. 170 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 45-14-16 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 78 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 28-41-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 278 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-8-13 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 284 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-7-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-20-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 314 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-14-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 201 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 44-28-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 232 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-10-18 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 192 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 59-11-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 565 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-16-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 68 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-10-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 509 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-8-10 · Mar 5, 2026
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Karianne Lisonbee (R-14)8% (50)
- S.B. 165 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-4-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 336 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 62-3-10 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 225 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-10-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 314 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-14-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 305 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 62-5-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 295 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-23-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 337 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 51-19-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 498 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 63-6-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 565 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-16-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 502 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 46-22-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 381 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 49-19-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 273 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 62-6-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- 38 more on their page →
James A. Dunnigan (R-36)8% (62)
- S.B. 251 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 40-30-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 286 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 39-28-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 176 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 35-34-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 193 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-9-9 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 252 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 41-28-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 295 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-23-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 366 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 55-18-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 502 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 46-22-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 209 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 51-16-8 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 312 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 45-22-8 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 229 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-17-1 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 229 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 34-40-1 · Mar 4, 2026
- 50 more on their page →
Norman K Thurston (R-62)8% (55)
- S.B. 278 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-8-13 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 251 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 40-30-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 286 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 39-28-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-20-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 176 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 35-34-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 193 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-9-9 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 337 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 51-19-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 232 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-10-18 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 192 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 59-11-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 68 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-10-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 124 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 30-43-2 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 231 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 21-52-2 · Mar 3, 2026
- 43 more on their page →
Scott H. Chew (R-68)8% (55)
- S.B. 181 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 56-13-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 284 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 61-7-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 286 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 39-28-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 47-20-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 54 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 57-6-12 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 295 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-23-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 201 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 44-28-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 565 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 48-16-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 68 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 54-10-11 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 502 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 46-22-7 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 229 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 34-40-1 · Mar 4, 2026
- S.B. 307 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 58-13-4 · Mar 4, 2026
- 43 more on their page →
Senate
Nate Blouin (D-13)11% (113)
- S.B. 154 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 26-2-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 411 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 10-12-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 6 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 21-3-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 295 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 27-2-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 31 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 22-1-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 44 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-1-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 292 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-2-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.C.R. 9 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 26-1-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 481 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 26-1-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 113 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-1-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 145 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 19-2-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 454 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-1-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- 101 more on their page →
Heidi Balderree (R-22)10% (105)
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 17-12-0 · Mar 7, 2026
- S.B. 165 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 278 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 27-1-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 170 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 22-6-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 284 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-3-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 225 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-8-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 13-14-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 411 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 10-12-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 357 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.J.R. 30 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-1-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 336 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 28-1-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 334 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 8-20-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- 93 more on their page →
Evan J. Vickers (R-28)7% (69)
- S.B. 193 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-7-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 13-14-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 242 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 21-7-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 379 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-3-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 510 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 14-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 240 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 17-10-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 436 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-8-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 313 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 15-13-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 467 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 438 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 12-15-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 312 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 15-14-0 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 76 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 13-15-1 · Mar 5, 2026
- 57 more on their page →
David P. Hinkins (R-26)7% (67)
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 17-12-0 · Mar 7, 2026
- S.B. 193 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-7-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 13-14-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 357 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 492 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-5-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 334 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 8-20-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 170 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 9-15-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 510 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 14-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 260 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-2-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 240 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 17-10-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 436 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-8-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 313 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 15-13-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- 55 more on their page →
Kathleen A. Riebe (D-15)6% (60)
- S.B. 154 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 26-2-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 357 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 6 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 21-3-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 510 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 14-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 145 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-2-8 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 429 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 26-3-0 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.J.R. 18 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-3-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 270 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 22-2-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 502 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-9-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 520 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-4-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 276 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-3-3 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 273 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 17-9-3 · Mar 4, 2026
- 48 more on their page →
Lincoln Fillmore (R-17)6% (53)
- S.B. 181 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 27-2-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 170 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 22-6-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 193 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-7-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 357 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 170 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 9-15-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-6-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 240 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 17-10-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 436 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-8-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 536 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-1-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 89 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 27-2-0 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 195 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 22-6-1 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 270 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 18-2-9 · Mar 5, 2026
- 41 more on their page →
John D. Johnson (R-3)5% (54)
- H.B. 411 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 10-12-7 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 357 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 492 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-5-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 379 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-3-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 170 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 9-15-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-6-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 510 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 14-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 260 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-2-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 240 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 17-10-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.J.R. 8 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-3-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 436 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-8-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 89 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 27-2-0 · Mar 5, 2026
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Brady Brammer (R-21)5% (51)
- S.B. 284 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-3-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 325 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 21-2-6 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 492 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-5-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 334 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 8-20-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 170 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 9-15-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 287 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-6-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- S.B. 242 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 18-9-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 510 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 14-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 54 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-5-4 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 438 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 12-15-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 507 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 22-2-5 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 76 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-5-5 · Mar 5, 2026
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Derrin R. Owens (R-27)5% (55)
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 17-12-0 · Mar 7, 2026
- H.B. 212 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 13-14-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 357 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 492 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 24-5-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 170 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 9-15-5 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 510 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 14-12-3 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 240 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 17-10-2 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 436 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-8-1 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 467 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 19-10-0 · Mar 6, 2026
- H.B. 329 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-2-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- S.B. 312 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 15-14-0 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 76 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 13-15-1 · Mar 5, 2026
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Luz Escamilla (D-10)5% (42)
- H.B. 445 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 22-4-3 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 408 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 23-2-4 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 508 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 19-7-3 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.J.R. 18 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 24-3-2 · Mar 5, 2026
- H.B. 502 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 20-9-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 520 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-4-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 496 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 27-1-1 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 431 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 25-1-3 · Mar 4, 2026
- H.B. 273 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 17-9-3 · Mar 4, 2026
- S.B. 153 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 22-7-0 · Mar 4, 2026
- S.B. 153 · voted Yes; most of their party voted No · 19-5-5 · Mar 4, 2026
- S.B. 247 · voted No; most of their party voted Yes · 6-22-1 · Mar 3, 2026
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Money
State spending they requested
Taxpayer money the final state budget gave to projects they asked for through budget requests (RFAs), one-time and ongoing combined. This is state spending, not tax revenue. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
House
Karianne Lisonbee (R-14)$125 million funded
- Prison Capacity Expansion · $125 million funded, of $130 million requested · Transportation and Infrastructure
- Local Community and Non-profit Empowerment · $187,000 funded, of $187,000 requested · Economic and Community Development
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Tracy Miller (R-45)$18 million funded
- Restore One-Time Funding Promised to LEAs to Help Mitigate Loss of School Fees · $18 million funded, of $36 million requested · Public Education
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Raymond P. Ward (R-19)$5.5 million funded
- Take 100 people off of the DSPD waiting list · $3.7 million funded, of $4.6 million requested · Social Services
- Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing · $1.6 million funded, of $1.6 million requested · Social Services
- Expanding Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Services for Opioid Use · $100,000 funded, of $269,600 requested · Social Services
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Katy Hall (R-11)$5.0 million funded
- Grow Your Own - Special Educators · $5.0 million funded, of $5.0 million requested · Public Education
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Rex P. Shipp (R-71)$4.0 million funded
- Effluent Water Reuse Project - Phase 2 (Cedar City, Enoch City, and Iron County) · $4.0 million funded, of $4.0 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
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Angela Romero (D-25)$3.3 million funded
- Afterschool and Summer Program Gap Fund (TANF) · $3.0 million funded, of $9.9 million requested · Economic and Community Development
- Statewide Sexual Assault Helpline · $300,000 funded, of $300,000 requested · Social Services
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Christine F. Watkins (R-67)$2.7 million funded
- Oil, Gas, and Minerals AI Permitting · $1.8 million funded, of $1.8 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Opioid Use Disorder Treatment at Community Health Centers · $419,600 funded, of $1.3 million requested · Social Services
- East Carbon Coke Ovens Land Purchase · $242,700 funded, of $242,700 requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Ongoing funding request for Programs for Independent Living · $225,000 funded, of $450,000 requested · Economic and Community Development
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Ariel Defay (R-15)$2.3 million funded
- 3DE by Junior Achievement: Aligning Education and Industry to Prepare Students for a Changing Economy · $1.5 million funded, of $3.7 million requested · Public Education
- Improving Home Purchasing Power for All Utahns · $750,000 funded, of $0 requested · Economic and Community Development
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Calvin Roberts (R-46)$2.0 million funded
- Holding out HELP Housing & Stabilization Program · $1.5 million funded, of $1.1 million requested · Social Services
- Utah Subordinated Shared Appreciation Loan Program · $500,000 funded, of $2.0 million requested · Economic and Community Development
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Stephanie Gricius (R-50)$1.5 million funded
- Aspen Center for Learning · $1.5 million funded, of $1.5 million requested · Transportation and Infrastructure
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Senate
Michael K. McKell (R-25)$25 million funded
- Utah Health Artificial Intelligence Vault (UHAIV) · $19 million funded, of $0 requested · Higher Education
- Spanish Fork Airport Taxiway Bravo Construction · $3.0 million funded, of $3.5 million requested · Transportation and Infrastructure
- Utah Sports Commission - Sports and Olympic Event Funding · $2.0 million funded, of $2.0 million requested · Economic and Community Development
- Utah Health Care Transparency · $470,000 funded, of $470,000 requested · Social Services
- Taste Utah - "Lets Eat Out" · $450,000 funded, of $450,000 requested · Economic and Community Development
- Reducing Recidivism and Promoting Economic Mobility · $450,000 funded, of $1.5 million requested · Economic and Community Development
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Derrin R. Owens (R-27)$16 million funded
- St. George Regional Airport Terminal Expansion · $10 million funded, of $20 million requested · Transportation and Infrastructure
- Student Credential Account (SCA) Statewide Usage · $3.8 million funded, of $3.8 million requested · Public Education
- Wildfire Crews and Detection Technology · $1.1 million funded, of $2.5 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Intervention, Leadership, and Reentry Support · $510,000 funded, of $510,000 requested · Criminal Justice
- Local Administrator Advisor Program · $500,000 funded, of $500,000 requested · General Government
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Scott D. Sandall (R-1)$8.0 million funded
- Great Salt Lake Cloud Seeding Program · $4.0 million funded, of $4.1 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Tremonton Water Development · $4.0 million funded, of $5.0 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
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David P. Hinkins (R-26)$5.7 million funded
- Aquatic Invasive Species Decontamination Dip Tanks · $4.0 million funded, of $5.0 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Colorado River Authority Operational Funding · $1.0 million funded, of $800,000 requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Rural Utah Student Initiative · $660,200 funded, of $660,200 requested · Public Education
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Kirk A. Cullimore (R-19)$4.9 million funded
- Children's Technology & Science Center · $2.0 million funded, of $10 million requested · Economic and Community Development
- Statewide Financial Crimes Intelligence Center · $1.7 million funded, of $1.7 million requested · Criminal Justice
- Local Food Purchase Assistance · $628,700 funded, of $3.0 million requested · Social Services
- Services for Families of Homicide Victims · $340,000 funded, of $340,000 requested · Criminal Justice
- Central Wasatch Mountain Projects -- Millcreek Canyon · $250,000 funded, of $2.5 million requested · Transportation and Infrastructure
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Calvin R. Musselman (R-4)$4.7 million funded
- Great Salt Lake Aquifer Restoration · $2.5 million funded, of $2.5 million requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
- Youth Resilience Program (TANF) · $1.5 million funded, of $0 requested · Economic and Community Development
- Union Station Intermodal Entry Improvements · $500,000 funded, of $500,000 requested · Transportation and Infrastructure
- Mule Deer Protection Act Funding · $200,000 funded, of $400,000 requested · Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality
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Keven J. Stratton (R-24)$4.4 million funded
- Sustaining Special Education - Infants and Toddlers · $2.0 million funded, of $4.5 million requested · Social Services
- National Federalism Initiative · $1.3 million funded, of $668,000 requested · Higher Education
- Youth Social Media & Internet Education (TANF) · $1.0 million funded, of $1.0 million requested · Economic and Community Development
- America's Freedom Festival · $100,000 funded, of $200,000 requested · Economic and Community Development
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Lincoln Fillmore (R-17)$3.1 million funded
- Research, Writing, and Responsible AI Solution · $1.4 million funded, of $1.4 million requested · Public Education
- Research Supported Social Health Instruction · $1.3 million funded, of $2.6 million requested · Public Education
- Housing Choice Voucher Incentive Program · $450,000 funded, of $200,000 requested · Economic and Community Development
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Luz Escamilla (D-10)$3.0 million funded
- Longterm Professional Mentorship: Breaking Poverty Cycles (TANF) · $1.5 million funded, of $1.5 million requested · Economic and Community Development
- Early Childhood Mental Health Services · $1.0 million funded, of $1.0 million requested · Social Services
- Camp Kostopulos · $500,000 funded, of $500,000 requested · Social Services
- Education and Biological Control of Mosquitoes · $26,200 funded, of $26,200 requested · Criminal Justice
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Todd Weiler (R-8)$1.9 million funded
- Educational Center Project / Respite Care for People with Disabilities · $750,000 funded, of $5.0 million requested · Social Services
- Utah Geospatial Resource Center Imagery · $600,000 funded, of $600,000 requested · General Government
- Domestic Violence and Family Law Legal Aid · $300,000 funded, of $775,000 requested · Criminal Justice
- Policy Leadership Capacity Support · $200,000 funded, of $200,000 requested · Economic and Community Development
- Utah Golf Foundation Veterans on Course · $40,000 funded, of $40,000 requested · Executive Appropriations
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Biggest tax and fee cuts passed
Laws they wrote that lower state taxes or fees: the yearly amount taxpayers will no longer pay (shown with −), by the official fiscal note's estimate for the first full year. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
House
Calvin Roberts (R-46)−$40 million a year
- H.B. 575 · −$40 million a year in taxes and fees: Fuel Tax and Supply Amendments
Tracy Miller (R-45)−$7.1 million a year
- H.B. 290 · −$7.1 million a year in taxes and fees: Child Tax Credit Amendments
Jason E. Thompson (R-3)−$2.6 million a year
- H.B. 190 · −$2.6 million a year in taxes and fees: Child Care Business Tax Credit
- H.B. 265 · −$11,000 a year in taxes and fees: Non-nicotine Inhalation Product Amendments
Ariel Defay (R-15)−$126,300 a year
- H.B. 128 · −$500 a year in taxes and fees: Traffic Amendments
- H.B. 276 · −$125,800 a year in taxes and fees: Artificial Intelligence Modifications
Ryan D. Wilcox (R-7)−$51,400 a year
- H.B. 72 · −$51,400 a year in taxes and fees: Criminal Use of Cryptocurrency Amendments
James A. Dunnigan (R-36)−$25,400 a year
- H.B. 280 · −$25,400 a year in taxes and fees: Third Party Litigation Funding Amendments
Norman K Thurston (R-62)−$17,200 a year
- H.B. 22 · −$17,200 a year in taxes and fees: Vintage Vehicle Amendments
Jake Sawyer (R-9)−$16,800 a year
- H.B. 493 · −$16,800 a year in taxes and fees: Consumer Products Amendments
Ashlee Matthews (D-37)−$9,500 a year
- H.B. 531 · −$9,500 a year in taxes and fees: Scarification Amendments
Steve Eliason (R-43)−$8,300 a year
- H.B. 71 · −$8,300 a year in taxes and fees: Health Provider Directory and Access Amendments
Biggest tax and fee increases passed
Laws they wrote that raise state taxes or fees: the extra yearly amount taxpayers will pay (shown with +), by the official fiscal note's estimate for the first full year. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
House
Steve Eliason (R-43)+$4.1 million a year
- H.B. 77 · +$4.0 million a year in taxes and fees: Tax Modifications
- H.B. 423 · +$124,200 a year in taxes and fees: Hit and Run and DUI Offense Amendments
Matt MacPherson (R-26)+$1.6 million a year
- H.B. 136 · +$1.6 million a year in taxes and fees: Unlicensed Driver Amendments
Ryan D. Wilcox (R-7)+$590,000 a year
- H.B. 24 · +$305,300 a year in taxes and fees: Criminal Penalty Amendments
- H.B. 221 · +$238,500 a year in taxes and fees: Coercion Amendments
- H.B. 402 · +$46,200 a year in taxes and fees: EMS Controlled Substance Licensing Amendments
Doug Owens (D-33)+$40,900 a year
- H.B. 158 · +$40,900 a year in taxes and fees: Unlawful Tracking Amendments
Jordan D. Teuscher (R-44)+$15,000 a year
- H.B. 366 · +$15,000 a year in taxes and fees: Judicial Modifications
Stephanie Gricius (R-50)+$1,100 a year
- H.B. 512 · +$1,100 a year in taxes and fees: Land Surveyors Licensing Amendments
Senate
Daniel McCay (R-18)+$68 million a year
- S.B. 60 · +$68 million a year in taxes and fees: Income Tax Rate Amendments
Todd Weiler (R-8)+$3.4 million a year
- S.B. 283 · +$3.4 million a year in taxes and fees: Court Fees and Administration Amendments
Chris H. Wilson (R-2)+$2.4 million a year
- S.B. 162 · +$2.4 million a year in taxes and fees: Online Sales Tax Amendments
Brady Brammer (R-21)+$1.2 million a year
- S.B. 190 · +$1.2 million a year in taxes and fees: Trailer Registration Amendments
Wayne A. Harper (R-16)+$190,000 a year
- S.B. 242 · +$190,000 a year in taxes and fees: Transportation Amendments
Michael K. McKell (R-25)+$181,900 a year
- S.B. 45 · +$181,900 a year in taxes and fees: Kratom Adjustments
Jen Plumb (D-9)+$53,900 a year
- S.B. 210 · +$53,900 a year in taxes and fees: Nicotine Amendments
Don L. Ipson (R-29)+$23,700 a year
- S.B. 27 · +$23,700 a year in taxes and fees: Assault or Threat of Violence Amendments
Evan J. Vickers (R-28)+$11,600 a year
- S.B. 101 · +$11,000 a year in taxes and fees: Specialized Product Amendments
- S.B. 150 · +$600 a year in taxes and fees: Healthcare Providers Scope of Practice Amendments
On the record
Spoke most on the record
Substantive remarks in committee hearings and floor debates, from the official recordings (one-line remarks like “thank you” aren't counted). Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Most questions in committee
Remarks in committee hearings on bills they didn't write or carry: questioning, debating, and pushing back. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.
Most quiet
Fewest substantive remarks on the record. Presiding officers (Speaker, Senate President) mostly run meetings rather than debate. Tap a name's row to see what's behind the number.