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Spencer Cox
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Spencer James Cox is an American politician serving as the 18th governor of Utah since January 4, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the position of Lieutenant Governor of Utah from January 7, 2013, until he assumed the governorship. Cox has focused on various issues during his tenure, including economic development, education, and public health. He has been an advocate for bipartisanship and community engagement in governance.
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October 1, 2026
It will give people a place to meet, to see research firsthand, to work on real problems, and of course, to find the partners who can bring an idea to market.
— Spencer Cox
It hasn’t proven effective in alleviating the suffering that we’re talking about today. Recovery has to be a part of that, and making sure that we have the resources in place to hold people accountable absolutely matters.
Look, housing is important. We want people to have shelter, but that can’t be the first and only goal.
I hope that they will rule against me and against the Legislature whenever they feel like that is necessary
We have to make investments that actually make Utah family friendly.
If we really want Utah to be family friendly, then we must invest in our families.
Utah must invest state funds to ensure that every child has an equal opportunity to a quality educational foundation that will prepare them to grow, learn, and succeed.
MIDA in particular has seen a little mission creep with what their initial responsibilities were and goals were.
I think we need major reform when it comes to MIDA, and I will be pushing for that reform again.
I feel confident in the election system in this country, and I hope that politicians will be responsible.
Quantum technology is going to change how we compute, communicate, manufacture, discover new medicines and defend our country, and Utah has the people and infrastructure to help lead that transformation.
This settlement is an encouraging step for Utah families and businesses.
FEMA was more designed for hurricanes. It really hasn’t been designed for these types of disasters.
We have to demand it. We have to talk to our members of Congress about it, let them know that we don’t want the feds playing such a major role.
I’d love to see them out here protesting the burning of these forests, because that’s exactly what happens when you do it the wrong way.
We need our federal friends to step up. FEMA was more designed for hurricanes. It really hasn’t been designed for these types of disasters. We’re working on changing that.





