West Jordan
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Kearns
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West Valley City
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Magna
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Copperton
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West Jordan ★ Kearns ★ West Valley City ★ Magna ★ Copperton ★
Community First. Always.
Community First.
Always.
Representative Anthony Loubet is running for re-election to keep delivering practical, common-sense leadership for House District 27.
PUTTING OUR COMMUNITY AHEAD OF POLITICS
For the last four years, I’ve had the privilege of serving as your state representative with a simple commitment: put our community first.
I’ve worked with Republicans and Democrats to deliver for our local public schools, invest in the infrastructure the West Side needs, stand up for working families, protect vulnerable Utahns, and preserve the Great Salt Lake.
We won’t always agree on every issue. But you can count on me to listen, do the homework, and work with anyone who is serious about getting results for our community.
DELIVERING FOR HOUSE DISTRICT 27
Investing in our public schools, supporting teachers, and keeping parents involved in their children's education.
STRONG LOCAL SCHOOLS
Keeping taxes and government spending in check while addressing the everyday costs squeezing Utah families.
AFFORDABILITY FOR WORKING FAMILIES
Protecting taxpayer dollars, increasing transparency, protecting vote-by-mail, and making government work better for the people it serves.
ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A GROWING WEST SIDE
Making sure roads, water, transportation, and public services keep pace with growth.
Regulating data centers and protecting the natural resources that directly affect our health, economy, and quality of life.
CLEAN AIR & THE GREAT SALT LAKE
WE SUPPORT ANTHONY
Results for the West Side
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Supporting Working Families
I co-sponsored a bill to expand the child tax credit for working families.
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Defending Children
I sponsored a bill that passed unanimously to allow clergy to report child abuse and neglect discovered during religious confessions.
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Protecting Utah Voters
I sponsored and passed a constitutional amendment to ensure voters have access to the information they need about their ballots.