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Aaron Wiley
About
Aaron Wiley is a Democratic candidate who ran for Utah House of Representatives District 21 in the 2026 primary election to succeed retiring incumbent Sandra Hollins. He works in software, is a University of Utah alum, father of four, youth sports coach for over 20 years, and community advocate who previously organized against a hazardous waste facility. Wiley lost the Democratic primary to Stephen Otterstrom on June 23, 2026, receiving about 40% of the vote.
Where they stand
Housing & Cost of Living
Supports increasing attainable housing options, protecting renters, responsible development, and raising the minimum wage to reflect cost of living with tax relief for working families.
Clean Air & Environment
Advocates stronger environmental protections, accountability for polluters, investment in clean energy, protecting the Great Salt Lake and water resources, and comprehensive water strategy including holding big users accountable.
Fair Representation
Defends independent redistricting via the Better Boundaries initiative and prioritizes communities over partisan maps.
Education & Opportunity
Supports strengthening public education, student mental health services, career pathways, and workforce training.
Healthcare & Infrastructure
Pushes for emergency room and urgent care on the West Side, investment in the Jordan River, revitalizing commercial corridors, and protecting neighborhoods from freeway noise.
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