Tracy Miller

State House District 45

Republican

About

Tracy Miller is a Republican member of the Utah House of Representatives representing District 45, which includes parts of South Jordan, Sandy, Riverton, and White City; she assumed office on January 1, 2025. She has lived in South Jordan for 17 years, is married with three children, holds a bachelor's degree in human resource management from Utah State University and a master's in organizational behavior from Brigham Young University, and previously served seven years on the Jordan School District Board of Education, including as president. She has volunteered extensively with Utah PTA, served on the Jordan Education Foundation Board and Utah School Boards Association Joint Legislative Committee, and worked on task forces including the Point of the Mountain Working Group.

Where they stand

Local Control Advocate for decisions made closest to the people rather than state or federal micromanagement of schools and communities.

Economic Development Support less government regulation, simple and fair tax policy, and a strong commercial tax base to attract innovative businesses.

Fiscal Responsibility Favor limited government, efficient use of tax dollars, and opposition to fiscal inefficiencies or unnecessary tax increases; voted against a large Jordan School District tax increase.

Education Strong supporter of public schools and teachers; believe best innovations come from local teachers, principals, and parents rather than higher-level mandates; support parental options.

Strong Families Support policies promoting affordable housing, clean air, family well-being, and protecting children.

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Coverage

BYU promotes longtime assistant Todd Miller as next men’s golf coach

PROVO — BYU didn’t wait long or go far to find its next men’s golf head coach. The Cougars announced Friday the promotion of longtime assistant and director of golf Todd Miller to be the third head coach in program history, succeeding retiring coach Bruce Brockbank. ## Miller's

UtahJune 5, 2026

BYU’s Kihei Akina joins select list in program history with All-American honors

PROVO — Kihei Akina’s NCAA championship bid ended Monday, but the BYU freshman star’s golf season is just getting started. ## Historical All-American achievement Akina was named to the NCAA Division I PING All-American first team, the organization announced Wednesday on the Golf

June 3, 2026

BYU’s Kihei Akina caps standout freshman season in top 10 at NCAA Championship

PROVO — Kihei Akina’s freshman campaign with the BYU men’s golf team finished with quite the bang Monday. ## Akina's championship performance The former Lone Peak and amateur golf superstar shot 2-under-par 70 to finish tied for eighth at the end of stroke play at the NCAA

UtahJune 1, 2026

NCAA golf regionals: No. 24 BYU in 4th after first day in Athens; Utes T-11th in Columbus

PROVO — Kihei Akina bogeyed the par-4, 466-yard first hole of his first NCAA golf regional Monday at University of Georgia Golf Club in Athens, Georgia. It might have been the only miscue the star freshman at BYU made all day. Akina carded four birdies to finish 3-under-par 68

May 18, 2026

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