Celeste Maloy: “I feel relieved. It’s always nice to have a primary race over.”

Now I have both, and I want to keep putting those skills to use for the people of Utah’s new 3rd District.

It’s going to be the energy source of the future that doesn’t disappear. That isn’t controversial.

I was standing in the Oval Office when the announcement was made about reducing the monument boundaries. So obviously, I support that decision. It was made by listening to elected officials from Utah.

I would say I have a background of being effective in solving problems for Utah, and what we need right now is somebody who can help solve problems, and even help Utahns believe that our whole system isn’t broken beyond repair.