Utah's federal legislative delegation is comprised of two U.S. Senators and four U.S. Representatives representing the state's congressional districts. The delegation includes Republican Senators Mike Lee and John Curtis, who serve alongside House members Blake Moore, Celeste Maloy, Mike Kennedy, and Burgess Owens.
Federal Senate Representation
The Utah State Legislature's federal information identifies the state's current U.S. Senators as Mike Lee and John Curtis. Both senators are members of the Republican Party. The legislative branch maintains records for the Utah State Senate and the Utah State House of Representatives, located in Salt Lake City.
U.S. House of Representatives
In the U.S. House of Representatives, Utah is represented by four members of the Republican Party. Blake Moore represents the 1st District. Celeste Maloy represents the 2nd District. Mike Kennedy represents the 3rd District. Burgess Owens represents the 4th District.
State and Federal Officials
Wasatch County maintains a list of various state and federal government officials. This list includes Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson and Governor Spencer J. Cox. The county also lists several state senators, including Keven J. Stratton, Ronald Winterton, and David P. Hinkins, as well as Representative Mike L. Kohler.
Legislative Resources
Government resources for Utah citizens include access to the Legislative Branch website, which provides information on the legislative calendar, committees, and individual legislator details. The state also provides various data through the Department of Workforce Services and the Department of Technology Services.
Legislative Headquarters
The state government structure includes the Utah State Senate and the Utah State House of Representatives, with the Senate located at 320 State Capitol in Salt Lake City. The House of Representatives is located at 350 North State, Suite 350, in Salt Lake City.
