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Archive Review of Lehi Legislative and Political Activities

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This archive contains reports regarding Lehi legislators and Utah State Representative Cory Maloy's legislative activities and political campaigns.

Key takeaways

  • Representative Cory Maloy introduced resolutions regarding weapons laws and discussed HOA restructuring at town hall meetings.
  • Lehi legislators participated in the 2019 Utah legislative session, discussing various bills including hate crimes legislation.
  • Cory Maloy sought re-election to the Utah House of Representatives.
  • The Utah County Republican Party Nominating Convention saw Maloy, Christofferson, and Phelps advance.

Archives from the Lehi Free Press provide a historical overview of legislative activities involving Lehi legislators and Representative Cory Maloy.

Reports detail various legislative sessions, including discussions on bills, town hall meetings, and political nominations.

Representative Cory Maloy announced plans to introduce HJR 7, a Joint Resolution on Existing Weapons, to prevent Red Flag Laws in Utah during the 2019 legislative session.

Maloy also held a town hall meeting on Wednesday, January 24, where he discussed restructuring HOAs and the use of special sessions with constituents.

During the 2019 legislative session, Lehi legislators moved several bills through the House and Senate. Discussions included the conclusion of the session and votes on a hate crimes bill.

In previous years, Cory Maloy announced his intent to seek re-election to the Utah House of Representatives following a press release on March 16. Additionally, Maloy, along with Christofferson and Phelps, advanced during the Utah County Republican Party Nominating Convention held at Timpview High School.

The collected reports cover a range of local and state topics including education, politics, and legislative progress in Lehi and Utah County.

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