Matthew Durrant
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Matthew Durrant is a Republican who ran for the Utah House of Representatives District 64 seat in the 2026 election cycle. He is a disability services professional who assists individuals with disabilities including autism and traumatic brain injuries to live independently, managing homes from Springville to Richfield. He holds a bachelor's degree in marriage and family studies from Brigham Young University-Idaho, lives in Salem, Utah with his wife and five children, and has been active in local Republican politics as a precinct chair and delegate.
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Utah's Federal Legislative Delegation Comprised of Lee and Curtis
Utah's federal legislative delegation includes U.S. Senators Mike Lee and John Curtis, alongside four U.S. Representatives. Wasatch County maintains records of various state and federal officials serving the region.
Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant to Retire from Utah Supreme Court
Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant has announced his retirement from the Utah Supreme Court, marking the end of a tenure that began in 2000. His departure follows a period of significant judicial shifts within the state's highest court.
8th District Court Judge Among Nominees For Utah Supreme Court
The Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission announced this week that nominees have been selected for two vacancies on the Utah Supreme Court. These vacancies result from the retirement of Justice Diana Hagen on May 8, 2026, and Chief Justice Matthew Durrant on August 31, 2026.
Nominees announced for two Utah Supreme Court vacancies - Utah Policy
Nominees announced for two Utah Supreme Court vacancies. The Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission has selected nominees for two vacancies on the Utah Supreme Court. These vacancies result from the retirement of Justice Diana Hagen, on May 8, 2026 and Chief Justice Matthew Durrant, on Aug.
Utah Senate Approves Supreme Court Justices After Court Expansion
The Utah Senate has approved a package of judicial nominees to the Utah Supreme Court following a controversial expansion of the state's highest court. The legislative action, occurring during an extraordinary session, follows significant scrutiny regarding the impact of court expansion on the judicial system.
Effort to Repeal Utah Anti-Gerrymandering Law Fails After Signature Shortfall
The effort to repeal Utah's Proposition 4 anti-gerrymandering law has officially failed after falling short of required signature thresholds in two Senate districts. This development follows a period of intense political activity led by the Utah Republican Party, including a recent nominating convention where party leaders criticized court-ordered redistricting.
Chief justice of Utah Supreme Court set to retire
Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant will retire at the end of August, according to a release from the Utah Judiciary. He is the longest serving chief justice in the state's history.
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