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Utah Senate Majority Caucus elects leadership for 67th Legislature

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The Utah Senate Majority Caucus has selected a leadership team for the 67th Legislature, covering the 2027-2028 term.

Key takeaways

  • The Utah Senate Majority Caucus selected leadership for the 67th Legislature (2027-2028).
  • The leadership team consists of Evan Vickers, Chris Wilson, Michael McKell, and Keven Stratton.
  • President-elect Evan Vickers aims to focus on issues important to Utah families during his tenure.
  • The Senate will prepare for the 2027 General Session.

The Utah Senate Majority Caucus has selected its leadership team for the 67th Legislature, which will span 2027-2028.

According to an announcement from the Utah Senate, the leadership team includes President Evan Vickers, Majority Leader Chris Wilson, Majority Whip Michael McKell, and Majority Assistant Whip Keven Stratton.

President-elect Evan Vickers stated that he intends to build on the strengths of the Senate and work to ensure every member has a meaningful voice. Vickers expressed gratitude for the trust of his colleagues and said he aims to focus on issues that matter most to Utah families.

The Senate's recent work has included efforts to lower taxes, improve education, increase teacher compensation, and invest in infrastructure and water conservation. Other recent focuses have included expanding homeownership opportunities, securing the state's energy future, and protecting children online.

In a recent report by U.S. News & World Report, Utah was ranked as the number one state in the nation for the fourth consecutive year.

As the Senate prepares for the 2027 General Session, members remain focused on serving the people of Utah and delivering results despite having different perspectives and experiences.

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