HOUSE
Utah UT-03 House2022
RACE AT A GLANCE
RACE TYPE
Incumbent running
John Curtis (R)
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Last updated : Jul 18, 2022D +50
R +50
R +13
Race summary
Curtis, the moderate former Provo mayor who voted to certify the 2020 election and chairs the Conservative Climate Caucus, nearly lost renomination at the April GOP convention: he took 45 percent to ultraconservative former state Rep. Chris Herrod's 55 percent (candidates need 40 percent to advance to the primary ballot).Key Dates
Filing Deadline: TBD
Primary Election: TBD
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Full Bio:
John R. Curtis proudly represents Utah’s 3rd Congressional District, serving on the House Natural Resources and Foreign Affairs Committees. After being elected to Congress on November 13, 2017, John sponsored 12 bills in his first year in office. Four of these bills passed through the House and three were signed into law: The POPPY Study Act to combat the opioid crisis, the Public-Private Partnership Advisory Council to End Human Trafficking Act, and the Small Business ACE Act.
The Congressman cares deeply about hearing the diverse perspectives and feedback from his constituents: he held over 100 town halls in 2018. Utah’s third district is the youngest in the country, with an average age of 26 years old. John is also sensitive to the many constituents that live in rural Utah, and has focused on legislation that can fit needs of both demographics such as student loans, rural broadband access, and more.
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DISTRICT DATA
Utah - 03
South: Provo, Orem, St. George
Population Breakdown
Source: American Community Survey 2015
Past Presidential Results from this District
2020 Election Results
Source: Dave's Redistricting/VEST
2016 Election Results
Source: Dave's Redistricting/VEST
RACE ANALYSIS
Race Analysis
Updated: Jun 23, 2022
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