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Cory Maloy

State House District 52

Republican

About

Cory Maloy is a Republican serving as a member of the Utah House of Representatives representing District 52, which includes parts of Utah County. He began his legislative service in 2017, initially representing District 6 before the current district assignment starting in 2023. He is the founder and principal of Maloy PR in Lehi and chairs the House Business and Labor Committee.

Where they stand

Lower taxes and balanced budgets supports tax reductions and opposes new or increased taxes.

Parental rights and educational choice strong advocate for parental authority in education, educational options including Utah Fits All, and local control.

Pro-life unapologetically pro-life, has voted consistently to protect the unborn.

Second Amendment leading defender, earned nickname "The Gun Guy," sponsored preemption bills and opposed restrictions.

Deregulation and economy chair of Business and Labor Committee, authored Regulatory Sandbox Program, supports cutting red tape for businesses and innovation.

Protecting women's sports and biological truth supports protections for girls' sports and women's spaces.

Law enforcement and immigration supports strong law enforcement, secure communities, legal immigration, and enforcement against illegal immigration.

Infrastructure and growth supports smart transportation investments and responsible growth.

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Coverage

Learn about Utah House District 52 candidates

Voters in House District 52 will choose between incumbent Rep. Cory Maloy and challenger Nicole Melling 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

Cory Maloy faces Nicole Melling and Charlie Tautuaa in 2026 Utah House District 52 race

Utah House District 52: Rep. Cory Maloy faces off against Nicole Melling and Charlie Tautuaa The challengers are concerned about corruption and making sure Utahns’ voices are heard. 30, 2026.

October 12, 2026

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