2025 UT Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Utah State Legislature in 2025 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

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Senate Votes
House Votes

House Votes

1. Public Collective Bargaining Ban

Revokes collective‑bargaining rights for all public‑sector unions-teachers, firefighters, police, and others-by banning government employers from recognizing unions or negotiating contracts.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB0267 Roll Call 1510685

2. Fluoride Ban

Prohibits adding fluoride to all public water systems in Utah.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB0081 Roll Call 1510110

3. Refugee Services Office

Creates a dedicated Refugee Services Office within the Department of Workforce Services.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Cost per household: -$18.00/year
SB0031 Roll Call 1512111

4. Medicaid Expansion

Authorizes the Utah Medicaid program to cover doula services, which include non-medical support during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Cost per household: -$0.23/year
SB0284 Roll Call 1511164

5. Homeschool Amendments

Ensures that families no longer need to file an annual affidavit or declare a criminal background to homeschool at the start of the school year.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB0209 Roll Call 1511879

6. Gold-backed Currency

Would have allowed the state to invest in gold and created a framework for a digital gold-backed currency.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB0306 Roll Call 1511333

How did they vote?

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Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote
Name Party Score 1 2 3 4 5 6
Nelson T. Abbott R 75%
Cheryl K. Acton R 67%
Carl R. Albrecht R 80%
Tiara Auxier R 83%
Stewart E. Barlow R 50%
Gay Lynn Bennion D 0%
Bridger Bolinder R 67%
Walt Brooks R 67%
Jefferson S. Burton R 80%
Kristen Chevrier R 100%
Scott H. Chew R 67%
Kay J. Christofferson R 83%
Tyler Clancy R 50%
Paul A. Cutler R 33%
Jennifer Dailey-Provost D 17%
Ariel Defay R 60%
Rosalba Dominguez D 0%
James A. Dunnigan R 40%
Steve Eliason R 33%
Joseph Elison R 60%
Doug Fiefia R 67%
Jake Fitisemanu D 17%
Melissa Garff Ballard R 50%
Stephanie Gricius R 67%
Matthew H. Gwynn R 67%
Katy Hall R 83%
Jon Hawkins R 50%
Sahara Hayes D 33%
Sandra Hollins D 0%
Ken Ivory R 67%
Colin W. Jack R 83%
Jill Koford R 83%
Michael L. Kohler R 60%
Jason B. Kyle R 80%
Trevor A. Lee R 100%
Karianne Lisonbee R 75%
Anthony E. Loubet R 50%
Matt MacPherson R 67%
Cory Maloy R 83%
Ashlee Matthews D 33%
Verona Mauga D 20%
Grant Amjad Miller D 0%
Tracy Miller R 50%
Logan Monson R 67%
Carol Spackman Moss D 0%
Jefferson Moss R 67%
Hoang Nguyen D 0%
Clinton Okerlund R 60%
Doug Owens D 0%
Nicholeen P. Peck R 83%
Michael J. Petersen R 100%
Karen M. Peterson R 50%
Thomas W. Peterson R 33%
Val L. Peterson R 67%
Candice B. Pierucci R 67%
Calvin Roberts R 60%
Angela Romero D 0%
Jake Sawyer R 100%
Mike Schultz R 67%
David Shallenberger R 67%
Troy Shelley R 67%
Lisa Shepherd R 67%
Rex P. Shipp R 67%
Casey Snider R 75%
Andrew Stoddard D 0%
Mark A. Strong R 83%
Jordan D. Teuscher R 67%
Jason E. Thompson R 50%
Norman K. Thurston R 50%
R. Neil Walter R 67%
Raymond P. Ward R 33%
Christine F. Watkins R 50%
Douglas R. Welton R 50%
Stephen L. Whyte R 50%
Ryan D. Wilcox R 80%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat8.6%
Republican65.9%
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