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Brady Brammer

State Senate District 21

Republican

About

Brady Brammer is a Republican serving as Utah State Senator for District 21, which includes parts of northern Utah County such as Alpine, Cedar Hills, Pleasant Grove, Lehi, and American Fork. He previously represented Utah House districts 27 and 54 starting in 2019 before being appointed to the Senate seat in late 2024 to succeed Mike Kennedy. Brammer is an attorney, business owner, and BYU alumnus who is married with five children.

Where they stand

Taxes Supported incremental income tax cuts totaling $1.5 billion over six years, arguing they grew the economy and increased education funding.

Transportation Secured $1.5 billion for roads and infrastructure in growing Utah County communities including a new I-15 interchange.

Social issues Supports constitutional amendment banning abortion except in cases of rape, incest, risk to mother's life, or fetal abnormalities; categorical on protecting women's sports stating "Men are men and women are women"; supports local school districts removing age-inappropriate books.

Public safety Stands with law enforcement and supports policies keeping neighborhoods safe.

Growth and local control Supports responsible growth respecting private property rights and decisions made closest to the people; has legislative oversight on data centers regarding water and energy.

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Coverage

Get to know Utah Senate District 21 candidates

Voters in Senate District 21 will choose between incumbent Brady Brammer and challengers Kandee Myers and Wayne Woodfield on Nov. The American Fork Citizen and Lehi Free Press sent the same questionnaire, with the same character limits, to every candidate on the ballot and reached out by email, text message and voicemail where available.

LehiOctober 15, 2026

Utah Senate District 21: Brady Brammer faces Kandee Myers and Wayne Woodfield

In the 2026 race for Utah’s Senate District 21, Republican Sen. Brady Brammer is taking on Democrat Kandee Myers and Wayne Woodfield of the Forward Utah Party. Read The Salt Lake Tribune’s voter guide here.

October 12, 2026

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