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Jackie Larson
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Jackie Larson

Republican

About

Jackie Larson is a Republican candidate and current member of the Utah House of Representatives representing District 64, which includes areas such as Woodland Hills, Salem, Spanish Fork, Leland, Benjamin, Lake Shore, and Palmyra; she assumed office in May 2026 following a special election or nomination. She is a small business owner and farmer through Seven Bar Farming, with nearly 15 years in healthcare revenue cycle management at Revere Health, and serves on the Utah County Farm Bureau board. Larson grew up in Utah with roots in Sevier County and south Utah County, has a background in 4-H, rodeo, and community involvement, and is married with two children in an eighth-generation farming family.

Where they stand

Supporting Families and Communities Government should safeguard life, liberty, and property while remaining accountable.
Safeguarding Water and Agriculture Protect water rights, working farms, agricultural viability, and long-term food security.
Responsible Growth that Respects Community Character Support local control over planning and zoning, protection of private property, and infrastructure decisions reflecting community values.
Preserving Local Control and Fiscal Responsibility Support balanced budgets, transparent spending, limited government, and resistance to federal overreach.
Protecting Private Property Rights Government must provide clear standards, equal treatment, and protection from regulatory overreach or eminent domain abuse.
Strong Public Education with Parental Choice and Local Accountability Support strong public schools, parental involvement, local accountability, and families' right to choose educational paths; education should reinforce civic responsibility and constitutional principles.
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