Celeste Maloy: “This is something I’ve been working on for years, actually. We don’t have enough beds for detainees that the marshals…”

I want to do regulatory reform and make sure that we are removing federal barriers to bringing those jobs to rural Utah.

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

Utahns have long supported protecting our state's extraordinary cultural and natural resources. This action honors that goal while following the law Congress passed and giving greater consideration to the people who know these lands best.

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.