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Walt Brooks

State House District 75

Republican

About

Walt Brooks is a Republican member of the Utah House of Representatives representing District 75 in Washington County, having assumed office on September 21, 2016 after appointment to replace Don Ipson. He is a native of St. George, Utah, lives in the home built by his great-grandfather, is married to Jennifer, has five children, holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Dixie State University, and owns or has owned small businesses including RxTrax, a software company. He has served multiple terms and filed a declaration of candidacy for the 2026 election in District 75.

Where they stand

Abortion supports legislation protecting the unborn.

Regulations supports reducing regulations.

Guns/2nd Amendment supports securing 2nd Amendment rights and sponsored constitutional carry legislation allowing concealed carry without a permit for adults over 21.

Taxes supports lowering taxes, particularly on Social Security benefits, and has sponsored related tax credit expansions.

Transparency supports increasing transparency on state-owned properties.

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Coverage

Brooks seeks another term as Winsor challenges for Utah House District 75

After nearly a decade representing Utah House District 75, Republican Rep. Walt Brooks is seeking another term against Democrat Rebecca Winsor. The district covers much of central St.

October 9, 2026

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