Luke Searle
About
Luke Searle is a Republican candidate for Utah House of Representatives District 59, which covers Wasatch County and part of Summit County including areas near Park City. A 30-year-old Heber City resident and father of three, he serves as a Wasatch County Council member (elected 2022 as at-large) and works as a business teacher at Wasatch High School and in the Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS) program. He previously served as assistant Heber City manager and is running as the Republican nominee after winning the June 23, 2026 primary.
Where they stand
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House District 59 candidates align on local control, differ on tax cuts
House District 59 candidates Celeste Johnson and Luke Searle agree on Wasatch County issues like the Heber Valley bypass and local control. They differ on tax cuts.
House District 59 candidates debate local control, development and taxes
Republican Luke Searle and Democrat Celeste Johnson are vying for the seat representing Wasatch County and parts of Summit County including Park City. Searle said he chose to run because he recognized that it is becoming “harder and harder” for families, working people and seniors to live in the area.
Utah House District 59: Celeste Johnson and Luke Searle face off
House District 59: Celeste Johnson and Luke Searle face off The candidates for a seat representing the Wasatch Back differ on how to address the state’s biggest issues. (Campaign photos) Celeste Johnson, left, and Luke Searle are candidates for the 2026 House District 59 election.
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