66th Utah State Legislature Term January 21, 2025 (2025-01-21 ) – Members 29 senators President J. Stuart Adams Members 75 representatives Speaker Mike Schultz 2025 January 21, 2025 (2025-01-21 ) – March 7, 2025 (2025-03-07 )
The 66th session of the Utah State Legislature began on January 21, 2025.[1] All seats of the Utah House saw members elected at the 2024 Utah House of Representatives election , while 15 of 29 Senate seats had elections in the 2024 Utah Senate election .[2]
Political composition
Senate
House of Representatives
Leadership
Senate leadership
House leadership
Membership
Senate membership
District
Name
Party
Counties represented
Assumed office
1
Scott Sandall Rep
Box Elder, Cache, Tooele
2019[b]
2
Chris H. Wilson Rep
Cache, Rich
2021
3
John D. Johnson Rep
Morgan, Summit, Weber
2021
4
Cal Musselman Rep
Davis, Weber
2025[b]
5
Ann Millner Rep
Davis, Morgan, Weber
2015
6
Jerry Stevenson Rep
Davis
2010[c]
7
Stuart Adams Rep
Davis
2010[c]
8
Todd Weiler Rep
Davis, Salt Lake
2012[c]
9
Jennifer Plumb Dem
Salt Lake
2023
10
Luz Escamilla Dem
Salt Lake
2009
11
Daniel Thatcher FWD
Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah
2011
12
Karen Kwan Dem
Salt Lake
2023[b] [c]
13
Nate Blouin Dem
Salt Lake
2023
14
Stephanie Pitcher Dem
Salt Lake
2023[b]
15
Kathleen Riebe Dem
Salt Lake
2019
16
Wayne Harper Rep
Salt Lake
2013[b]
17
Lincoln Fillmore Rep
Salt Lake
2016[c]
18
Daniel McCay Rep
Salt Lake, Utah
2019[b]
19
Kirk Cullimore Jr. Rep
Salt Lake, Utah
2019
20
Ronald Winterton Rep
Daggett, Duchesne, Summit, Uintah, Wasatch
2019
21
Brady Brammer Rep
Utah
2025[b]
22
Heidi Balderree Rep
Salt Lake, Utah
2023[c]
23
Keith Grover Rep
Utah
2018[c] [b]
24
Keven Stratton Rep
Utah, Wasatch
2025[d]
25
Mike McKell Rep
Utah
2021[b]
26
David Hinkins Rep
Carbon, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Kane, San Juan, Utah, Wasatch, Wayne
2009
27
Derrin Owens Rep
Garfield, Juab, Kane, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, Utah, Washington, Wayne
2021[b]
28
Evan Vickers Rep
Beaver, Iron, Juab, Millard, Washington
2013[b]
29
Don Ipson Rep
Washington
2016[c] [b]
Source: Utah Legislature[5]
House membership
District
Name
Party
Counties represented
Assumed office
1
Thomas W. Peterson Rep
Box Elder , Cache 2022[c]
2
Michael J. Petersen Rep
Cache
2021
3
Jason E. Thompson Rep
Cache
2025
4
Tiara Auxier Rep
Daggett , Duchesne , Morgan , Rich , Summit 2025
5
Casey Snider Rep
Cache
2018[c]
6
Matthew H. Gwynn Rep
Box Elder, Weber
2021
7
Ryan D. Wilcox Rep
Weber
2021(also 2009–2014)
8
Jason B. Kyle Rep
Morgan, Weber
2023
9
Jake Sawyer Rep
Weber
2025
10
Jill Koford Rep
Weber
2025
11
Katy Hall Rep
Davis , Weber2023
12
Mike Schultz Rep
Davis, Weber
2015
13
Karen M. Peterson Rep
Davis
2022[c]
14
Karianne Lisonbee Rep
Davis
2017
15
Ariel Defay Rep
Davis
2023[c]
16
Trevor Lee Rep
Davis
2023
17
Stewart E. Barlow Rep
Davis
2011[c]
18
Paul A. Cutler Rep
Davis
2023
19
Raymond P. Ward Rep
Davis
2015
20
Melissa G. Ballard Rep
Davis
2019
21
Sandra Hollins Dem
Salt Lake 2015
22
Jennifer Dailey-Provost Dem
Salt Lake
2019
23
Hoang Nguyen Dem
Salt Lake, Summit
2025
24
Grant Amjad Miller Dem
Salt Lake
2025
25
Angela Romero Dem
Salt Lake
2013
26
Matt MacPherson Rep
Salt Lake
2023[c]
27
Anthony E. Loubet Rep
Salt Lake
2023
28
Nicholeen Peck Rep
Tooele 2025
29
Bridger Bolinder Rep
Juab , Millard , Tooele2023
30
Jake Fitisemanu Dem
Salt Lake
2025
31
Veronica Mauga
Dem
Salt Lake
2025
32
Sahara Hayes Dem
Salt Lake
2023
33
Doug Owens Dem
Salt Lake
2021
34
Carol S. Moss Dem
Salt Lake
2001
35
Rosalba Dominguez Dem
Salt Lake
2025
36
James A. Dunnigan Rep
Salt Lake
2003
37
Ashlee Matthews Dem
Salt Lake
2021
38
Cheryl K. Acton Rep
Salt Lake
2017[c]
39
Ken Ivory Rep
Salt Lake
2021[c] (also 2011–2019)
40
Andrew Stoddard Dem
Salt Lake
2019
41
Gay Lynn Bennion Dem
Salt Lake
2021
42
Clinton Okerlund Rep
Salt Lake
2025
43
Steve Eliason Rep
Salt Lake
2011
44
Jordan D. Teuscher Rep
Salt Lake
2021
45
Tracy Miller Rep
Salt Lake
2025
46
Calvin Roberts Rep
Salt Lake
2025
47
Mark A. Strong Rep
Salt Lake
2019
48
James F. Cobb Rep
Salt Lake
2023
49
Candice P. Pierucci Rep
Salt Lake
2019[c]
50
Stephanie Gricius Rep
Utah 2023
51
Jefferson Moss Rep
Utah
2017
52
A. Cory Maloy Rep
Utah
2017
53
Kay J. Christofferson Rep
Utah
2013
54
Kristen Chevrier Rep
Utah
2025
55
Jon Hawkins Rep
Utah
2019
56
Val L. Peterson Rep
Utah
2011
57
Nelson T. Abbott Rep
Utah
2021
58
David Shallenberger Rep
Utah
2025
59
Mike L. Kohler Rep
Summit, Wasatch
2021
60
Tyler Clancy Rep
Utah
2023[c]
61
Lisa Shepherd Rep
Utah
2025
62
Norman K Thurston Rep
Utah
2015
63
Stephen L. Whyte Rep
Utah
2021[c]
64
Jefferson S. Burton Rep
Utah
2021
65
Douglas R. Welton Rep
Utah
2021
66
Troy Shelley Rep
Juab, Sanpete
2025
67
Christine F. Watkins Rep
Carbon , Duchesne, Emery , Grand 2017
68
Scott H. Chew Rep
Duchesne, Uintah
2015
69
Logan Monson Rep
Emery, Garfield , Grand, Kane , San Juan , Wayne
2025
70
Carl R. Albrecht Rep
Beaver , Iron , Piute , Sevier 2017
71
Rex Shipp Rep
Iron
2019
72
Joseph Elison Rep
Washington 2023
73
Colin W. Jack Rep
Washington
2022[c]
74
R. Neil Walter Rep
Washington
2023
75
Walt Brooks Rep
Washington
2016[c]
Source: Utah Legislature[5]
Notes
^ Daniel Thatcher changed affiliation from the Republican Party to the Forward Party.[3] ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Previously served in the Utah House of Representatives.
^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Originally appointed to office.
^ Previously served in the Utah House of Representatives, appointed in 2012
References
^ "2025 General Session of the 66th Legislature". Utah State Legislature . Retrieved 2025-02-12 . ^ McKellar, Katie (November 6, 2024). "Utah election results: Here's who is on track to join the 2025 Utah Legislature". Utah News Dispatch . Retrieved 12 February 2025 . ^ Gehrke, Robert (March 7, 2025). "Sen. Dan Thatcher is leaving Utah's Republican Party to 'break the deadlock' in politics". Retrieved March 25, 2025 . ^ "House Leadership". Retrieved February 12, 2025 . ^ a b "Legislators By Year (1896-current)". Retrieved February 12, 2025 .
See also
