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Weber County Hive — Candidates 2026
CASE 32 · HOUSE DISTRICT 27 (KEARNS, MAGNA, WEST VALLEY CITY, WEST JORDAN, COPPERTON) — GENERAL ELECTION NOV. 3, 2026

Loubet’s $75,269 vs. Oates’s $66,374

Rep. Anthony Loubet (R), an attorney, won this seat by 67 votes in 2022 and by 1,679 in 2024. His 2026 campaign has raised $75,269: 40% from two House Republican PACs, 44% from businesses, trade groups, unions and other PACs, 14% from individuals. Liz Oates (D) of Magna, a first-time candidate, has raised $66,374, 63% of it from individuals. Five of his 2026 bills were signed; this page shows how they changed on the way.

$75,269
LOUBET RAISED IN 2026
40%
OF HIS FROM TWO HOUSE GOP PACS
$66,374
OATES RAISED IN 2026
63%
OF HERS FROM INDIVIDUALS
START HERE

Seven Things the Records Show

IN PLAIN WORDSA close west-side seat. The Republican incumbent draws money from his caucus’s PACs and from groups on both sides; the Democratic challenger mostly from individuals and advocacy PACs. Both are checked the same way. Only Loubet has a voting record.

  1. Loubet raised $75,269.47 in 2026. The Utah House Republican Election Committee PAC gave $20,000 and House Speaker Mike Schultz’s leadership PAC $10,000. Businesses, trade groups, unions and other PACs gave $33,351.00; individuals $10,418.47 in 27 gifts.
  2. Since 2020 his campaign has raised $349,599.12. The House GOP caucus PAC has given $91,000, the Speaker’s PAC $31,000 and the Wilson Leadership PAC $28,090.80, $20,000 of it in 2022, the year he won by 67 votes.
  3. His 2026 money comes from both sides. Utah Chamber PAC $5,000, Doers Network $3,500 and Arthur Dantchik $2,250 are on the same reports as Utah Association for Justice (trial lawyers) $3,400, Fresh Air PAC $3,000, Equality Utah PAC $2,750 and Operating Engineers Local 3 $2,000. His site says he has “received support from organizations and people on both sides of the aisle.”
  4. Five of his eight 2026 bills were signed, and most changed on the way. H.B. 176 lost the broad attorney and CPA exemption it started with; H.B. 307 swapped a cross-reference to “bad faith” for a written standard; H.B. 472 narrowed who counts as associated with a licensed care provider. See How his bills changed.
  5. His campaign’s Results page lists bills where the Legislature shows him as a cosponsor or floor sponsor, among them H.B. 311 (2023), H.B. 192 and H.B. 453 (2024), and H.B. 290 and H.B. 247 (2026), under a heading saying he has “sponsored and passed” bills.
  6. His disclosure form was filed Jan. 2, 2026, and no later one is on file. Loubet Rentals, LLC, with him as a member, was formed March 27, 2026. His House page lists “Member, Utah State Bar Board”; the form’s boards item says “N/A.” His former employer RHE gave his campaign $6,000 in 2022.
  7. Oates raised $66,373.76, 62.8% in 304 individual gifts (235 of them $100 or less). Utah Women and Politics gave $10,000, UNIPAC $7,500 and Elevate PAC $3,000. Her form lists Select Health as her employer but “N/A” for income over $5,000. Select Health gave Loubet $500 on Sept. 18.
NOV 8, 2022
Loubet wins by 67 votes
NOV 5, 2024
Re-elected, 55.7%
JAN 2, 2026
His disclosure form filed
MAR 27
Loubet Rentals, LLC formed
AUG 12
$20,000 from two GOP PACs
SEPT 2–4
Oates: $8,000 from two PACs
OCT 20–30
Early voting
NOV 3
General election
THE DISTRICT

Kearns, Magna and the West Side

IN PLAIN WORDSLoubet’s site says House District 27 “includes parts of West Jordan, Kearns, West Valley City, Magna, and Copperton.” The 2022 race here was one of the closest in the state.

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LOUBET’S MONEY

$75,269 in 2026, From Many Kinds of Groups

IN PLAIN WORDSTwo House Republican PACs gave 40% of Loubet’s 2026 money. Businesses, trade groups, unions and other PACs gave 44%. Individual people gave 14%.

His DEX exports for 2020 through 2026 (seven files) plus his later contribution list (June 18–Sept. 23, 2026), which matches its own $58,119.47 subtotal. Rows marked “[DELETED]” are left out.

$75,269
RAISED, 2026
  • Two House Republican PACs — $30,000.00 (39.9%)
  • Businesses, trade groups, unions and other PACs — $33,351.00 (44.3%)
  • Individuals and other campaigns — $11,918.47 (15.8%)
Businesses, trade groups, unions and other PACs (33 entries)$33,351
Utah House Republican Election Committee PAC (2 checks)$20,000
Individuals (27 gifts)$10,418
House Speaker Leadership PAC (1 check)$10,000
Other candidates’ campaigns (Bolinder, Derek Brown)$1,500
YearRaised (cash and in-kind)SpentNotes
2020$48,394.73$41,877.24First campaign; includes $3,090.80 in-kind from Wilson Leadership PAC
2021$5.19$650.35A $5.19 billing credit
2022$84,134.72$66,098.95Includes $20,000 from Wilson Leadership PAC and a $3,318.57 in-kind billboard from Reagan Outdoor Advertising
2023$27,571.47$21,391.57Includes $3,173.15 in his loans and $2,083.32 “Conference Reimbursement” from the State of Utah
2024$96,523.54$90,080.41Includes $3,482.50 in-kind from Governing Group
2025$17,700.00$21,194.38
2026$75,269.47$20,731.23 (through June 10)DEX $17,150.00 plus later list $58,119.47
Total$349,599.12$262,024.13Spending after June 10, 2026 was not in hand
Every Loubet contribution, 2026 (65 entries)
DateContributor (as filed)City, stateReportNoteAmount
1/1/2026Elect Bridger BolinderGrantsville, UTConvention$1,000.00
1/5/2026Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTConvention$500.00
1/10/2026Howard S RichBala Cynwyd, PAConvention$500.00
1/10/2026Regence BlueCross BlueShield of UtahSalt Lake City, UTConvention$250.00
1/15/2026Maverik Inc.Salt Lake City, UTConvention$1,000.00
1/15/2026Utah Association for JusticeSalt Lake City, UTConvention$2,500.00
1/16/2026Reagan Outdoor AdvertisingSalt Lake City, UTConvention$1,000.00
3/10/2026Arthur DantchikBala Cynwyd, PAConvention$250.00
3/10/2026Fresh Air PACSalt Lake City, UTConvention$3,000.00
3/24/2026Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTConvention$50.00
3/25/2026Governing Group PACNorth Salt Lake, UTConvention$1,500.00
4/22/2026Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTPrimary$250.00
4/23/2026Chase HansenOgden, UTPrimary$100.00
4/28/2026Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTPrimary$500.00
5/18/2026Utah Victory PACBethseda, MDPrimary$250.00
5/28/2026Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTPrimary$500.00
6/3/2026SEL INC.Pleasant Grove, UTPrimary$500.00
6/3/2026Utah Rural Electric PACSouth Jordan, UTPrimary$500.00
6/3/2026Doers Network Inc.Wilmington, DEPrimary$2,000.00
6/3/2026Karen PetersonClinton, UTPrimary$500.00
6/9/2026Utah Food Industry Association Food PACMurray, UTPrimary$500.00
6/18/2026Utah Chamber PACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$5,000.00
6/25/2026Kelly BushKearns, UTLater list$200.00
6/26/2026Clyde Companies, Inc.Orem, UTLater list$500.00
7/13/2026ComcastPhiladelphia, PALater list$500.00
7/22/2026Arthur DantchikBala Cynwyd, PALater list$2,000.00
8/7/2026Kelli StephensonSouth Jordan, UTLater list$104.48
8/12/2026House Speaker Leadership PACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$10,000.00
8/12/2026Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$10,000.00
8/17/2026Adam GardinerWest Jordan, UTLater list$276.91
8/18/2026David SpataforeSalt Lake City, UTLater list$200.00
8/20/2026Neil WalterSt. George, UTLater list$1,000.00
8/20/2026Holland and Hart LLPSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
8/24/2026Mick SudburyMagna, UTLater list$200.00
8/29/2026Operating Engineers 3 Statewide PACConcord, CALater list$2,000.00
8/29/2026Stephanie GriciusEagle Mountain, UTLater list$1,000.00
9/1/2026Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTLater list$500.00
9/2/2026Gage ZobellWest Valley City, UTLater list$260.73
9/2/2026Michael MowerHolladay, UTLater list$26.35
9/3/2026Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTLater list$250.00
9/3/2026U-CAR PAC Utah Auto Dealers AssociationMurray, UTLater list$751.00
9/4/2026Derek Brown for Attorney GeneralHudson, WILater list$500.00
9/5/2026Chris McConneheyWest Jordan, UTLater list$50.00
9/9/2026Parsons Behle & LatimerSalt Lake City, UTLater list$200.00
9/12/2026Raymond WardBountiful, UTLater list$500.00
9/15/2026Chase HansenOgden, UTLater list$100.00
9/16/2026Tracy MillerSouth Jordan, UTLater list$100.00
9/17/2026Hartley ConsultingSalt Lake City, UTLater list$250.00
9/17/2026Utah Association for JusticeSalt Lake City, UTLater list$900.00
9/17/2026Utah Apartment Association PACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/17/2026Gregory J CurtisSandy, UTLater list$250.00
9/17/2026Paul RogersProvo, UTLater list$250.00
9/17/2026Utah Beverage Association PACOgden, UTLater list$500.00
9/17/2026Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$10,000.00
9/17/2026Equality Utah Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTLater list$2,750.00
9/18/2026Select HealthSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/18/2026Utah Property Rights CoalitionSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/18/2026Utal Title & Escrow PACDraper, UTLater list$500.00
9/18/2026Utah AFL-CIOSalt Lake City, UTLater list$300.00
9/19/2026WCF Mutual Insurance CompanySandy, UTLater list$500.00
9/19/2026UTAH HOSPACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/21/2026Maverik, Inc.Salt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/22/2026Doers Network, Inc.Wilmington, DELater list$1,500.00
9/22/2026Utah Restaurant AssociationSalt Lake City, UTLater list$200.00
9/23/2026UCU Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTLater list$1,000.00
Total$75,269.47
Every Loubet contribution, 2020–2025 (412 entries)
DateContributor (as filed)City, stateReportNoteAmount
2/28/2020Anthony LoubetKearns, UTConventionLoan$1,000.00
2/28/2020Amber MillerLayton, UTConventionIn-kind: Campaign Photos$100.00
3/14/2020Derek ParryStansbury Park, UTConvention$2.00
3/18/2020Zach NgawakaLehi, UTConvention$25.00
3/18/2020Derek ParryStansbury Park, UTConventionIn-kind: Design and create website$800.00
3/20/2020Joshua BishopSpringville, UTConvention$25.00
3/20/2020Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTConvention$115.00
4/6/2020Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTConvention$150.00
4/9/2020Tactical CampaignsProvo, UTPrimaryIn-kind: Campaign Consultation Services for April$500.00
4/14/2020Elect Brammer - Brady BrammerHighland, UTPrimary$100.00
4/14/2020Louise MathewsThousand Oaks, CAPrimary$25.00
4/15/2020Kathy BardwellRoy, UTPrimary$25.00
4/16/2020Shannon WoodLayton, UTPrimary$15.00
4/17/2020Jonathan KirkPleasant Grove, UTPrimary$25.00
4/17/2020Jeri HarryOgden, UTPrimary$100.00
4/17/2020Erin AdamsDraper, UTPrimary$25.00
4/17/2020Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTPrimary$115.00
4/17/2020Tara HultHeber City, UTPrimary$25.00
4/18/2020Lynn and Lloyd McKayAmerican Fork, UTPrimary$50.00
4/20/2020Cynthia Loubet and Manuel LoubetMoorpark, CAPrimary$30.00
4/29/2020David HeywoodHeber City, UTPrimary$10.00
4/29/2020Chad HarrisonLas Vegas, NVPrimary$25.00
4/29/2020Cameron ChristensenLehi, UTPrimary$100.00
4/29/2020Ty BrownSandy, UTPrimary$25.00
4/30/2020Fredrick PenaCottonwood Heights, UTPrimary$200.00
4/30/2020Terry BentonNew York, NYPrimary$100.00
4/30/2020Mike ManookinSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$50.00
5/1/2020Richard NanceCedar Hills, UTPrimary$100.00
5/3/2020Gavin HarryKaysville, UTPrimary$25.00
5/19/2020Daniel VincentVineyard, UTPrimary$25.00
5/30/2020Utah Chiropractic PACBountiful, UTPrimary$500.00
6/2/2020Chase HansenOgden, UTPrimary$75.00
6/2/2020Aaron CurielBelton, TXPrimary$50.00
6/4/2020Sitake & Wright Attorneys at LawSpringville, UTPrimary$200.00
6/4/2020Brian MillerCedar Hills, UTPrimary$100.00
6/5/2020Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTPrimary$150.00
6/6/2020Committee to Elect Norman ThurstonProvo, UTPrimary$600.00
6/12/2020Friends of Mike Winder LLCWest Valley, UTPrimary$150.00
6/12/2020Francis Gibson CampaignMapleton, UTPrimary$1,000.00
6/12/2020Friends of Timothy HawkesCenterville, UTPrimary$500.00
6/15/2020Anthony LoubetKearns, UTPrimaryLoan$392.22
6/19/2020Luis LoubetSt George, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
6/25/2020Adam BeckProvo, UTSeptember 30th$30.00
6/25/2020Sam PeadSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$50.00
6/26/2020David ShawcroftLindon, UTSeptember 30th$20.00
6/27/2020Ryan McBrideOrem, UTSeptember 30th$20.00
6/29/2020Todd WeilerWoods Cross, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
7/13/2020Lynn and Lloyd McKayAmerican Fork, UTSeptember 30th$50.00
7/21/2020Rebecca DobnerMesa, AZSeptember 30th$10.00
7/21/2020Cassi DaimaruKearns, UTSeptember 30th$30.00
7/22/2020Christopher ForbushSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$10.00
7/23/2020Julia JonesSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
7/23/2020Jason WoodLayton, UTSeptember 30th$22.00
7/26/2020Kathy BardwellRoy, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
8/7/2020Utah Bankers AssociationSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
8/7/2020Friends of Bill LeePleasant Grove, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
8/13/2020Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
8/14/2020David HinkinsFerron, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
8/14/2020Casey HillSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$300.00
8/15/2020Pauline HarryKent, WASeptember 30th$10.00
8/21/2020Elect Mike Schultz LLCRoy, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
8/29/2020Wilson Leadership PACLayton, UTSeptember 30th$5,000.00
8/31/2020Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$5,000.00
8/31/2020Lincoln ShurtzHolladay, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/8/2020Marc RobertsSalem, UTSeptember 30th$750.00
9/11/2020Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/11/2020David LeavittOrem, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/12/2020WCF Mutual Insurance CompanySandy, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/12/2020Robert J. Debry & AssociatesSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/12/2020Craig Swapp & AssociatesSandy, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/12/2020Driggs Bills & Day P.C. Salt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/12/2020Siegfried & JensenMurray, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/12/2020B.G. Last - J. Last District 71 Campaign AccountHurricane, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/15/2020Cory MaloyLehi, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/16/2020Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTSeptember 30thIn-kind: Data Contribution$270.00
9/17/2020Elect Mike Schultz LLCRoy, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/20/2020Brad BonhamDraper, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/21/2020V Lowry Snow CampaignSanta Clara, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/21/2020Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTSeptember 30th$1,500.00
9/22/2020Becky GuertlerKearns, UTSeptember 30th$50.00
9/24/2020Paul MannSan Francisco, CASeptember 30th$25.00
9/27/2020Committee to Elect Norman ThurstonProvo, UTGeneral$650.00
9/30/2020Paul RogersProvo, UTGeneral$250.00
10/2/2020Jeremy BarnesMagna, UTGeneral$10.00
10/2/2020Elect Brammer - Brady BrammerHighland, UTGeneral$700.00
10/3/2020Tosh Inc. Check CityProvo, UTGeneral$250.00
10/6/2020Derek ParryStansbury Park, UTGeneral$142.71
10/8/2020Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$7,500.00
10/9/2020Friends of Timothy HawkesCenterville, UTGeneral$500.00
10/9/2020Kay Christofferson Campaign FundLehi, UTGeneral$200.00
10/9/2020Aimee Winder NewtonTaylorsville, UTGeneral$50.00
10/11/2020Kevin WallyMagna, UTGeneral$25.00
10/23/2020Val PetersonOrem, UTYear End$1,000.00
10/23/2020Wilson Leadership PACLayton, UTYear EndIn-kind: MMS Messages$2,121.60
10/23/2020Platform Republicans Political Action CommitteeSaint George, UTYear End$600.00
10/30/2020Dan HemmertOrem, UTYear End$250.00
10/31/2020Wilson Leadership PACLayton, UTYear EndIn-kind: MMS Messages$590.65
11/2/2020Wilson Leadership PACLayton, UTYear EndIn-kind: MMS Messages$378.55
11/3/2020Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$3,500.00
11/3/2020Utah Petroleum Marketers & Retailer Associations PAC FundSalt Lake City, UTYear End$100.00
2/8/2021Google ServicesMountain View, CAYear EndBilling correction credit$5.19
2/9/2022Joshua BishopSpringville, UTConvention$25.00
2/13/2022Chris RogersSouth Jordan, UTConvention$200.00
3/2/2022McKay NewellAmerican Fork, UTConvention$500.00
3/3/2022David SmithDraper, UTConvention$40.00
3/5/2022Grayson MasseyHolladay, UTConvention$25.00
3/6/2022Richard JaussiProvo, UTConvention$100.00
3/12/2022Anthony LoubetSalt Lake City, UTConventionLoan$1,000.00
3/15/2022Jordan TeuscherSouth Jordan, UTConvention$250.00
3/15/2022Lisa HartmanSandy, UTConvention$100.00
3/16/2022Elect Brammer - Brady BrammerHighland, UTConvention$500.00
3/17/2022Joel Ferry Election CommitteeBrigham City, UTConvention$1,000.00
3/22/2022Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTConvention$150.00
3/26/2022Ben Van NoyEagle Mountain, UTConvention$20.00
3/27/2022Travis CampbellOgden, UTConvention$500.00
3/28/2022Seth SunderlandCottonwood Heights, UTConvention$125.00
4/1/2022Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTPrimary$500.00
4/12/2022Derek BrownSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$300.00
4/26/2022Shannon WoodLayton, UTPrimary$40.00
4/28/2022Matt MacPhersonSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$1,000.00
6/2/2022Residential Habilitation Experts LLCLehi, UTPrimary$5,000.00
6/3/2022Utah Chiropractic Physicians AssociationPleasant Grove, UTPrimary$500.00
6/15/2022Kevin WallyMagna, UTPrimary$10.00
6/21/2022Camden BirdAmerican Fork, UTSeptember 30th$50.00
6/22/2022Terry BentonNew York, NYSeptember 30th$50.00
6/22/2022Braden PageSpringville, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
7/10/2022Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
7/13/2022Eric ParshallWest Jordan, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
7/14/2022Jon HawkinsPleasant Grove, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
7/18/2022Elect Mike Schultz LLCRoy, UTSeptember 30th$2,500.00
7/18/2022Todd WeilerWoods Cross, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
7/18/2022Karianne LisonbeeClearfield, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
7/18/2022Francis GibsonMapleton, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/12/2022Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTSeptember 30th$10.00
8/13/2022Ben SummerhalderProvo, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
8/13/2022Alyssa SmailesCottonwood Heights, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
8/13/2022Jessica ChristopherWest Jordan, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
8/13/2022Michelle QuistSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$50.00
8/13/2022Robert AxsonCottonwood Heights, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
8/13/2022Swen HowardBountiful, UTSeptember 30th$10.00
8/13/2022Luke SearleHeber City, UTSeptember 30th$10.00
8/13/2022Rhonda PerkesBountiful, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
8/13/2022Neka RoundyKaysville, UTSeptember 30th$20.00
8/13/2022Aimee Winder NewtonTaylorsville, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
8/13/2022Rachel TerryBountiful, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
8/15/2022Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$10,000.00
8/17/2022Wilson Leadership PACLayton, UTSeptember 30th$10,000.00
8/17/2022Oakwood Consulting LLCBountiful, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
8/17/2022Utah Petroleum Marketers & Retailer Associations PAC FundSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
8/19/2022Brian VoeksProvo, UTSeptember 30th$40.00
8/22/2022Jeremiah Clark for Good GovernmentSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 1Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$20.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 2Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$20.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 3Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$20.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 4Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$20.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 5Unknown, UTSeptember 30th$20.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 6Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$20.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 7Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$10.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 8Unknown, UTSeptember 30th$10.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 9Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$6.00
8/27/2022Anonymous 10Unknown, UTSeptember 30thDonation at Republican central committee$5.00
8/31/2022Julie JacobMagna, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
9/1/2022Carl AlbrechtRichfield, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
9/1/2022Friends of Timothy HawkesCenterville, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
9/1/2022Stokes Strategies LLCSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/1/2022Hartley ConsultingSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/2/2022Susan FramptonMidvale, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/3/2022Utah Restaurant AssociationSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
9/4/2022Jason WoodLayton, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/5/2022Stephen WithersMagna, UTSeptember 30th$25.00
9/9/2022Laura PulverWest Jordan, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/9/2022Braden PageSpringville, UTSeptember 30th$50.00
9/10/2022Jeri HarryOgden, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/12/2022Dirk BurtonWest Jordan, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/12/2022Zach HunterLehi, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
9/13/2022Elect Mike Schultz LLCRoy, UTSeptember 30th$2,500.00
9/18/2022Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/19/2022Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/20/2022Marco BrownSandy, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/21/2022Angelica ClaytonLehi, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/21/2022David AlvordSouth Jordan, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/22/2022Clearfield Recycling Inc.Clearfield, UTSeptember 30th$300.00
9/22/2022Committee to Elect Nelson AbbottProvo, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/22/2022Chris NullRiverton, UTSeptember 30th$245.15
9/25/2022Brad BonhamDraper, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/26/2022Jordan TeuscherSouth Jordan, UTGeneral$500.00
9/27/2022Committee to Elect Norman ThurstonProvo, UTGeneral$300.00
9/27/2022Elect Brammer - Brady BrammerPleasant Grove, UTGeneral$500.00
9/27/2022Utah Republican PartySalt Lake City, UTGeneral$500.00
9/27/2022Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTGeneral$500.00
9/28/2022Karen PetersonClinton, UTGeneral$150.00
9/28/2022Cory MaloyLehi, UTGeneral$250.00
9/30/2022Paul CutlerCenterville, UTGeneral$100.00
10/2/2022Dan JohnsonLogan, UTGeneral$300.00
10/3/2022Laurie StringhamKearns, UTGeneral$100.00
10/3/2022Marcus JessopVineyard, UTGeneral$500.00
10/4/2022Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTGeneral$250.00
10/4/2022Residential Habilitation Experts LLCLehi, UTGeneral$1,000.00
10/4/2022Grayson MasseyHolladay, UTGeneral$125.00
10/4/2022Stephen WithersMagna, UTGeneral$25.00
10/4/2022Brian ZehnderSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$500.00
10/7/2022Raymond WardBountiful, UTGeneral$200.00
10/8/2022Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTGeneral$25.00
10/8/2022Alvin MerrillWest Valley City, UTGeneral$20.00
10/11/2022Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$10,000.00
10/11/2022Friends of Spencer CoxFairview, UTGeneral$1,500.00
10/12/2022Wilson Leadership PACLayton, UTGeneral$10,000.00
10/12/2022Home Builders Association of Utah PAC FundDraper, UTGeneral$400.00
10/12/2022Kendra HerlinKearns, UTGeneral$100.00
10/13/2022Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTGeneral$500.00
10/15/2022Bridger BolinderGrantsville, UTGeneral$500.00
10/17/2022Friends of Dan McKayRiverton, UTGeneral$250.00
10/20/2022Trevor ChristophersonWest Jordan, UTGeneral$25.00
10/22/2022Elect Brammer - Brady BrammerHighland, UTGeneral$500.00
10/24/2022Russel Neil WalterSt George, UTGeneral$500.00
10/25/2022Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTGeneral$1,500.00
10/29/2022Robert J. Debry & AssociatesSalt Lake City, UTYear End$125.00
10/29/2022Craig Swapp & AssociatesSandy, UTYear End$125.00
10/29/2022Siegfried & JensenMurray, UTYear End$125.00
10/29/2022Driggs Bills & Day P.C. Salt Lake City, UTYear End$125.00
10/30/2022Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTYear End$50.00
10/31/2022WCF Mutual Insurance CompanySandy, UTYear End$250.00
11/4/2022Gold Cross Services IncSalt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
11/9/2022Thatcher for SenateWest Valley City, UTYear EndIn-kind: Robodial$500.00
11/25/2022NFIB Utah Political Action CommitteeWashington, DCYear End$300.00
12/7/2022Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTYear End$1,000.00
12/9/2022Reagan Outdoor AdvertisingSalt Lake City, UTYear EndIn-kind: Voter Thank You Billboard$3,318.57
1/5/2023Utah Medical Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTYear End$300.00
1/8/2023Stokes Strategies LLCSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
1/14/2023Anthony LoubetKearns, UTYear EndLoan$1,312.57
3/10/2023Committee to Elect Jay Cobb - Utah HouseSouth Jordan, UTYear EndCampaign Contribution$25.00
3/10/2023Committee to Elect Jay Cobb - Utah HouseSouth Jordan, UTYear EndReimbursement for County Convention Booth$25.00
4/17/2023Anthony LoubetKearns, UTYear EndLoan$775.00
5/20/2023Anthony LoubetKearns, UTYear EndLoan$1,065.58
6/27/2023EnergySolutionsSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
7/21/2023Rachel TerryBountiful, UTYear End$140.00
7/21/2023Anthony LoubetKearns, UTYear EndLoan$20.00
7/22/2023Comcast Financial Agency CorporationPhiladelphia, PAYear End$250.00
7/22/2023Fresh Air PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$225.00
7/22/2023Lincoln Hill Partners PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$300.00
7/22/2023Utah Behavior Services LLCTaylorsville, UTYear End$500.00
7/22/2023MJH Advisors Matt HoltonSalt Lake City, UTYear End$100.00
7/22/2023Stokes Strategies LLCSalt Lake City, UTYear End$200.00
7/22/2023Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTYear End$1,000.00
7/24/2023Craig Swapp & AssociatesSandy, UTYear End$250.00
7/24/2023Siegfried & JensenMurray, UTYear End$250.00
7/24/2023WCF Mutual Insurance CompanySandy, UTYear End$250.00
7/24/2023Robert J. Debry & AssociatesSalt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
7/24/2023Driggs Bills & Day P.C. Salt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
8/24/2023Home Builders Association of Utah PAC FundDraper, UTYear End$200.00
9/2/2023Regence BlueCross BlueShield of UtahSalt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
9/5/2023State of UtahSalt Lake City, UTYear EndConference Reimbursement$2,083.32
9/5/2023Curtis for CongressSalt Lake City, UTYear End$300.00
10/1/2023Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTYear End$1,500.00
10/9/2023EnergySolutionsSalt Lake City, UTYear End$300.00
10/9/2023Cigna Holding CompanyWashington, DCYear End$250.00
10/13/2023Utah Taxpayers Association DBA TaxPacSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
10/14/2023Elect Bridger BolinderGrantsville, UTYear End$1,000.00
10/26/2023Karen PetersonClinton, UTYear End$250.00
10/26/2023Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTYear End$250.00
11/4/2023Campaign to Elect Karianne LisonbeeSyracuse, UTYear End$250.00
11/7/2023Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTYear End$250.00
11/16/2023Parsons Behle & LatimerSalt Lake City, UTYear End$100.00
11/17/2023Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTYear End$100.00
11/24/2023Utah Optometric Assoc. PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$150.00
12/19/2023Clearfield Recycling Inc.Clearfield, UTYear End$300.00
12/19/2023Lawyers Involved For UtahSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
12/26/2023Citizens for Stephanie GriciusEagle Mountain, UTYear End$300.00
12/29/2023Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$10,000.00
12/29/2023Maverik Inc.Salt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
1/9/2024RAI Services CompanyWinston-Salem, NCConvention$500.00
1/9/2024UnitedHealth Group Political Action CommitteeWashington, DCConvention$250.00
1/9/2024Utah Medical Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTConvention$400.00
1/9/2024Utah Bankers AssociationSalt Lake City, UTConvention$350.00
1/9/2024Nucor Corporation Political Action Committee of UtahPlymouth, UTConvention$400.00
1/10/2024Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTConvention$700.00
1/12/2024UACPA Political Action CommitteeBountiful, UTConvention$1,000.00
1/12/2024ACEC UtahSandy, UTConvention$750.00
3/11/2024Neil WalterSt. George, UTConvention$1,000.00
3/13/2024Committee to Elect Jordan TeuscherSouth Jordan, UTConvention$150.00
3/17/2024Corey AstillLehi, UTConvention$100.00
3/30/2024Brittany Karzen for UtahSouth Salt Lake, UTConvention$200.00
4/2/2024Karianne LisonbeeClearfield, UTConvention$300.00
5/11/2024Tyler ClancyProvo, UTPrimary$100.00
5/28/2024Lincoln FilmoreSouth Jordan, UTPrimary$500.00
5/29/2024Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTPrimary$250.00
5/31/2024Chase HansenOgden, UTPrimary$100.00
6/8/2024Howard S RichBala Cynwyd, PAPrimary$300.00
6/11/2024Cory MaloyLehi, UTPrimary$200.00
6/13/2024Susan FramptonMidvale, UTPrimary$500.00
6/14/2024Susan SpeirsSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
7/16/2024AFL CIOWest Valley City, UTSeptember 30th$300.00
7/23/2024State of UtahSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30thReimbursement$1,316.04
7/27/2024Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
7/30/2024Craig Swapp & AssociatesSandy, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
7/30/2024Driggs Bills & Day P.C. Salt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
7/30/2024Siegfried & JensenMurray, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
7/30/2024Robert J. Debry & AssociatesSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
7/30/2024WCF Mutual Insurance CompanySandy, UTSeptember 30th$350.00
7/31/2024Teamsters Local Union No. 222Salt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/1/2024Rachel TerryBountiful, UTSeptember 30th$150.00
8/5/2024Utah Bankers AssociationSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/5/2024Johnson & Johnson PACWashington, DCSeptember 30th$100.00
8/15/2024Salt Lake County Republican PartyMurray, UTSeptember 30th$4,000.00
8/15/2024UTAH HOSPACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/15/2024SEL INC.Pleasant Grove, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
8/15/2024H3 PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
8/16/2024UnitedHealth Group Political Action CommitteeWashington, DCSeptember 30th$250.00
8/16/2024Utah Mining PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
8/16/2024Utah Credit Union Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/16/2024Parsons Behle & LatimerSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
8/16/2024Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTSeptember 30th$2,000.00
8/20/2024Utah Fam Med PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
8/20/2024David John SpataforeSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$200.00
8/20/2024Utah Medical Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$300.00
8/20/2024Fresh Air PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/20/2024Utah Association for JusticeSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$350.00
8/21/2024Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
8/22/2024Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$10,000.00
8/23/2024House Speaker Leadership PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$15,000.00
8/23/2024Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTSeptember 30th$30.00
8/29/2024Regence BlueCross BlueShield of UtahSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
8/29/2024Utah Petroleum Marketers & Retailer Associations PAC FundSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
8/29/2024Elect BrammerHighland, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
8/30/2024Raymond WardBountiful, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/1/2024Jeff MossSaratoga Springs, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/4/2024Operating Engineers 3 Statewide PACConcord, CASeptember 30th$2,000.00
9/4/2024Citizen Action by Public Employees Murray, UTSeptember 30th$300.00
9/5/2024Karen PetersonClinton, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/9/2024Friends of Chris Wilson Inc.Logan, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/9/2024Equality Utah Political Action CommitteeSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$2,000.00
9/14/2024Friends of Spencer CoxFairview, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/14/2024Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTSeptember 30th$2,000.00
9/15/2024Brooks BensonEagle Mountain, UTSeptember 30th$100.00
9/16/2024Home Builders Association of Utah PAC FundDraper, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/18/2024Committee to Elect Brad WilsonFarmington, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/19/2024Jason B Kyle CampaignHuntsville, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/19/2024Holland and Hart LLPSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/19/2024HNTB Holdings Ltd. PACKansas City, MOSeptember 30th$250.00
9/19/2024Stokes Strategies LLCSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/19/2024Utah Cable Television Operators AssociationSandy, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/19/2024Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$10,000.00
9/19/2024Lincoln Hill Partners PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/21/2024Clearfield Recycling Inc.Clearfield, UTSeptember 30th$500.00
9/21/2024Zions Bancorporation PACSalt Lake City, UTSeptember 30th$250.00
9/21/2024Utah Association of Nurse Anesthetists PACDiamondville, WYSeptember 30th$100.00
9/23/2024Governing GroupBountiful, UTSeptember 30thIn-kind: Creative production consulting and administration$3,482.50
9/23/2024Elect Bridger BolinderGrantsville, UTSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/26/2024Comcast Financial Agency CorporationPhiladelphia, PAGeneral$500.00
9/26/2024Derek BrownSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$500.00
9/26/2024Campaign to Elect Karianne LisonbeeClearfield, UTGeneral$300.00
9/27/2024Committee to Elect Thomas PetersonBrigham City, UTGeneral$500.00
9/27/2024Friends of Paul CutlerCenterville, UTGeneral$500.00
9/28/2024Alvin MerrillWest Valley City, UTGeneral$50.00
9/29/2024Mackey SmithBluffdale, UTGeneral$25.00
10/2/2024House Speaker Leadership PACSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$3,000.00
10/2/2024Utah Food Industry Association Food PACMurray, UTGeneral$300.00
10/4/2024Harjinder SinghWest Valley City, UTGeneral$100.00
10/8/2024Governing Group PACNorth Salt Lake, UTGeneral$1,500.00
10/8/2024Bristol Meyers SquibbWashington, DCGeneral$250.00
10/8/2024Michael ButlerSouth Jordan, UTGeneral$50.00
10/8/2024Casey SaxtonRiverton, UTGeneral$50.00
10/9/2024Mike Kennedy for State SenateAlpine, UTGeneral$250.00
10/10/2024Randy ShumwaySalt Lake City, UTGeneral$250.00
10/18/2024Mike Kennedy for State SenateAlpine, UTGeneral$500.00
10/19/2024Elect Bridger BolinderGrantsville, UTGeneral$1,000.00
10/19/2024Cal Roberts for Utah State House 46Draper, UTGeneral$500.00
10/20/2024Corey AstillLehi, UTGeneral$250.00
10/21/2024Granite Education AssociationMurray, UTGeneral$500.00
10/22/2024Gage ZobellWest Valley City, UTGeneral$250.00
10/22/2024House Speaker Leadership PACSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$3,000.00
10/24/2024The Committee to Elect Casey SniderParadise, UTGeneral$1,000.00
10/24/2024Fresh Air PACSalt Lake City, UTGeneral$500.00
10/25/2024Utah Bankers AssociationSalt Lake City, UTYear End$1,000.00
10/25/2024Maverik Inc.Salt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
10/28/2024Craig WestonHighland, UTYear End$100.00
10/31/2024Matt MacPherson CampaignWest Valley City, UTYear End$220.00
11/6/2024Utah Association for JusticeSalt Lake City, UTYear End$650.00
11/6/2024PhRMAWashington, DCYear End$300.00
12/15/2024Merck Sharp & Dohme LLCRahway, NJYear End$250.00
12/28/2024Pharmaceutical Care Management AssociationWashington, DCYear End$250.00
1/7/2025H3 PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
1/7/2025Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTYear End$1,000.00
3/19/2025Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTYear End$200.00
6/6/2025Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTYear End$250.00
9/3/2025Daniel RichWarwick, NYYear End$1,000.00
9/4/2025Tourism Works PACMonticello, UTYear End$250.00
9/4/2025Utah Association of RealtorsSandy, UTYear End$2,000.00
9/4/2025Seth SunderlandCottonwood Heights, UTYear End$150.00
9/4/2025H3 PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
9/4/2025Utah Food Industry Association Food PACMurray, UTYear End$250.00
9/4/2025Utah Apartment Association PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
9/4/2025Utah Bankers AssociationSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
9/4/2025WCF Mutual Insurance CompanySandy, UTYear End$250.00
9/4/2025Siegfried & JensenMurray, UTYear End$100.00
9/4/2025Robert J. Debry & AssociatesSalt Lake City, UTYear End$100.00
9/4/2025Craig Swapp & AssociatesSandy, UTYear End$100.00
9/4/2025Driggs Bills & Day P.C. Salt Lake City, UTYear End$100.00
9/4/2025UTAH HOSPACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$500.00
9/15/2025Utah Association for JusticeSalt Lake City, UTYear End$350.00
9/29/2025Clearfield Recycling Inc.Clearfield, UTYear End$500.00
11/18/2025Jacqueline CunninghamDraper, UTYear End$100.00
11/21/2025RAI Services CompanyWinston-Salem, NCYear End$1,000.00
11/21/2025Nucor Corporation Political Action Committee of UtahPlymouth, UTYear End$400.00
11/21/2025Holland and Hart LLPSalt Lake City, UTYear End$250.00
11/24/2025Evviva Enterprises Inc.Cottonwood Heights, UTYear End$200.00
11/24/2025Merck Sharp & Dohme LLCRahway, NJYear End$250.00
11/24/2025Conservative Millennials PACRiverton, UTYear End$1,000.00
12/11/2025Kurt LondonNorth Salt Lake, UTYear End$250.00
12/24/2025Utah House Republican Election Committee PACSalt Lake City, UTYear End$5,000.00
12/31/2025Leslie CarpenterHyde Park, UTYear End$150.00
12/31/2025Gage ZobellWest Valley City, UTYear End$500.00

A few donors and one payee share Loubet’s surname; this page doesn’t assign relationships from surnames. Eight 2022 entries are filed as “Anonymous,” $5 to $20 each, noted “Donation at Republican central committee.”

LOUBET’S SPENDING

$262,024.13 Out Since 2020, Mostly to Campaign Firms

IN PLAIN WORDSMost of Loubet’s spending went to campaign firms, mail printers and advertising in his three election years. It has also paid for travel.

Where his money went, 2020–June 10, 2026

His ten largest business payees, as filed. Payments to individuals are in the ledger below.

Every Loubet expenditure, 2020–June 10, 2026 (704 entries)
DatePayee (as filed)Purpose (as filed)ReportAmount
2/28/2020Tactical CampaignsCampaign Strategist & MarketingConvention$500.00
3/7/2020Namecheap.comWebsite domain urlsConvention$18.12
3/13/2020Salt Lake County Elections OfficeCandidate Registration - State HouseConvention$82.06
3/14/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeConvention$0.38
3/16/2020FIVERRLogoConvention$12.00
3/17/2020FIVERRLogoConvention$7.00
3/18/2020Google VoicePhone ServiceConvention$3.00
3/18/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeConvention$1.30
3/20/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeConvention$6.20
4/1/2020GoogleG Suite for emailConvention$3.56
4/6/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeConvention$6.30
4/13/2020Woofy Inc.Social Media Management Primary$54.00
4/14/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$5.60
4/15/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$0.30
4/16/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$0.90
4/17/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$1.50
4/29/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$1.60
4/30/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$2.90
5/1/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$4.30
5/2/2020GoogleG Suite for emailPrimary$4.66
5/2/2020Tactical CampaignsCampaign Strategist & MarketingPrimary$500.00
5/3/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$0.30
5/19/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$0.30
6/2/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$5.60
6/2/2020GoogleG Suite for emailPrimary$6.43
6/4/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeePrimary$0.60
6/15/2020LABB and Co.Campaign T-shirtsPrimary$392.22
6/19/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$8.30
7/1/2020ZoomWeb Video Conferencing SoftwareSeptember 30th$12.86
7/2/2020GoogleG Suite for emailSeptember 30th$12.01
7/4/2020Fedex OfficeCar Campaign SignsSeptember 30th$72.39
7/21/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.60
7/22/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.70
7/23/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$1.48
7/26/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
7/30/2020Zoom.USVideo Meeting and ConferencingSeptember 30th$12.86
7/30/2020GoogleG Suite for emailSeptember 30th$19.30
8/10/2020Stone Mountain PressCampaign SignsSeptember 30th$1,669.20
8/12/2020Tactical CampaignsCampaign Strategist & MarketingSeptember 30th$1,000.00
8/14/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.60
8/15/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
8/29/2020Domino's PizzaPizza for volunteersSeptember 30th$69.41
8/29/2020Walmart Supercenterzip ties paper plates cupsSeptember 30th$25.95
8/30/2020Zoom.USZoom monthly subscriptionSeptember 30th$12.86
8/31/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$20.30
8/31/2020Tony WoodCampaign StaffSeptember 30th$96.00
9/1/2020Google GSuiteG Suite for emailSeptember 30th$20.12
9/1/2020Google VoiceGoogle VoiceSeptember 30th$2.44
9/9/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
9/10/2020Stone Mountain PressCampaign SignsSeptember 30th$1,669.20
9/11/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
9/15/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$10.30
9/17/2020Tony WoodCampaign StaffSeptember 30th$172.00
9/19/2020Beardall's BakeryFood for VolunteersSeptember 30th$28.93
9/19/2020Walmart SupercenterFood for VolunteersSeptember 30th$29.32
9/20/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
9/21/2020Amazon.comVolunteer SuppliesSeptember 30th$41.81
9/22/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
9/23/2020Amazon.comVolunteer SuppliesSeptember 30th$11.79
9/23/2020LABB and Co.Campaign T-shirtsSeptember 30th$160.40
9/24/2020POSTNETMap of DistrictSeptember 30th$13.94
9/24/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeSeptember 30th$0.30
9/30/2020CCRI by UPMA - City Creek ParkingParking for Campaign Lunch MeetingGeneral$2.00
9/30/2020Zoom.USZoom monthly subscriptionGeneral$12.86
10/1/2020Tony WoodCampaign StaffGeneral$547.45
10/1/2020MacPherson CampaignBooth at West Valley Fireworks DisplayGeneral$100.00
10/2/2020Election HiveCampaign Strategist & MarketingGeneral$6,500.00
10/2/2020Google GSuiteG Suite for emailGeneral$13.08
10/2/2020Google VoiceGoogle VoiceGeneral$14.86
10/3/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeGeneral$0.30
10/6/2020Frank Carrasco TPGPhone Calls - basic pollingGeneral$1,629.31
10/8/2020Tactical CampaignsCampaign Strategist & MarketingGeneral$2,000.00
10/8/2020Tactical CampaignsVideo CreationGeneral$2,333.45
10/8/2020Tactical CampaignsDataGeneral$1,000.00
10/9/2020Lt. Governors OfficeLate Contribution Reporting FineGeneral$2.50
10/9/2020Wix.comannual website subscriptionGeneral$142.71
10/9/2020United States Postal ServiceStampsGeneral$105.00
10/9/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeGeneral$2.30
10/11/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeGeneral$0.30
10/15/2020Fedex OfficeMailing labelsGeneral$15.55
10/23/2020Walmart SupercenterVolunteer bags and snacksYear End$24.21
10/24/2020Beardall's BakeryDonuts for volunteersYear End$31.07
10/26/2020Frank Carrasco TPGPhone Calls - basic pollingYear End$1,889.34
10/29/2020Zoom.USZoom monthly subscriptionYear End$12.86
10/30/2020AnedotCredit Processing FeeYear End$0.30
11/1/2020Google GSuiteG Suite for emailYear End$12.87
11/1/2020Google VoiceGoogle VoiceYear End$14.98
11/4/2020Tanner DistefanoCampaign StaffYear End$26.00
11/4/2020Jackson MossCampaign StaffYear End$51.65
11/4/2020Tony WoodCampaign StaffYear End$313.10
11/4/2020Tactical CampaignsPalm Cards and Post CardsYear End$1,279.38
11/4/2020Tactical CampaignsVideo CreationYear End$2,148.00
11/4/2020Tactical CampaignsCTV AdsYear End$1,000.00
11/4/2020Tactical CampaignsP2P MMS Text MessagesYear End$558.10
11/5/2020Tactical Campaigns2 MailersYear End$4,796.85
11/6/2020Tactical Campaigns2 MailersYear End$4,196.64
11/6/2020Tactical CampaignsP2P MMS CallHub eCanvasser 1 MailerYear End$3,201.29
11/19/2020La Fountain Mexican RestaurantCampaign Staff Appreciation LunchYear End$40.00
11/23/2020Becky GuertlerCampaign StaffYear End$1,000.00
11/30/2020Zoom.USVideo Meeting and ConferencingYear End$12.86
12/2/2020Google GSuiteG Suite for emailYear End$12.87
12/2/2020Google VoiceGoogle VoiceYear End$14.90
1/1/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.48
1/2/2021Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
2/1/2021Google PlayCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
2/2/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$20.37
2/6/2021Namecheap.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$13.16
3/1/2021Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
3/1/2021Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.18
4/1/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.28
4/1/2021Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
5/1/2021Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
5/1/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$5.28
5/18/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$10.00
6/2/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.24
6/2/2021Google PlayCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
7/2/2021Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
7/3/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.28
8/2/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.00
8/2/2021Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
9/2/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
9/2/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.99
9/22/2021Wix.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$296.01
10/1/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
10/3/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.92
11/1/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.87
11/2/2021Google PlayCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
12/2/2021GoogleCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.85
12/2/2021Google PlayCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.87
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2/2/2022GoogleCampaign ExpenseConvention$14.62
2/6/2022Namecheap.comCampaign ExpenseConvention$14.16
2/9/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$1.30
2/13/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$8.60
2/24/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseConvention$650.00
3/2/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
3/2/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseConvention$12.87
3/2/2022GoogleCampaign ExpenseConvention$14.62
3/2/2022Salt Lake County Elections OfficeCampaign ExpenseConvention$82.06
3/3/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
3/5/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$1.30
3/6/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$4.30
3/14/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseConvention$650.00
3/14/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseConvention$298.89
3/15/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
3/16/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
3/26/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
3/27/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
3/28/2022RateNow LLCCampaign ExpenseConvention$137.34
3/28/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.30
4/1/2022Google VoiceCampaign ExpensePrimary$14.62
4/2/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpensePrimary$12.87
4/5/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpensePrimary$650.00
4/12/2022AnedotCampaign ExpensePrimary$0.30
4/26/2022AnedotCampaign ExpensePrimary$0.30
4/28/2022AnedotCampaign ExpensePrimary$40.30
5/2/2022Google VoiceCampaign ExpensePrimary$14.54
5/2/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpensePrimary$12.87
5/17/2022UPMA Salt Lake CityCampaign ExpensePrimary$8.00
6/3/2022Google VoiceCampaign ExpensePrimary$14.54
6/3/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpensePrimary$12.87
6/15/2022AnedotCampaign ExpensePrimary$0.30
6/21/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$650.00
6/21/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
6/22/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.60
7/1/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$14.54
7/1/2022Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$12.87
7/13/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
7/18/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$20.30
8/1/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$15.06
8/1/2022Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$12.87
8/9/2022Renaissance SignsAdvertisingSeptember 30th$1,247.20
8/9/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$866.00
8/11/2022Election HiveAdvertisingSeptember 30th$742.68
8/13/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
8/13/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$10.60
8/19/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
8/31/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1.30
8/31/2022Lynda CoxCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$120.00
9/1/2022Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$15.03
9/1/2022Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$12.86
9/1/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$866.00
9/4/2022Election HiveAdvertisingSeptember 30th$2,666.00
9/5/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
9/6/2022Becky GuertlerCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/9/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
9/12/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.30
9/16/2022Salt Lake City Bee'sCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$580.00
9/16/2022Renaissance SignsAdvertisingSeptember 30th$753.20
9/19/2022Deseret NewsAdvertisingSeptember 30th$1,000.00
9/19/2022In the Field LLCCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,500.00
9/19/2022Salt Lake City Bee'sCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$112.00
9/20/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$0.60
9/21/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$396.00
9/21/2022Kearns High SchoolAdvertisingSeptember 30th$350.00
9/21/2022Election HiveAdvertisingSeptember 30th$111.39
9/25/2022AnedotAdvertisingSeptember 30th$0.30
9/25/2022Wix.comCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$347.49
9/27/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseGeneral$45.14
9/28/2022Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingGeneral$2,690.41
9/28/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$10.30
9/29/2022In the Field LLCCampaign ExpenseGeneral$9,225.00
9/29/2022Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingGeneral$705.47
9/30/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$4.30
10/1/2022Google GSuiteOfficeGeneral$15.03
10/1/2022Google VoiceOfficeGeneral$12.87
10/2/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$0.30
10/4/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseGeneral$866.00
10/4/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$21.60
10/5/2022Becky GuertlerCampaign ExpenseGeneral$1,000.00
10/7/2022CostcoCampaign ExpenseGeneral$20.47
10/8/2022Election HiveAdvertisingGeneral$25.00
10/12/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$0.30
10/13/2022Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingGeneral$2,802.41
10/14/2022Intelligent ElectionsCampaign ExpenseGeneral$500.00
10/14/2022The Political GroupCampaign ExpenseGeneral$2,787.94
10/15/2022RateNow LLCAdvertisingGeneral$139.26
10/15/2022RateNow LLCAdvertisingGeneral$217.25
10/18/2022Krisana FinlayCampaign ExpenseGeneral$825.00
10/18/2022The UPS StoreSuppliesGeneral$48.26
10/18/2022Walmart SupercenterSuppliesGeneral$50.00
10/19/2022Election HiveAdvertisingGeneral$5,000.00
10/20/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$0.30
10/21/2022J-DawgsCampaign ExpenseGeneral$332.03
10/21/2022CostcoCampaign ExpenseGeneral$99.34
10/21/2022RateNow LLCAdvertisingGeneral$753.39
10/21/2022The UPS StoreSuppliesGeneral$48.26
10/22/2022El HabaneroCampaign ExpenseGeneral$8.06
10/22/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$0.30
10/24/2022AnedotCampaign ExpenseGeneral$20.30
10/25/2022Krisana FinlayCampaign ExpenseGeneral$844.00
10/28/2022Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingYear End$790.88
10/28/2022University of UtahOtherYear End$4.00
10/29/2022Broadway Media LLCAdvertisingYear End$1,500.00
11/1/2022Google WorkspaceOfficeYear End$14.21
11/1/2022Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.80
11/1/2022Election HiveCampaign ExpenseYear End$620.00
11/1/2022Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingYear End$2,714.82
11/8/2022Sun Palace Convention CenterOtherYear End$9.00
11/9/2022RateNow LLCAdvertisingYear End$701.14
11/14/2022In the Field LLCCampaign ExpenseYear End$2,000.00
11/15/2022Salt Lake County Republican PartyOtherYear End$390.00
11/16/2022In the Field LLCCampaign ExpenseYear End$2,250.50
11/17/2022Krisana FinlayCampaign ExpenseYear End$839.60
11/21/2022Nathan's Famous Hot DogsTravel ExpensesYear End$8.61
11/25/2022Anthony LoubetLoansYear End$2,392.22
11/25/2022Becky GuertlerCampaign ExpenseYear End$3,000.00
11/25/2022Krisana FinlayCampaign ExpenseYear End$1,236.00
11/29/2022Wells Fargo CenterOtherYear End$4.00
12/1/2022CostcoOtherYear End$102.98
12/1/2022Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.80
12/1/2022Google WorkspaceOfficeYear End$15.45
12/2/2022Salt Lake Palace Convention CenterOtherYear End$16.00
12/3/2022RateNow LLCAdvertisingYear End$121.44
12/3/2022Black Bear DinerConstituent ServicesYear End$34.03
12/7/2022Emily EgglestonCampaign ExpenseYear End$1,000.00
12/12/2022The UPS StoreCampaign ExpenseYear End$281.00
12/14/2022Walmart SupercenterConstituent ServicesYear End$41.18
12/23/2022Monday.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$617.76
12/27/2022Mom's - Diner in KearnsCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
12/28/2022Mom's - Diner in KearnsCampaign ExpenseYear End$35.00
12/31/2022Red Lotus BistroCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.00
1/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
1/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.80
1/12/2023Amazon.comOfficeYear End$782.80
1/13/2023Amazon.comOfficeYear End$529.77
1/13/2023RateNow LLCConstituent ServicesYear End$129.91
1/14/2023Anthony LoubetLoansYear End$1,045.58
1/16/2023Amazon.comOfficeYear End$321.67
1/17/2023Mom's - Diner in KearnsConstituent ServicesYear End$2,000.00
1/18/2023Monday.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$455.02
1/18/2023RateNow LLCConstituent ServicesYear End$687.39
1/23/2023House of Representatives Third HouseAssociation ExpenseYear End$400.00
2/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
2/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.80
2/6/2023Namecheap.comOfficeYear End$14.76
3/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
3/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$15.01
3/2/2023Salt Lake County Republican PartyConstituent ServicesYear End$50.00
3/9/2023Election HiveConstituent ServicesYear End$3,000.00
3/9/2023In the Field LLCConstituent ServicesYear End$1,500.00
4/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
4/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$15.01
4/3/2023American Legislative Exchange Council - ALECAssociation ExpenseYear End$200.00
4/3/2023Friends of Katy HallAdvertisingYear End$70.00
4/17/2023American Legislative Exchange Council - ALECTravel ExpensesYear End$775.00
4/20/2023Bona Vita RestaurantCampaign ExpenseYear End$64.89
5/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
5/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.81
5/19/2023Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services DistrictAdvertisingYear End$500.00
5/20/2023Delta AirlinesTravel ExpensesYear End$1,065.58
5/30/2023Bedsonline.comTravel ExpensesYear End$238.33
6/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
6/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.81
6/7/2023Tsunami Restaurant & Sushi BarOfficeYear End$51.92
6/9/2023Walmart SupercenterSuppliesYear End$14.01
6/10/2023Little CaesarsCampaign ExpenseYear End$60.53
6/18/2023Dairy KeenTravel ExpensesYear End$27.68
6/29/2023Walmart SupercenterSuppliesYear End$74.00
7/1/2023CostcoSuppliesYear End$345.36
7/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$15.45
7/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.81
7/8/2023The CreameryTravel ExpensesYear End$8.24
7/9/2023Tacos El JefeTravel ExpensesYear End$19.26
7/10/2023Salt Lake City BeesCampaign ExpenseYear End$240.00
7/13/2023Bona Vita RestaurantCampaign ExpenseYear End$52.85
7/14/2023Bona Vita RestaurantCampaign ExpenseYear End$19.18
7/21/2023Rocket Reed RealtyTravel ExpensesYear End$20.00
7/22/2023Anthony LoubetLoansYear End$2,127.57
7/26/2023SubwayTravel ExpensesYear End$11.34
7/30/2023Marriott InternationalTravel ExpensesYear End$1,215.55
8/1/2023Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.45
8/1/2023Google VoiceTravel ExpensesYear End$14.81
8/3/2023Election HiveCampaign ExpenseYear End$643.50
8/12/2023Gaylord Palms ResortTravel ExpensesYear End$31.88
8/12/2023Jamba JuiceTravel ExpensesYear End$11.81
8/13/2023UberTravel ExpensesYear End$33.95
8/13/2023UberTravel ExpensesYear End$6.79
8/24/2023Applebee'sCampaign ExpenseYear End$117.08
8/31/2023SpitzCampaign ExpenseYear End$47.59
9/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.84
9/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$20.76
9/7/2023Bee's Baseball IncTravel ExpensesYear End$10.00
9/18/2023CostcoTravel ExpensesYear End$63.31
9/19/2023DSU Dining ServicesTravel ExpensesYear End$7.46
9/20/2023Walmart SupercenterTravel ExpensesYear End$61.26
9/20/2023Best WesternTravel ExpensesYear End$330.21
9/20/2023Burger KingTravel ExpensesYear End$10.16
9/22/2023Utah.govCampaign ExpenseYear End$20.00
9/29/2023Chick-fil-AAdvertisingYear End$220.00
10/4/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$25.74
10/4/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.83
10/6/2023Zoom Video CommunicationsCampaign ExpenseYear End$128.62
10/10/2023Wix.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$347.49
11/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$25.74
11/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.18
11/14/2023Sheraton Hotels & ResortsTravel ExpensesYear End$5.00
12/1/2023Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$25.74
12/1/2023Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.32
12/4/2023The UPS StoreOfficeYear End$384.00
12/6/2023Utah Property Management AssociatesTravel ExpensesYear End$4.00
12/11/2023Element by MarriottTravel ExpensesYear End$202.31
12/12/2023MenyaTravel ExpensesYear End$18.35
12/21/2023USPSSuppliesYear End$66.00
12/22/2023Kearns High SchoolDonationsYear End$100.00
12/28/2023UPMA Salt Lake CityTravel ExpensesYear End$4.00
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1/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeConvention$25.74
1/3/2024Lt. Governors OfficeCampaign ExpenseConvention$83.02
1/3/2024Integrity MattersCampaign ExpenseConvention$1,000.00
1/19/2024Jen PetersenOfficeConvention$742.00
1/25/2024CostcoCampaign ExpenseConvention$43.24
2/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeConvention$25.74
2/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeConvention$14.67
2/2/2024Culver'sConstituent ServicesConvention$6.93
2/13/2024Little America CafeConstituent ServicesConvention$23.49
2/14/2024Election HiveConstituent ServicesConvention$2,303.75
3/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeConvention$28.05
3/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeConvention$14.67
3/3/2024Namecheap.comCampaign ExpenseConvention$16.06
3/4/2024AppleOfficeConvention$0.99
3/5/2024Grand America ParkingCampaign ExpenseConvention$10.00
3/11/2024AnedotOtherConvention$40.30
3/12/2024Mom's - Diner in KearnsConstituent ServicesConvention$159.74
3/12/2024Salt Lake County Republican PartyCampaign ExpenseConvention$300.00
3/13/2024Election HiveConstituent ServicesConvention$1,630.37
3/17/2024AnedotOtherConvention$4.30
3/28/2024Cyprus Track and FieldDonationsConvention$104.00
3/30/2024AnedotOtherConvention$0.30
4/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeConvention$31.04
4/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeConvention$14.67
4/3/2024AppleOfficeConvention$0.99
4/24/2024Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services DistrictAdvertisingPrimary$1,000.00
4/24/2024SpitzConstituent ServicesPrimary$53.53
4/25/2024Burgers on WheelsCampaign ExpensePrimary$14.19
5/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficePrimary$31.04
5/1/2024Google VoiceOfficePrimary$14.62
5/2/2024Election HiveOfficePrimary$1,126.00
5/3/2024AppleOfficePrimary$0.99
5/6/2024Right InsightCampaign ExpensePrimary$1,900.00
5/11/2024AnedotOtherPrimary$4.30
5/26/2024Delta AirlinesTravel ExpensesPrimary$504.99
6/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficePrimary$31.04
6/1/2024Google VoiceOfficePrimary$14.62
6/3/2024AppleOfficePrimary$0.99
6/3/2024Kearns High School Band BoostersAdvertisingPrimary$500.00
6/10/2024Becky GuertlerCampaign ExpensePrimary$1,000.00
6/14/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$4.30
6/19/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$654.86
6/19/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,000.00
6/21/2024Utah Corporations RenewalCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$10.00
6/25/2024CostcoCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$195.60
6/26/2024Walmart SupercenterCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$101.57
6/27/2024SpitzCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$35.09
6/27/2024Domino's PizzaCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$78.68
6/27/2024Blair Candy Company IncCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$400.62
7/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeSeptember 30th$31.04
7/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeSeptember 30th$14.62
7/3/2024Aubergine KitchenCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$18.87
7/3/2024MichaelsCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$38.58
7/3/2024AppleOfficeSeptember 30th$0.99
7/4/2024HarmonsCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$46.71
7/11/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,000.00
7/11/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,320.25
7/13/2024DeschutesTravel ExpensesSeptember 30th$11.74
7/14/2024Hilton PortlandTravel ExpensesSeptember 30th$948.34
8/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeSeptember 30th$14.96
8/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeSeptember 30th$31.04
8/2/2024Walmart SupercenterCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$11.04
8/2/2024Walmart SupercenterCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$113.03
8/2/2024CostcoCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$134.79
8/3/2024AppleOfficeSeptember 30th$0.99
8/8/2024Becky GuertlerCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$2,000.00
8/8/2024Aubergine KitchenCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$45.87
8/19/2024CostcoCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$27.27
8/20/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$14.30
8/20/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$20.30
8/20/2024Alyssa MontaninoCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$20.00
8/21/2024Fiiz DrinksCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$60.00
8/21/2024Smith BallparkCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$64.45
8/23/2024Copperton Town DaysCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$40.00
8/23/2024Walmart SupercenterCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$35.21
8/23/2024CostcoCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$49.40
8/24/2024Jurassic TacosCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$71.09
8/24/2024World Famous Yum YuCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$20.46
8/25/2024Murphy USACampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$5.36
8/25/2024Grace GibsonCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$115.00
8/29/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$0.30
8/30/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$20.30
9/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeSeptember 30th$31.04
9/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeSeptember 30th$14.96
9/6/2024Becky GuertlerCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,760.00
9/6/2024AppleOfficeSeptember 30th$0.99
9/6/2024Sun Print SolutionsCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$1,836.66
9/6/2024Walmart SupercenterCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$77.65
9/7/2024Domino's PizzaCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$155.78
9/9/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$2,034.41
9/10/2024Broadway Media LLCAdvertisingSeptember 30th$5,000.00
9/13/2024American Plaza Salt Lake CityOtherSeptember 30th$4.00
9/15/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$4.30
9/16/2024The Political GroupCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$3,870.33
9/18/2024AnedotOtherSeptember 30th$40.30
9/22/2024Wix.comCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$373.23
9/25/2024In the Field LLCCampaign ExpenseSeptember 30th$20,575.50
9/26/2024ArenaAdvertisingGeneral$10,300.00
9/26/2024Friends of Carlos MorenoCampaign ExpenseGeneral$300.00
9/27/2024Amazon.comCampaign ExpenseGeneral$191.43
9/27/2024AnedotOtherGeneral$20.30
9/30/2024Reagan Outdoor AdvertisingAdvertisingGeneral$2,818.57
10/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeGeneral$14.96
10/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeGeneral$31.04
10/3/2024Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingGeneral$2,475.31
10/3/2024Marriott InternationalCampaign ExpenseGeneral$5.00
10/3/2024AppleCampaign ExpenseGeneral$0.99
10/6/2024Zoom Video CommunicationsCampaign ExpenseGeneral$137.20
10/7/2024Nicole McDermottDonationsGeneral$250.00
10/7/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseGeneral$1,268.78
10/8/2024Sun Print SolutionsCampaign ExpenseGeneral$737.88
10/8/2024AnedotOtherGeneral$2.30
10/8/2024AnedotOtherGeneral$0.30
10/10/2024AnedotOtherGeneral$10.30
10/12/2024Jack in the BoxCampaign ExpenseGeneral$60.94
10/12/2024Elizabeth LoubetCampaign ExpenseGeneral$90.00
10/14/2024Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingGeneral$2,475.99
10/15/2024Right InsightCampaign ExpenseGeneral$1,178.38
10/22/2024AnedotOtherGeneral$10.30
10/24/2024AnedotOtherGeneral$20.30
10/25/2024Sun Print SolutionsAdvertisingYear End$2,801.40
10/28/2024AnedotOtherYear End$4.30
10/29/2024Scott for Utah SenatePolitical SupportYear End$1,000.00
10/31/2024Mountain America Credit UnionCampaign ExpenseYear End$5.00
11/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$30.89
11/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeYear End$15.01
11/1/2024Aubergine KitchenCampaign ExpenseYear End$41.59
11/1/2024Cyprus HighCampaign ExpenseYear End$440.00
11/4/2024Express DigitalAdvertisingYear End$461.18
11/4/2024AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
11/7/2024Kearns High SchoolAdvertisingYear End$349.00
11/8/2024ParkingcomCampaign ExpenseYear End$5.35
11/14/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseYear End$219.35
11/15/2024Cafe ZupasCampaign ExpenseYear End$33.03
11/20/2024Cafe ZupasCampaign ExpenseYear End$21.46
11/25/2024Simply to ImpressCampaign ExpenseYear End$252.04
12/1/2024Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$30.89
12/1/2024Google VoiceOfficeYear End$15.01
12/2/2024Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.36
12/4/2024Election HiveCampaign ExpenseYear End$3,056.04
12/4/2024The UPS StoreCampaign ExpenseYear End$806.40
12/5/2024AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
12/5/2024Utah House of RepresentativesOfficeYear End$400.00
12/6/2024USPSSuppliesYear End$73.00
12/16/2024USPSSuppliesYear End$146.00
1/1/2025SP Bullet JournalSuppliesYear End$134.63
1/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.89
1/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.01
1/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.36
1/3/2025Pro Life UtahDonationsYear End$500.00
1/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
1/8/2025Winter GarageCampaign ExpenseYear End$4.00
1/25/2025ParkWhiz Inc.Travel ExpensesYear End$6.35
2/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.89
2/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.91
2/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
2/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
2/3/2025Amazon.comOfficeYear End$101.88
2/4/2025Thai 101Campaign ExpenseYear End$20.88
2/6/2025Namecheap.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$17.16
2/8/2025Winter GarageTravel ExpensesYear End$8.00
2/12/2025Diamond ParkingTravel ExpensesYear End$14.00
2/15/2025Little America CafeCampaign ExpenseYear End$192.02
2/20/2025La Fogata Mexican GrillConstituent ServicesYear End$165.85
2/21/2025Kearns High School Band BoostersCampaign ExpenseYear End$80.00
2/21/2025ParkWhiz Inc.Travel ExpensesYear End$14.00
2/28/2025Metropolis ParkingTravel ExpensesYear End$6.99
3/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.89
3/2/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.91
3/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
3/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
3/6/2025Utah Diaper BankDonationsYear End$100.00
3/7/2025Crystal SiratsamyDonationsYear End$100.00
3/21/2025Election HiveCampaign ExpenseYear End$3,560.04
3/25/2025Village BakerCampaign ExpenseYear End$27.50
3/25/2025Cyprus Track and FieldDonationsYear End$105.00
3/25/2025Kearns High SchoolDonationsYear End$150.00
4/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.91
4/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.89
4/1/2025Cultivate Craft KitchenCampaign ExpenseYear End$150.05
4/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
4/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
4/7/2025Lt Governors OfficeOtherYear End$250.00
4/9/2025Chili'sCampaign ExpenseYear End$48.72
4/11/2025Amazon.comOfficeYear End$28.90
4/17/2025ChamberWestCampaign ExpenseYear End$1,300.00
4/22/2025El Tio TacosCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.09
4/27/2025Gamma.AppOfficeYear End$96.00
4/27/2025Delta AirlinesTravel ExpensesYear End$3,537.64
4/29/2025Mackey for BluffdalePolitical SupportYear End$100.00
5/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.89
5/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.91
5/1/2025Christopherson Travel AgencyTravel ExpensesYear End$903.97
5/1/2025NCSLCampaign ExpenseYear End$210.00
5/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
5/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
5/4/2025Cafe RioTravel ExpensesYear End$28.35
5/4/2025Circa at Navy YardTravel ExpensesYear End$123.02
5/5/2025The Rabbit HoleTravel ExpensesYear End$59.87
5/6/2025Good Stuff EateryTravel ExpensesYear End$14.10
5/8/2025Ben's Chili BowlTravel ExpensesYear End$15.94
5/8/2025Hampton Inn - WashingtonTravel ExpensesYear End$1,321.84
5/8/2025Holocaust Museum CafeteriaTravel ExpensesYear End$46.15
5/12/2025Grand America ParkingCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.00
5/18/2025Beto's Mexican FoodTravel ExpensesYear End$23.38
5/22/2025BrioCampaign ExpenseYear End$32.00
5/31/2025Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services DistrictAdvertisingYear End$500.00
6/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.89
6/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.91
6/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
6/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
6/4/2025Cielito Lindo CafeCampaign ExpenseYear End$37.18
6/13/2025La Fogata Mexican GrillCampaign ExpenseYear End$38.89
6/17/2025Cielito Lindo CafeCampaign ExpenseYear End$23.97
6/24/2025Tawnee McCayPolitical SupportYear End$200.00
6/27/2025Great IndiaCampaign ExpenseYear End$53.88
6/30/2025Cielito Lindo CafeCampaign ExpenseYear End$32.46
7/1/2025Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$30.89
7/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
7/2/2025Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.90
7/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
7/7/2025La Fogata Mexican GrillCampaign ExpenseYear End$145.66
7/15/2025Main ParkingTravel ExpensesYear End$9.00
7/16/2025Election HiveCampaign ExpenseYear End$1,593.90
7/17/2025Red RockCampaign ExpenseYear End$68.91
7/17/2025Saffron ValleyCampaign ExpenseYear End$74.26
7/29/2025La Case TomalCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.08
7/29/2025KeolisTravel ExpensesYear End$32.00
8/1/2025Google GSuiteOfficeYear End$34.76
8/1/2025Google VoiceOfficeYear End$14.91
8/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
8/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
8/3/2025Crabby JackTravel ExpensesYear End$23.84
8/4/2025UberTravel ExpensesYear End$32.76
8/4/2025Westin Boston Seaport DistrictTravel ExpensesYear End$80.01
8/5/2025La BottegaTravel ExpensesYear End$16.00
8/5/2025UberTravel ExpensesYear End$44.63
8/5/2025StarbucksTravel ExpensesYear End$40.86
8/6/2025UberTravel ExpensesYear End$12.00
8/6/2025Wicked Lobsta RestaurantTravel ExpensesYear End$52.05
8/7/2025Westin Boston Seaport DistrictTravel ExpensesYear End$1,355.52
8/7/2025Dunkin DonutsTravel ExpensesYear End$22.11
8/13/2025AMS Service FeeTravel ExpensesYear End$2.48
8/19/2025PSPT SLTLKCTravel ExpensesYear End$3.50
8/19/2025Crown BurgersCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.62
8/20/2025Sawadee Thai RestaurantCampaign ExpenseYear End$22.96
8/21/2025R&R BBQCampaign ExpenseYear End$24.90
8/27/2025KneadersCampaign ExpenseYear End$30.92
8/28/2025El HabaneroCampaign ExpenseYear End$34.17
8/30/2025La Casa Del TamalCampaign ExpenseYear End$48.09
9/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$36.10
9/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.94
9/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
9/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
9/11/2025Cielito Lindo CafeCampaign ExpenseYear End$56.50
9/22/2025Wix.comCampaign ExpenseYear End$373.92
10/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$36.10
10/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$14.93
10/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
10/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
10/6/2025Zoom Video CommunicationsCampaign ExpenseYear End$137.46
10/14/2025Luke StrongDonationsYear End$25.00
10/25/2025Culver'sCampaign ExpenseYear End$37.31
10/28/2025Kearns High SchoolCampaign ExpenseYear End$66.86
10/30/2025El HabaneroCampaign ExpenseYear End$41.71
10/31/2025Kearns High SchoolCampaign ExpenseYear End$12.00
11/1/2025Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseYear End$36.10
11/1/2025Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseYear End$15.00
11/3/2025AppleCampaign ExpenseYear End$0.99
11/3/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
11/6/2025La Fogata Mexican GrillCampaign ExpenseYear End$41.19
11/10/2025CCRI by UPMA - City Creek ParkingTravel ExpensesYear End$3.00
12/2/2025Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseYear End$40.00
12/2/20252025 Hunter Boys WrestlingCampaign ExpenseYear End$53.73
12/2/2025Simply to ImpressCampaign ExpenseYear End$199.63
12/2/2025La Fogata Mexican GrillCampaign ExpenseYear End$37.35
12/11/2025Red Rock PlaceCampaign ExpenseYear End$59.45
12/16/2025Simply to ImpressCampaign ExpenseYear End$156.09
12/16/2025Pro Life UtahDonationsYear End$500.00
12/31/2025AnedotCampaign ExpenseYear End$20.30
12/31/2025La Fogata Mexican GrillCampaign ExpenseYear End$53.17
1/1/2026SP Bullet JournalCampaign ExpenseConvention$136.27
1/1/2026Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseConvention$36.10
1/1/2026Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseConvention$15.00
1/2/2026Salt Lake County Elections OfficeCampaign ExpenseConvention$83.86
1/2/2026Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseConvention$60.00
1/3/2026AppleCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.99
1/5/2026Kearns High SchoolCampaign ExpenseConvention$250.00
1/10/2026Krispy KremeCampaign ExpenseConvention$57.23
1/12/2026Crown BurgersCampaign ExpenseConvention$31.04
1/14/2026The UPS StoreCampaign ExpenseConvention$8.17
1/14/2026POSTNETCampaign ExpenseConvention$6.38
1/15/2026Walmart SupercenterCampaign ExpenseConvention$60.11
1/15/2026Chili'sCampaign ExpenseConvention$43.68
1/16/2026Krispy KremeCampaign ExpenseConvention$42.27
1/16/2026Dees Family RestaurantCampaign ExpenseConvention$78.92
2/1/2026Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseConvention$36.10
2/1/2026Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseConvention$15.13
2/2/2026Amazon.comCampaign ExpenseConvention$234.23
2/2/2026Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseConvention$60.00
2/12/2026Fedex OfficeCampaign ExpenseConvention$4.36
2/12/2026Election HiveCampaign ExpenseConvention$2,906.00
2/16/2026AppleCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.99
2/19/2026Zao Asian CafeCampaign ExpenseConvention$18.83
2/20/2026The Roof RestaurantCampaign ExpenseConvention$214.57
2/25/2026Deseret IndustriesCampaign ExpenseConvention$56.00
2/25/2026PSPT SLTLKCCampaign ExpenseConvention$7.00
3/1/2026Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseConvention$36.10
3/1/2026Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseConvention$15.13
3/2/2026Deseret IndustriesCampaign ExpenseConvention$80.00
3/2/2026Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpenseConvention$60.00
3/3/2026AppleCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.99
3/5/2026Crown BurgersCampaign ExpenseConvention$56.98
3/5/2026ParkWhiz Inc.Campaign ExpenseConvention$14.55
3/5/2026Utah House of RepresentativesCampaign ExpenseConvention$100.00
3/6/2026Smith's FoodCampaign ExpenseConvention$167.10
3/10/2026Namecheap.comCampaign ExpenseConvention$18.68
3/10/2026Election HiveCampaign ExpenseConvention$1,558.32
3/10/2026Election HiveCampaign ExpenseConvention$1,552.73
3/11/2026CCRI by UPMA - City Creek ParkingTravel ExpensesConvention$15.00
3/18/2026Chili'sCampaign ExpenseConvention$45.64
4/1/2026Google GSuiteCampaign ExpenseConvention$36.10
4/1/2026Expedia.comTravel ExpensesConvention$985.80
4/2/2026Google VoiceCampaign ExpenseConvention$15.13
4/2/2026Delta AirlinesTravel ExpensesConvention$1,746.79
4/3/2026AppleCampaign ExpenseConvention$0.99
4/6/2026VistaprintCampaign ExpenseConvention$178.34
4/6/2026RushorderteesCampaign ExpenseConvention$840.26
4/6/20264 All PromosCampaign ExpenseConvention$270.68
4/6/20264 All PromosCampaign ExpenseConvention$124.10
4/7/2026Fedex OfficeCampaign ExpensePrimary$259.74
4/8/2026ChamberWestTravel ExpensesPrimary$1,400.00
4/8/20264 All PromosCampaign ExpensePrimary$2,070.49
4/9/2026Sticker MuleCampaign ExpensePrimary$134.72
4/28/2026Kearns High SchoolDonationsPrimary$15.00
5/2/2026Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpensePrimary$60.00
5/5/2026Christopherson Travel AgencyTravel ExpensesPrimary$2,982.93
5/5/2026Linda W Hanks for UtahPolitical SupportPrimary$100.00
5/6/2026POSTNETCampaign ExpensePrimary$7.53
5/11/2026American AirlinesTravel ExpensesPrimary$110.00
5/12/2026Wok a HolicTravel ExpensesPrimary$26.88
5/12/2026Silver DinerTravel ExpensesPrimary$82.85
5/12/2026Silver DinerTravel ExpensesPrimary$82.85
5/12/2026Namecheap.comCampaign ExpensePrimary$18.68
5/14/2026Great American BagelTravel ExpensesPrimary$16.64
5/14/2026UberTravel ExpensesPrimary$31.59
5/15/2026Gab Term B DCA Washington DCTravel ExpensesPrimary$60.79
5/19/2026Kearns High SchoolCampaign ExpensePrimary$200.00
5/19/2026POSTNETCampaign ExpensePrimary$55.27
6/1/2026Right InsightCampaign ExpensePrimary$0.52
6/1/2026Google GSuiteCampaign ExpensePrimary$36.10
6/1/2026Google VoiceCampaign ExpensePrimary$15.02
6/1/2026AppleCampaign ExpensePrimary$0.99
6/2/2026Extra Space StorageCampaign ExpensePrimary$80.00
6/10/2026Magna CityAdvertisingPrimary$500.00
Total$262,024.13

In 2023 several of his loans to the campaign match same-day travel charges in amount (for example $775 to ALEC and $1,065.58 to Delta), and the campaign then repaid him; each step is filed. Legislators’ campaign funds may be used for costs tied to their office; this page doesn’t judge individual items.

OATES’S MONEY

$66,374 in 2026, Most From Individuals

IN PLAIN WORDSNearly two-thirds of Oates’s money came from individual people, most giving $100 or less. Advocacy PACs gave most of the rest.

Her DEX export (Convention and Primary reports, Jan. 5–June 11, 2026) plus her later contribution list (June 13–Sept. 23, 2026), which matches its own $41,736.53 subtotal. Rows marked “[DELETED]” are left out.

$66,374
RAISED, 2026
  • Individuals (304 gifts) — $41,701.26 (62.8%)
  • PACs, a union, party groups and another campaign — $24,672.50 (37.2%)
Individuals (304 gifts)$41,701
Advocacy PACs: Utah Women and Politics ($10,000), UNIPAC ($7,500), Elevate PAC ($3,000)$20,500
Utah House Democratic Leadership Council$2,500
IBEW PAC Voluntary Fund$1,000
Party, party club and another candidate’s campaign$672
Every Oates contribution, 2026 (314 entries)
DateContributor (as filed)City, stateReportNoteAmount
1/5/2026UNIPACSalt Lake City, UTConvention$7,500.00
1/12/2026KYLE OATESSalt Lake City, UTConvention$1,000.00
1/12/2026LAUREN CHAIKINDavie, FLConvention$1,000.00
1/12/2026ROBERT WINDERMagna, UTConvention$100.00
1/12/2026LARRY AND GLENDA GUNNMagna, UTConvention$100.00
1/13/2026BENNION GARDNERSouth Jordan, UTConvention$100.00
1/13/2026JULIE SIMSTaylorsville, UTConvention$50.00
1/13/2026JACKY NELSONSandy, UTConvention$150.00
1/14/2026AMY REEDSalt Lake City, UTConvention$50.00
1/14/2026BECKY KUMPWest Jordan, UTConvention$100.00
1/15/2026ALYX PATTISONWest Jordan, UTConvention$250.00
1/15/2026KRISTINA FLORESSalt Lake City, UTConvention$25.00
1/15/2026JEANINE BROWNMagna, UTConvention$25.00
1/15/2026KANDACE ISOMWest Valley, UTConvention$25.00
1/15/2026JARED ENGLISHPoway, CAConvention$25.00
1/15/2026LAURAL TAKASHIMAMagna, UTConvention$100.00
1/15/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, UTConvention$25.00
1/15/2026JEFFREY OATESOrlando, FLConvention$50.00
1/15/2026KEVIN LINDSTROMSalt Lake City, UTConvention$25.00
1/15/2026KIM FRUMLaurel, MDConvention$500.00
1/15/2026DEBORAH PIENEZZAWest Valley City, UTConvention$100.00
1/15/2026DEREK KITCHENSalt Lake City, UTConvention$25.00
1/15/2026THOMAS MARLOWERahway, NJConvention$5.00
1/16/2026HEATHER HINZEugene, ORConvention$100.00
1/17/2026TAYLOR PETERSMillcreek, UTConvention$10.00
1/19/2026MEGAN STUMPTaylorsville, UTConvention$1.00
1/19/2026KEVIN JONESLayton, UTConvention$10.00
1/19/2026JAMES VAN WAGTENDONKAllentown, PAConvention$2.00
1/19/2026MATTHEW CAINChicago, ILConvention$2.50
1/19/2026PREVIN WITANASacramento, CAConvention$1.00
1/19/2026JEANNIE SMITHSalt Lake City, UTConvention$2.50
1/20/2026ERICA R CARPENTERLayton, UTConvention$100.00
1/20/2026SAMANTHA CRITELLIPortland, ORConvention$50.00
1/20/2026EMILY HELGRENSammamish, WAConvention$100.00
1/22/2026CHRIS SCHOTTBrookline, NHConvention$2.50
1/23/2026JULI MAHERCasa Grande, AZConvention$50.00
1/23/2026KAREN SEIFERTSpringville, UTConvention$50.00
1/26/2026MARTHA VALDIVIAMagna, UTConvention$100.00
1/26/2026MELANIE CRIDDLEWest Jordan, UTConvention$100.00
1/26/2026VIRGINIA HILLMagna, UTConvention$50.00
1/26/2026CAMILLE GRIFFITHMagna, UTConvention$50.00
1/27/2026REBECCA PHILLIPSMagna, UTConvention$150.00
1/27/2026JAMES WINDERMagna, UTConvention$100.00
1/27/2026PAMELA SMITHMagna, UTConvention$250.00
1/27/2026MATTHEW ERICKSONWashington, DCConvention$9.09
1/28/2026JORDAN LEUNGSouth Jordan, UTConvention$250.00
1/28/2026MIRANDA MARSHALLFairview, UTConvention$100.00
1/29/2026KEVIN JONESLayton, UTConvention$75.00
1/31/2026SAM HEPPELLSalt Lake City, UTConvention$18.18
2/3/2026KRISTAN MCNAMESLoves Park, ILConvention$100.00
2/3/2026NOLAN MITCHELLWolf Creek, ORConvention$250.00
2/4/2026SARAH JENSENWest Valley City, UTConvention$300.00
2/4/2026ROBERT CHAMBERSMagna, UTConvention$200.00
2/5/2026SANDRA LANCASTERMagna, UTConvention$25.00
2/7/2026MITCHELL PAULINLowell, MAConvention$10.00
2/9/2026JOSEPH TOLMANOgden, UTConvention$100.00
2/12/2026GRACIA VELASQUEZMagna, UTConvention$15.00
2/15/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, CAConvention$25.00
2/15/2026JAN COLEMANSalt Lake City, UTConvention$50.00
2/20/2026KAMRIN HAMMONDMagna, UTConvention$50.00
2/20/2026PHILIP GANDYSalt Lake City, UTConvention$500.00
2/21/2026ANNA NESBITTChampaign, ILConvention$100.00
2/24/2026ROSEANN MARTINEZEast Elmhurst, NYConvention$4.17
2/26/2026SHELDON PEARSONMagna, UTConvention$250.00
2/26/2026JUSTIN UTLEYMurray, UTConvention$250.00
2/26/2026ELIZABETH SEALBluffdale, UTConvention$250.00
2/28/2026JULIE SIMSTaylorsville, UTConvention$50.00
3/2/2026JOSE TRUJILLOWest Jordan, UTConvention$260.00
3/2/2026WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUBSalt Lake City, UTConvention$150.00
3/3/2026KEVIN ARMITSTEADMagna, UTConvention$200.00
3/6/2026TACY HARTMANSalt Lake City, UTConvention$2.36
3/7/2026HEIDI WINDERSpringfield, ORConvention$30.00
3/10/2026JEFFREY OATESOrlando, FLConvention$50.00
3/11/2026JEFFREY OATESOrlando, FLConvention$50.00
3/15/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, CAConvention$25.00
3/18/2026CINDI KEANESalt Lake City, UTConvention$25.00
3/19/2026DEBORAH PIENEZZAWest Valley City, UTConvention$100.00
3/19/2026ANN BURTONMagna, UTConvention$25.00
3/26/2026VICTORIA FIRTHMagna, UTConvention$25.00
3/29/2026DEANN KNOBLOCHMagna, UTConvention$40.00
3/30/2026JACKIE JENSENSalt Lake City, UTConvention$350.00
4/2/2026ERIKA CARLSENSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$100.00
4/9/2026ALBERT GORDONMillcreek, UTPrimary$10.00
4/9/2026DOUG NIELSENCedar Hills, UTPrimary$50.00
4/10/2026JOHN ARTHURHolladay, UTPrimary$100.00
4/10/2026MATTHEW ERICKSONWashington, DCPrimary$80.46
4/13/2026BLAKE TOWNSENDWest Jordan, UTPrimary$125.00
4/13/2026BEVERLEY COOPERSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$100.00
4/13/2026KAREN SEIFERTSpringville, UTPrimary$50.00
4/14/2026AMY REEDSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$100.00
4/14/2026CHRISTINE HELFRICHMillcreek, UTPrimary$100.00
4/14/2026CINDI KEANESalt Lake City, UTPrimary$200.00
4/14/2026VELVET OLSENWest Jordan, UTPrimary$25.00
4/14/2026DEBORAH PIENEZZAWest Valley City, UTPrimary$100.00
4/14/2026JADE VELAZQUEZSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$25.00
4/15/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, CAPrimary$25.00
4/15/2026ERIN JEMISONHolladay, UTPrimary$150.00
4/15/2026BRADLEY NELSONHolladay, UTPrimary$10.00
4/15/2026BRIAN KINGSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$250.00
4/15/2026DAVID DAVENPORTWest Valley, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026PAMELA SMITHMagna, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026LAURAL TAKASHIMAMagna, CAPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026KIMBERLY LOWDERWest Jordan, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026KAREN GUSTAVESONKaysville, UTPrimary$250.00
4/15/2026BECKY KUMPWest Jordan, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026CLARE COLLARDMagna, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026ALYX PATTISONWest Jordan, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026DEREK KITCHENSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026SILVIA CATTENMillcreek, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026JENNIFER DAILEY-PROVOSTSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$500.00
4/15/2026JULIE GANDYSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$100.00
4/15/2026BRANDI JACKSONWest Valley City, UTPrimary$20.00
4/16/2026KRYSTAL LYNN HANSENSouth Jordan, UTPrimary$40.00
4/16/2026DAVID RODGERSMurray, UTPrimary$100.00
4/20/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTPrimary$10.00
4/21/2026DANIEL ERICKSONSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$125.00
4/21/2026DIANE FORSTER-BURKECottonwood Heights, UTPrimary$50.00
4/22/2026FRED GRUENDELLDraper, UTPrimary$50.00
4/25/2026LILY GILBERTMillcreek, UTPrimary$250.00
4/25/2026DAVID LESSEROgden, UTPrimary$250.00
4/28/2026PATRICK DE FREITASSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$500.00
5/4/2026ELIZABETH WEIGHTWest Valley City, UTPrimary$200.00
5/4/2026JEFFREY SILVESTRINIMillcreek, UTPrimary$250.00
5/4/2026JEFFREY BOOTHOgden, UTPrimary$100.00
5/5/2026JOHN GREENSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$250.00
5/5/2026DANIEL ERICKSONSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$50.00
5/5/2026PAUL GIBBSWest Valley City, UTPrimary$20.00
5/7/2026MICHELLE PETERMANSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$50.00
5/7/2026JACOB FITISEMANUWest Valley City, UTPrimary$100.00
5/11/2026BRADLEY NORTHWest Valley City, UTPrimary$10.00
5/15/2026BRADLEY NELSONHolladay, UTPrimary$10.00
5/15/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, UTPrimary$25.00
5/18/2026TENILLE TAGGARTSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$100.00
5/20/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTPrimary$10.00
5/24/2026CHARLES TEGATZSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$25.00
5/27/2026VERONA MAUGATaylorsville, UTPrimary$250.00
5/27/2026KELLY BUSHKearns, UTPrimary$150.00
5/28/2026TERRI HRECHKOSYSandy, UTPrimary$100.00
5/29/2026HOANG NGUYENSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$250.00
5/30/2026STEVE PROKOPISMagna, UTPrimary$250.00
5/31/2026MATTHEW DEZLONGSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$250.00
6/2/2026BRADLEY NORTHWest Valley City, UTPrimary$15.00
6/2/2026TERESA GOODALLMidway, UTPrimary$100.00
6/3/2026SUZANNE HARRISONDraper, UTPrimary$100.00
6/7/2026TERESA SCHMIDTSpearfish, SDPrimary$1.47
6/11/2026SIM GILLSalt Lake City, UTPrimary$300.00
6/13/2026JARED EBORNMurray, UTLater list$50.00
6/13/2026BECKY KUMPWest Jordan, UTLater list$25.00
6/15/2026BRADLEY NELSONHolladay, UTLater list$10.00
6/15/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, CALater list$25.00
6/19/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTLater list$100.00
6/20/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTLater list$10.00
6/21/2026DAVID HOWEOakland, CALater list$5.88
6/22/2026JAMES HIGDONMaryville, TNLater list$100.00
6/24/2026ERICA CARPENTERLlayton, UTLater list$100.00
6/25/2026SARA DAY817 N Poinsettia Drive Slc, UTLater list$25.00
6/26/2026ROBYN BECKERWashington, UTLater list$20.00
6/26/2026BEN JONESSalt Lake City, UTLater list$1.93
6/26/2026JAMES WINDERMagna, UTLater list$47.00
6/26/2026PATRICE ARENTMillcreek, UTLater list$47.00
6/26/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTLater list$47.00
6/26/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, CALater list$25.00
6/26/2026DEBORAH PIENEZZAWest Valley City, UTLater list$100.00
6/27/2026LAURAL TAKASHIMAMagna, CALater list$47.00
7/1/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTLater list$10.00
7/2/2026IBEW PAC VOLUNTARY FUNDWashington, DCLater list$1,000.00
7/3/2026PATRICIA NELSONWest Jordan, UTLater list$100.00
7/5/2026GRANT MILLERSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
7/10/2026BRADLEY NORTHWest Valley City, UTLater list$50.00
7/11/2026RICHARD SPOTTSSaint George, UTLater list$10.00
7/13/2026MICHELLE SCHULTZColumbus, OHLater list$1.39
7/15/2026BRADLEY NELSONHolladay, UTLater list$10.00
7/15/2026MICHAEL BOYERHeber City, UTLater list$250.00
7/17/2026MICHAEL KALMSalt Lake City, UTLater list$250.00
7/18/2026RICHARD SPOTTSSaint George, UTLater list$20.00
7/19/2026JULIE SIMSTaylorsville, UTLater list$200.00
7/20/2026LYDIA ENGLISHWashington, DCLater list$50.00
7/20/2026JASON STEVENSONSalt Lake City, UTLater list$250.00
7/20/2026UTAH WOMEN AND POLITICSSalt Lake City, UTLater list$5,000.00
7/20/2026MEGAN HULLOakland, CALater list$250.00
7/21/2026JOHN ARTHURHolladay, UTLater list$250.00
7/21/2026DEBORAH GATRELLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
7/21/2026KEVIN CLYDEMoab, UTLater list$100.00
7/21/2026SUSAN JOHNSTONMidvale, UTLater list$100.00
7/21/2026JEANETTE PACKSouth Jordan, UTLater list$25.00
7/21/2026VERONA MAUGATaylorsville, UTLater list$100.00
7/21/2026APRIL PETTLEYDraper, UTLater list$100.00
7/21/2026ERICA CARPENTERLlayton, UTLater list$25.00
7/21/2026REMINGTON JOHNSONSalt Lake City, UTLater list$200.00
7/21/2026LAURAL TAKASHIMAMagna, CALater list$50.00
7/21/2026JUSTIN UTLEYMurray, UTLater list$250.00
7/22/2026PETE ASHDOWNSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
7/22/2026TINA HOSESalt Lake City, UTLater list$80.00
7/22/2026MEGAN HULLOakland, CALater list$500.00
7/23/2026RAOUL NELSONCottonwood Heights, UTLater list$500.00
7/26/2026BEN JONESSalt Lake City, UTLater list$1.93
7/27/2026ANTHONY WASHBURNSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
7/29/2026ELLEN BLOEDELCottonwood Heights, UTLater list$200.00
7/29/2026COLETTE BLAKEYMt Pleasant, UTLater list$1,047.00
7/30/2026KEVIN PARKESalt Lake City, UTLater list$40.00
7/30/2026PATRICE ARENTMillcreek, UTLater list$100.00
7/31/2026TAYLOR PETERSMillcreek, UTLater list$15.00
7/31/2026CAROL SPACKMAN MOSSSalt Lake City, UTLater list$250.00
7/31/2026JENNIFER DAILEY-PROVOSTSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
8/1/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTLater list$10.00
8/4/2026DAVID DAVENPORTWest Valley, UTLater list$50.00
8/7/2026JOHN KEANE IIIKearns, UTLater list$200.00
8/10/2026MICKEY SUDBURYMagna, UTLater list$100.00
8/10/2026REBECCA CHAVEZ-HOUCKSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
8/10/2026CHRISTINE HELFRICHMillcreek, UTLater list$50.00
8/13/2026DEBORAH PIENEZZAWest Valley City, UTLater list$50.00
8/13/2026ALICE STEINERSalt Lake City, UTLater list$200.00
8/15/2026BRADLEY NELSONHolladay, UTLater list$10.00
8/18/2026FRED VOROSSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
8/18/2026BRADLEY NORTHWest Valley City, UTLater list$20.00
8/18/2026FRIENDS OF ELIZABETH WEIGHTWest Valley City, UTLater list$100.00
8/18/2026WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUBSalt Lake City, UTLater list$150.00
8/18/2026HENRY WHITESIDESalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
8/18/2026MICHAEL FINCHWest Valley City, UTLater list$40.00
8/19/2026CLARE COLLARDMagna, UTLater list$100.00
8/19/2026JOHN SILLITOOgden, UTLater list$30.00
8/19/2026VELVET OLSENWest Jordan, UTLater list$25.00
8/20/2026BRIANT KIMBALLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$25.00
8/20/2026NANETTE CENARUZABEITIAMagna, UTLater list$100.00
8/20/2026MELISSA GOWANSWest Valley City, UTLater list$100.00
8/20/2026IVA WILLIAMSSandy, UTLater list$100.00
8/20/2026AUSTIN MATTSONMurray, UTLater list$25.00
8/20/2026LEAH MITCHELLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$25.00
8/20/2026FRANCES MULGREWSalt Lake City, UTLater list$25.00
8/20/2026BECKY KUMPWest Jordan, UTLater list$25.00
8/20/2026FRANCES MULGREWSalt Lake City, UTLater list$55.00
8/20/2026MELISSA GOWANSWest Valley City, UTLater list$30.00
8/20/2026LEAH MITCHELLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$30.00
8/20/2026LEAH MITCHELLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$20.00
8/20/2026AUSTIN MATTSONMurray, UTLater list$30.00
8/20/2026AUSTIN MATTSONMurray, UTLater list$50.00
8/20/2026FRANCES DELONGMillcreek, UTLater list$120.00
8/20/2026LAURAL TAKASHIMAMagna, UTLater list$50.00
8/20/2026BECKY KUMPWest Jordan, UTLater list$30.00
8/20/2026CINDI KEANESalt Lake City, UTLater list$45.00
8/20/2026JACKIE JANSENMagna, UTLater list$130.00
8/20/2026ANTHONY WASHBAMSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
8/20/2026VANESSA LEADBETTER8445 West Oquirrh Hills Drive Magna, UTLater list$40.00
8/21/2026IRENE HUBERSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
8/22/2026KAREN SCHROYERSandy, UTLater list$50.00
8/25/2026AMY SMITHMagna, UTLater list$100.00
8/25/2026TIM FLUETSCHSandy, UTLater list$2,500.00
8/25/2026SCOTT HOWELLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
8/25/2026KYLE DANSIESouth Jordan, UTLater list$250.00
8/26/2026BEN JONESSalt Lake City, UTLater list$1.93
8/26/2026UTAH HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP COUNCILOgden, UTLater list$2,500.00
8/29/2026STEPHANIE STANLEYHerriman, UTLater list$25.00
8/31/2026JOHN MILLIKENSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/1/2026LUKE MAYNESMidvale, UTLater list$10.00
9/1/2026ALAN SKANKEYSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
9/1/2026JON LEARSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/2/2026UTAH WOMEN AND POLITICS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEESalt Lake City, UTLater list$5,000.00
9/4/2026ELEVATE PACSalt Lake City, UTLater list$3,000.00
9/4/2026JAMES HINCKLEYSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/4/2026MAX REIDSpanish Fork, UTLater list$100.00
9/5/2026CHARLES MAGGELETPark City, UTLater list$5,000.00
9/6/2026SANDRA BUENDIASalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/7/2026JOHN BELLOWSSalt Lake City, UTLater list$5.00
9/7/2026BILLY CLOUSESalt Lake City, UTLater list$25.00
9/8/2026ANDREW STODDARDSandy, UTLater list$100.00
9/8/2026LEO BERKENBILESalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
9/10/2026JOHN SILLITOOgden, UTLater list$25.00
9/11/2026BRADLEY NORTHWest Valley City, UTLater list$25.00
9/11/2026JONATHAN KINGSeattle, WALater list$1.00
9/12/2026KAREN SCHROYERSandy, UTLater list$50.00
9/12/2026DENECE MIKOLASHMidvale, UTLater list$50.00
9/14/2026KAREN SEIFERTSpringville, UTLater list$50.00
9/14/2026LAURA BEDORESalt Lake City, CALater list$20.00
9/14/2026SUSAN ABBEYVancouver, WALater list$30.00
9/14/2026SUSAN JOHNSTONMidvale, UTLater list$100.00
9/14/2026DIANE FORSTER-BURKECottonwood Heights, UTLater list$40.00
9/15/2026BRADLEY NELSONHolladay, UTLater list$10.00
9/15/2026JULIA WENTZMagna, UTLater list$10.00
9/15/2026DOUG NIELSENCedar Hills, UTLater list$100.00
9/15/2026JONATHAN RUGASalt Lake City, UTLater list$1,500.00
9/15/2026CHRISTINE HELFRICHMillcreek, UTLater list$50.00
9/16/2026ISAK DAIWashington, DCLater list$1.00
9/16/2026NOLAN WILLIAMSTempe, AZLater list$1.08
9/17/2026PETER CORROONSalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
9/17/2026DARIN MANOSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/17/2026WENDY DAVISSandy, UTLater list$150.00
9/17/2026PETER OTTMurray, UTLater list$100.00
9/18/2026PATRICK DE FREITASSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/18/2026EMILY HELGREN22633 Ne 14Th Place Sammamish, WALater list$50.00
9/18/2026JENNIFER DAILEY-PROVOSTSalt Lake City, UTLater list$470.00
9/18/2026CARLY LUNDGREENLayton, UTLater list$10.00
9/20/2026JACKIE JANSENMagna, UTLater list$30.00
9/21/2026UTAH DEMOCRATIC PARTYSalt Lake City, UTLater list$272.50
9/21/2026MICHELE EVANSDraper, UTLater list$50.00
9/21/2026ARTHUR LIPSONSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/21/2026ARTHUR LIPSONSalt Lake City, UTLater list$500.00
9/21/2026LEE ARCHERHolladay, UTLater list$150.00
9/21/2026SHANNON JACOBSSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/21/2026CINDI KEANESalt Lake City, UTLater list$200.00
9/22/2026SHANNON WELCHSandy, UTLater list$100.00
9/22/2026ZEB PISCHNOTTESalt Lake City, UTLater list$7.15
9/22/2026JAMES OLCHOWSKIPittsburgh, PALater list$20.00
9/22/2026TRACEY REVELLINOWaban, MALater list$7.15
9/22/2026ARLEEN BARRELLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/22/2026JAMES GRAHAMBrooklyn, NYLater list$7.15
9/22/2026DAVID LESSEROgden, UTLater list$250.00
9/22/2026DAVID DAVENPORTWest Valley, UTLater list$100.00
9/22/2026JOHN RAYAustin, TXLater list$7.15
9/22/2026BEVERLEY COOPERSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/22/2026ALAN BRADSHAWSalt Lake City, UTLater list$250.00
9/22/2026SAMANTHA CRITELLIPortland, ORLater list$14.29
9/22/2026HENRY WHITESIDESalt Lake City, UTLater list$100.00
9/22/2026MELISSA BARBANELLLSalt Lake City, UTLater list$50.00
9/23/2026CHARLES HOLMGRENBear River City, UTLater list$100.00
Total$66,373.76

Some donors share Oates’s surname; this page doesn’t assign relationships from surnames.

OATES’S SPENDING

$21,186.29 Out Through June

IN PLAIN WORDSBefore the primary, Oates paid two consulting firms monthly, plus party fees, online fundraising fees and web costs. Every payee is named.

Where her money went

Her payees, Jan. 18–June 10, 2026, as filed.

Every Oates expenditure, Jan. 18–June 10, 2026 (49 entries)
DatePayee (as filed)Purpose (as filed)ReportAmount
1/18/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$151.73
1/20/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpenseConvention$1,250.00
1/20/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpenseConvention$2,500.00
1/25/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$14.70
2/1/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$49.50
2/2/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpenseConvention$42.29
2/2/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpenseConvention$318.10
2/2/2026Google WorkSpaceCampaign ExpenseConvention$6.99
2/6/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpenseConvention$1,250.00
2/6/2026SquareSpaceCampaign ExpenseConvention$26.86
2/8/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$27.07
2/9/2026Utah Democratic PartyCampaign ExpenseConvention$500.00
2/15/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$7.52
2/22/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$25.68
3/1/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$31.79
3/2/2026Google WorkSpaceCampaign ExpenseConvention$18.05
3/6/2026SquareSpaceCampaign ExpenseConvention$26.86
3/8/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$9.19
3/9/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpenseConvention$1,250.00
3/15/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$4.95
3/22/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$5.93
3/29/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpenseConvention$2.57
4/1/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpensePrimary$2,500.00
4/2/2026Google WorkSpaceCampaign ExpensePrimary$18.05
4/5/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$3.95
4/6/2026SquareSpaceCampaign ExpensePrimary$26.86
4/6/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpensePrimary$1,250.00
4/6/2026Utah Democratic PartyCampaign ExpensePrimary$477.50
4/12/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$9.51
4/19/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$100.76
4/26/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$29.06
5/3/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$19.75
5/4/2026Google WorkSpaceCampaign ExpensePrimary$18.05
5/5/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpensePrimary$2,500.00
5/5/2026SquareSpaceCampaign ExpensePrimary$26.86
5/6/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpensePrimary$1,250.00
5/7/2026Utah Democratic PartyCampaign ExpensePrimary$477.50
5/10/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$32.41
5/17/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$1.79
5/24/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$5.34
5/31/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$49.40
6/2/2026Google WorkSpaceCampaign ExpensePrimary$18.05
6/7/2026ActBlueCampaign ExpensePrimary$8.56
6/8/2026SquareSpaceCampaign ExpensePrimary$26.86
6/9/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpensePrimary$482.06
6/9/2026Elevate StrategiesCampaign ExpensePrimary$2,500.00
6/10/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpensePrimary$106.69
6/10/2026Tissot SolutionsCampaign ExpensePrimary$1,250.00
6/10/2026Utah Democratic PartyCampaign ExpensePrimary$477.50
Total$21,186.29

Spending after June 11, 2026 was not in hand.

LOUBET’S RECORD

Eight Bills and a Resolution in 2026; Five Signed

IN PLAIN WORDSLoubet, a lawyer on the House Judiciary Committee, mostly runs bills about courts, lawyers and business law. In 2026 he was primary sponsor of eight bills and one resolution; five bills were signed. He also carried eight Senate bills in the House. Oates has not held office.

His 2026 bills that died
  • H.B. 602, “Local School Board Election Amendments”: would have moved school board elections to odd-numbered years and extended sitting members’ terms by one year to make the switch. It never left the House Rules Committee.
  • H.J.R. 15: court-rule changes on sanctions (payable to a legal-aid nonprofit) and on dismissing attorneys named only as counsel, with fee shifting. Sen. Brady Brammer was floor sponsor.
  • H.B. 316, “Patient Nondisclosure Clauses”: would have made a patient nondisclosure agreement valid only with a model notice. The text reader returned inconsistent dates, so it is not graded.
  • H.B. 503, “Real Estate Modifications”: held in House Judiciary; text not read, not graded.
Introduced texts read through a web text reader; statuses from the Legislature’s bill list (pasted Sept. 25, 2026)
His passed bills, 2023–2025 (primary sponsor)
  • 2025: H.J.R. 10 and H.B. 481 (public notice of ballot measures; on the 2026 ballot); H.B. 139 (governmental accounting); H.B. 534 (Adult Protective Services); H.B. 111 (workers’ compensation; House 73–0, Senate 23–0, signed March 3, 2025; no substitute found). H.B. 416 (driver license notices) died; H.B. 145’s outcome could not be confirmed.
  • 2024: H.B. 432 (clergy reporting of child abuse); H.B. 134 (marriage validity regardless of race, ethnicity or national origin; House 72–0, Senate 28–0); H.B. 73 (merges brain and spinal cord injury funds). H.B. 439 (workers’ compensation) died in the Senate.
  • 2023: H.B. 388 (statutes of limitation). He was House floor sponsor of S.B. 231 (records access; House 66–4) and S.C.R. 2 (vehicle idling; failed 36–30, then passed 52–15 on reconsideration).
Sponsor roles and tallies from the Legislature’s bill pages and transmittal letters, read through a web text reader Sept. 25, 2026; H.B. 134 and H.B. 73 are not graded (their substitutes were not compared)
HOW HIS BILLS CHANGED

From Introduced to Final

IN PLAIN WORDSBills often get rewritten before they pass. Here is what each of Loubet’s passed bills said when he filed it, what it said when it passed, and, where his campaign site describes the bill, its own words.

H.B. 176, “Trust Business Modifications” (Senate sponsor: Weiler)

As introducedExempted from trust-business rules “an attorney or certified public accountant who engages in fiduciary services” incidental to their practice. The first substitute kept a narrower version.
As passedThe broad attorney and CPA exemption is gone. Attorneys are excluded only for client trust account funds; CPAs get a narrower provision under Section 7-5-106(5). New exemptions cover trust directors, trust protectors and trust advisors, and guardians who meet set conditions. Exam fees of $55 an hour and filing fees of $500 and $2,500.

Signed. House vote 65–1 as found by a web reader (not confirmed on the Legislature’s vote page). His Results page says the bill “ensured that trust directors, attorneys, and CPAs aren’t classified as engaging in trust business when their fiduciary work is incidental to their professional services.”

Introduced text and substitute read through a web text reader, which can’t show underlining or strikethrough; third substitute (final) read

H.B. 260, “Unauthorized Practice of Law Amendments” (Senate sponsor: Brammer)

As introducedCivil actions by the Utah State Bar’s board over unauthorized practice of law, with penalties up to $10,000; a private right of action; class A misdemeanor, or third-degree felony for repeat or harmful cases; a three-year statute of limitations.
As passedChanged by a first substitute in House Judiciary (Jan. 28) and a second in Senate Business and Labor (Feb. 26). The second substitute, which passed without further changes per the Legislature’s compare document and two trackers, keeps the board’s civil actions, the $10,000 cap (paid to the client reimbursement fund), the client right to sue with mandatory fees, and the felony tier; its only written exemption is self-representation. Line-by-line changes between versions are not itemized here.

Signed. House 62–4 (Feb. 6), Senate 25–2 (March 7), signed March 23, per a third-party tracker (not confirmed on the Legislature’s vote page). The Utah State Bar listed the bill as “support” (Jan. 27, 2026). His Results page says it “established criminal and civil penalties for the unauthorized practice of law, especially in the case of harmed clients.”

Introduced text and second substitute read through a web text reader; enrolled text not opened

H.B. 307, “Attorney Fees Amendments” (Senate sponsor: Brammer)

As introducedPointed four insurance and fee statutes to the existing “bad faith” definition in Section 78B-5-825.
As passedWrites the standard out in each place (Sections 18-1-4, 31A-22-305, 31A-22-305.3 and 31A-22-321): action taken “to harass, cause unreasonable delay, needlessly increase the cost of litigation, or abuse the judicial process.”

Signed. Floor votes not found. The Utah State Bar listed “no position.” His Results page says it “standardized how Utah law defines ‘bad faith’” and “clarified the criteria judges use to determine whether a party acts dishonestly.”

Introduced text and substitute read through a web text reader, which can’t show underlining or strikethrough; first substitute (final) read

H.B. 472, “Division of Licensing and Background Checks Amendments” (Senate sponsor: Owens)

As introduced“Associated with the licensee” meant an owner, director, member of the governing body, employee, agent, provider of care, department contractor or volunteer.
As passedNarrowed to people with management or control of the licensee, or significant influence over it, with listed exclusions.

Signed. House vote 67–0 as found by a web reader (not confirmed). His Results page lists it without the “[PASSED]” label his other signed bills carry.

Introduced text and substitute read through a web text reader, which can’t show underlining or strikethrough; first substitute (final) read; what the definition is used for elsewhere in code not traced

H.B. 474, “Uniform Commercial Code Modifications” (Senate sponsor: Cullimore)

As introducedThe 2022 uniform amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code, including rules for digital assets.
As passedThe substitute added that a central bank digital currency is excluded from “money,” changed the “sign” and “conspicuous” definitions, and added choice-of-law rules for negotiable instruments and letters of credit.

Signed March 23, 2026. House Judiciary 8–0 and 9–0; House 71–1 (Feb. 23); Senate committee 6–0; Senate 23–0 (March 5).

Introduced text and substitute read through a web text reader, which can’t show underlining or strikethrough; first substitute (final) read

H.B. 534 (2025), “Adult Protective Services Amendments”

As introduced“Abandonment” covered “any action or failure to act”; emotional abuse turned on whether the vulnerable adult suffered.
As passedThe House Judiciary substitute narrowed abandonment to “a knowing or intentional action or inaction,” judged emotional abuse by conduct that “would cause a reasonable individual to suffer,” added a written, witnessed “informed consent” definition, let the division make a supported finding if subpoenaed or requested documents “are not provided,” and required an alleged perpetrator challenging a finding to “present credible evidence.”

Signed March 27, 2025. Floor tallies not found.

Legislature’s compare document (HB0534 to HB0534S01) read through a web text reader

H.B. 432 (2024), “Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Amendments”

As introducedProtections for clergy who report abuse.
As passedThe committee substitute (10–0) lets clergy report suspected ongoing abuse or neglect “even if the perpetrator made a confession,” and says this doesn’t change “the application of a privilege outlined in the Utah Rules of Evidence.”

Signed March 13, 2024. House 64–0, Senate 26–0.

First substitute and enrolled text read through a web text reader; introduced text summarized, not compared line by line

His Results page and the Legislature’s sponsor records

His campaign’s Results page says: “Over the last four years, I have sponsored and passed numerous bills,” and lists “43 Bills drafted, 63 Bills passed, 60 bills co-sponsored” (those counts were not checked). Its highlights include these bills, where the Legislature’s records show a different role:

Bill on his Results pageLabel therePrimary sponsor, per the LegislatureHis role
H.B. 311 (2023), social media[PASSED]Rep. Jordan TeuscherCosponsor
S.B. 231 (2023), records access[PASSED]Sen. Curtis BrambleHouse floor sponsor
S.C.R. 2 (2023), vehicle idling[PASSED]Sen. Lincoln FillmoreHouse floor sponsor
H.B. 192 (2024), teacher parental leave[PASSED]Rep. Melissa BallardCosponsor
H.B. 228 (2024), public employee leave[PASSED]Rep. Norman ThurstonCosponsor
H.B. 453 (2024), Great Salt Lake[PASSED]Rep. Casey SniderCosponsor
H.B. 324 (2024), disability services“Would have”Rep. Steven LundCosponsor
H.B. 290 (2026), child tax credit[PASSED]Rep. Tracy MillerCosponsor
H.B. 247 (2026), Great Salt Lake[PASSED]Rep. Raymond WardCosponsor
H.B. 263 (2026), heavy-duty vehiclesNo labelRep. ClancyCosponsor

The same page lists H.B. 134, H.B. 73, H.B. 139, H.B. 481, H.J.R. 10, H.B. 534, H.B. 432, H.B. 111, H.B. 388 and his five signed 2026 bills, where the Legislature shows him as primary sponsor. Cosponsoring and floor-sponsoring are recognized roles; the page doesn’t say which role he had on each bill.

anthonyloubet.com Results page (attachment, Sept. 25, 2026); sponsor roles from the Legislature’s bill pages via a web text reader
WHAT THE FINAL TEXTS LEAVE OPEN

Exemptions, Discretion and Gaps in His Passed Bills

IN PLAIN WORDSFor each bill: who the final version exempts, where enforcement is optional, and what is never reported to the public. Then what a stronger version would add. This is a reading of the text, not a claim about why any provision is there.

H.B. 176 (2026): trust businesses

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • Attorneys and CPAs who violate the trust laws are “not subject to enforcement by the commissioner or the department”; they “may be subject to” discipline by their own licensing bodies (Section 7-5-106).
  • People acting as a “trust director, trust protector, [or] trust advisor” are outside the definition of trust business, with no state regulator named for that role.
  • Revoking a trust company’s authority is discretionary (“may”). The annual fee is a flat $500 plus $55 an hour for exams, the same for any size company. No public reporting is added.

Who that works for Law and accounting firms and people who hold advisory powers over large trusts, who can do this work without state banking oversight. The final version is narrower than the introduced bill, which exempted attorneys and CPAs outright.

What would score higher for the collective: A yearly public count of trust companies examined and actions taken; a named overseer, or at least registration, for trust directors, protectors and advisors; fees scaled to assets under management.
Enrolled text read through a web text reader; quotes not checked against page images

H.B. 260 (2026): unauthorized practice of law

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • Every government enforcement tool is optional: the Bar’s board “may bring a civil action,” and the attorney general or a county attorney “may investigate and prosecute.”
  • The board’s penalty is capped at $10,000, paid to the fund that reimburses clients harmed by dishonest lawyers.
  • No public reporting of complaints, actions or penalties.
  • The only written exemption is a person representing themselves (“personally and fully representing that individual’s own interests”). A clause keeps the Utah Supreme Court’s own authority to regulate the practice of law, which is how court-approved paralegal practitioners and its legal sandbox operate. The bill doesn’t name them.

Who that works for Clients get real tools: a right to sue, mandatory attorney fees when they win, and a three-year clock that starts when they discover the harm. The licensed bar gets stronger protection of legal work. Low-cost providers outside the court’s programs carry the most risk.

What would score higher for the collective: Naming court-authorized paralegal practitioners, sandbox participants and nonprofit legal help as exempt; a yearly public report of enforcement; penalties scaled to the harm.
Second substitute read; the Legislature’s compare document and two bill trackers show no changes after it, but the enrolled text itself could not be opened

H.B. 307 (2026): attorney fees in insurance arbitration

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • In four arbitration statutes (dog-bite claims and uninsured, underinsured and third-party motor vehicle claims), fees may be awarded against whichever side asks for a new trial “to harass, cause unreasonable delay, needlessly increase the cost of litigation, or abuse the judicial process.”
  • The award stays discretionary (“may”). The separate arbitration-stage “good faith” standard remains undefined.

Who that works for Either side. The new test is easier to meet than the old “bad faith” finding, and it applies to insurers and injured drivers alike.

What would score higher for the collective: Defining “good faith” at the arbitration stage too, and public yearly counts of fee awards and against whom.
Enrolled text read through a web text reader

H.B. 472 (2026): who counts as “associated with” a licensed care provider

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • The definition now covers owners, officers, managers and anyone with “significant control,” and no longer lists every employee, volunteer and contractor.
  • It excludes board service on local mental health and substance abuse authorities “unless that service includes direct access to a child or a vulnerable adult,” and supervised guests.
  • The term is used in child-care screening for supported findings of severe abuse (Section 80-2-1002).
  • Front-line screening is unchanged. Child-care fingerprint checks still cover “owners; directors; members of the governing body; employees; providers of care; volunteers” and adults living where care is given (Section 26B-2-406), and human-services checks still cover anyone with “direct access” to a child or vulnerable adult (Section 26B-2-120). H.B. 472 amends neither section.

Who that works for Licensed care providers, whose list of people treated as running the business is shorter. Children and vulnerable adults keep the same background-check coverage for staff and volunteers with direct access.

What would score higher for the collective: A cross-reference in the new definition to the direct-access screening rules, so the two can’t drift apart in later bills.
Enrolled text and Sections 26B-2-120 and 26B-2-406 read through a web text reader

H.J.R. 10 and H.B. 481 (2025): public notice of ballot measures

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • The constitution’s rule that amendments be printed in a newspaper in every county for two months is replaced by notice “in a manner provided by statute.” Future Legislatures can change that method by ordinary law, without another public vote.
  • The statute uses a “class A notice”: the Utah Public Notice Website, a physical posting, and the entity’s own website only if its budget is $250,000 or more. Nothing requires print or mail.

Who that works for Government, which saves newspaper costs. Voters without reliable internet lose a guaranteed printed notice.

What would score higher for the collective: Keeping a minimum notice floor in the constitution itself, such as print or mailed notice alongside the website.
H.B. 481 enrolled text and Section 63G-30-102 read through a web text reader. It’s on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

H.B. 534 (2025): Adult Protective Services

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • APS may make a supported finding when an alleged perpetrator doesn’t provide requested documents, and the person challenging a finding must “present credible evidence.”
  • Abandonment now requires a “knowing or intentional” act.

Who that works for Vulnerable adults gain broader emotional-abuse protection. Care businesses gain a narrower abandonment standard. Individuals accused face a lighter burden on the state.

What would score higher for the collective: A hearing before any finding based on missing documents, and a yearly public count of supported findings and reversals.
Legislature’s compare document read through a web text reader

H.B. 474 (2026): Uniform Commercial Code

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • Excludes a central bank digital currency from “money,” while keeping out of that definition any electronic currency that existed before a government adopted it.
  • The new rules for “controllable electronic records” (Article 12), including who takes them free of earlier claims, were not reached in any version read.

Who that works for Cannot be judged until Article 12 is read. Uniform laws are drafted nationally; Utah’s changes were the digital-currency language and the choice-of-law rules.

What would score higher for the collective: A plain consumer-protection clause for individuals holding digital assets, if Article 12 lacks one.
First substitute read; truncated before Article 12. The enrolled text was not opened

H.B. 311 (2023): social media (he was one of 41 cosponsors; Rep. Teuscher was primary sponsor)

What the final text allows or leaves out

  • A company avoids the $250,000-per-feature penalty if it shows it ran “at least quarterly audits” of its own designs and fixed problems within 30 days. The company audits itself; nothing makes the audits public.
  • Only platforms with at least 5,000,000 account holders are covered. At least 20 kinds of service are excluded, including interactive gaming, streaming and e-commerce.
  • No liability for “any conduct by a social media company involving a Utah minor account holder who would otherwise be protected by federal or Utah law.”
  • Adds for families: a private right to sue, a presumption of harm for children under 16, and a ban on waivers.

Who that works for Large platforms, which can avoid penalties through internal audits; gaming and streaming companies, which are excluded. Families gain the right to sue.

What would score higher for the collective: Independent, published audits; covering gaming platforms; narrowing the “otherwise protected” clause. Later changes to this law were not checked.
Enrolled text supplied by Shauna (Legislature’s bill page, Sept. 25, 2026)

Campaign money beside these bills, as filed: Utah Association for Justice (trial lawyers) gave Loubet $3,400 in 2026; WCF Mutual Insurance $500, Select Health $500 and Regence BlueCross BlueShield $250. No record connects any gift to any provision.

WHERE THEY STAND

In Their Own Words

IN PLAIN WORDSWhat each says, from their own campaign sites. Next to Loubet’s priorities is what the record shows. Grades are in the rubric below.

Anthony Loubet (R)

“Over the past three years, I have sponsored and passed legislation to increase transparency in our state government, help make life more affordable for everyday working families, and protect the elderly and disabled.”

“I am proud to work across party lines to get things done for our neighbors. I have received support from organizations and people on both sides of the aisle, which is increasingly rare today.”

His priorities page lists education, the environment, infrastructure and labor.

anthonyloubet.com (About, Priorities), read Sept. 25, 2026

Liz Oates (D)

“Born and raised in Magna, Liz Oates understands firsthand the issues that our community is facing, and she’s running for House District 27 because she’s tired of watching the west side be ignored at the Capitol.”

“Liz doesn’t have the typical experience of a politician: she’s never held office before, she’s not a lawyer or a developer, and she’s not independently wealthy. But our legislature has plenty of that.”

Her site lists: affordable housing; “a healthcare system that works”; preserving the environment; mental health and disability services; “a government that listens”; protecting vulnerable communities. Endorsers include IBEW Local 354, Letter Carriers Branch 111, United Steelworkers District 12, the Sierra Club Utah Chapter, Planned Parenthood Action Council of Utah and Utah Women & Politics.

lizforutah.com (home page), read Sept. 25, 2026
Loubet’s wordsThe record
“increase transparency in our state government”H.J.R. 10 and H.B. 481 (2025) replace newspaper publication of proposed amendments with 60 days of notice set by statute; H.B. 139 (2025) updates accounting and audit rules; he carried S.B. 231 (2023), which requires a “reasonable search” for records. His H.B. 602 (2026) would have extended school board terms by a year.
“protect the elderly and disabled”H.B. 534 (2025) widened what counts as emotional abuse of a vulnerable adult and let Adult Protective Services make findings when documents aren’t provided; H.B. 73 (2024) merged brain and spinal cord injury funds; H.B. 472 (2026) narrowed who counts as associated with a licensed care provider. His former employers serve people with intellectual disabilities.
“record investments in West Side infrastructure and public transportation projects”His site links H.B. 492 (2026), Rep. Calvin Roberts’ bill, which this outlet’s case file grades D. He voted yes on it twice (61–8 on Feb. 24 and the final 66–5 on March 6), per a third-party tracker; not confirmed on the Legislature’s vote page.
“conserving the Great Salt Lake”His site links H.B. 410 (2026), Rep. Jill Koford’s bill; this outlet’s case file calls it “Mostly helpful.” He voted yes (House 69–1, Feb. 17, 2026, Legislature’s vote page). He cosponsored H.B. 247 (2026) and H.B. 453 (2024).
“voting against HB 267 and gathering signatures to repeal it”H.B. 267 (2025) limited public-employee unions. He voted no (House 42–32, Jan. 27, 2025, Legislature’s vote page). It was repealed in a December 2025 special session, 60–9 in the House; his vote on the repeal wasn’t confirmed. News coverage of the referendum drive doesn’t name him; the state’s public list of about 251,000 signers wasn’t searched. Operating Engineers Local 3 and the Utah AFL-CIO gave his campaign $2,300 in 2026.
“helped invest millions in public education”His site links H.B. 329 (parental leave), school-supply funding and S.B. 241 (literacy). His roles and votes on them were not checked. Not graded.
DISCLOSURE FORMS

What Each Form Lists

IN PLAIN WORDSEvery candidate files a form listing jobs, businesses, income over $5,000, stock and boards. These are side by side, item by item.

ItemLoubet (R)Oates (D)
Employers (1A–1B)Law Office of Anthony Loubet, PLLC (owner; business law, estate planning, probate). Previous: Residential Habilitation Experts, LLC (RHE), “Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel,” and the Abby Lou Foundation, “Assistant Director and General Counsel”Select Health (subrogation case manager). Previous: “N/A”
Companies owned or run (2A)Law Office of Anthony Loubet, PLLC“N/A”
Income over $5,000 (3A)RHE and Abby Lou Foundation; his law office; State of Utah (legislative salary)“N/A” — although Item 1A lists Select Health as her current employer
Stock over $5,000 (4A)“N/A”“N/A”
Boards (5A)“N/A”“N/A”
Spouse’s employers“N/A”“No Conflict of Interest” (only required if she sees a conflict)
FiledJan. 2, 2026; no later form listed as of Sept. 25Filing date not shown on the capture

Side by side

  • Utah State Bar: Loubet’s House page lists “Member, Utah State Bar Board.” His form’s Item 5A, which covers paid or unpaid seats on a board of directors, says “N/A.” Which Bar body the House page means was not checked. He was primary sponsor of H.B. 260, which gives the Bar’s board new enforcement powers; the Bar supported it.
  • Loubet Rentals, LLC: OpenCorporates lists it as formed March 27, 2026, with Anthony E. Loubet as a member and his law office as its agent. That is after his Jan. 2 form. His filing page lists no later form as of Sept. 25, 2026. Whether the law required an update was not checked.
  • Abby Lou Foundation: his House page lists him as “Director and General Counsel”; his form lists the foundation as a previous employer, with the title “Assistant Director and General Counsel.” His House page lists his profession as “Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel,” the RHE title his form lists as previous.
  • RHE, listed as a previous employer and income source, gave his campaign $6,000 in 2022.
  • OpenCorporates also lists his law office as registered agent for several other Utah businesses, a service law firms commonly provide, and lists him as a past agent of Nakoa Technologies, LLC (inactive since July 2025). Being an agent is not ownership.
  • Oates lists Select Health as her employer, but her income item says “N/A.” Select Health gave Loubet $500 on Sept. 18, 2026 (and MacPherson in HD-26 $500). Her other items are answered; her spouse’s employer is described as “No Conflict of Interest,” which the form allows.
Both forms read from pasted captures of disclosures.utah.gov, Sept. 25, 2026; Loubet’s filing list from Shauna’s capture of his filing page; business records from a pasted OpenCorporates capture; Division of Corporations records not checked
CONNECTIONS

Who Funds Whom

IN PLAIN WORDSThe same House Republican PACs fund Loubet and his neighbor in HD-26; Democratic-leaning PACs fund Oates. Arrows show money, as filed.

Money to Loubet

flowchart LR
  U["House GOP Election
Committee PAC"] -- "$91,000" --> L["Rep. Anthony
Loubet"]
  S["House Speaker
Leadership PAC"] -- "$31,000" --> L
  W["Wilson
Leadership PAC"] -- "$28,091" --> L
  D["Doers Network"] -- "$3,500" --> L

Money to Oates

flowchart LR
  UWP["Utah Women and
Politics PAC"] -- "$10,000" --> O["Liz
Oates"]
  UNI["UNIPAC"] -- "$7,500" --> O
  EL["Elevate PAC"] -- "$3,000" --> O
  HD["House Democratic
Leadership Council"] -- "$2,500" --> O
  IB["IBEW PAC"] -- "$1,000" --> O

Amounts: Loubet’s since 2020; Oates’s in 2026.

  • HD-26 next door (Case 31): Matt MacPherson gave Loubet’s campaign $1,000 (April 28, 2022) and his campaign gave $220 (Oct. 31, 2024). Loubet’s campaign paid “MacPherson Campaign” $100 in 2020 for a “Booth at West Valley Fireworks Display.” Both campaigns’ largest vendor is Election Hive, and both received the two House GOP PACs’ money, Doers Network money, Howard Rich and Arthur Dantchik gifts and $500 from Select Health.
  • Loubet’s caucus PAC money is tracked on this outlet’s UHREC page and House Speaker Leadership PAC page; both predate the August and September 2026 checks.
  • Fresh Air PAC gave Loubet $3,000 in 2026; it also gave Michael Finch (HD-26) and Sen. Kirk Cullimore (Case 30). Equality Utah PAC gave Loubet $2,750 and Finch $1,000.
  • Utah Association for Justice gave Loubet $3,400 in 2026. He was primary sponsor of H.B. 307 (attorney fees) and House floor sponsor of S.B. 74 (motor vehicle civil actions).
  • Utah Women and Politics PAC gave Oates $10,000 and Finch $5,000; the House Democratic Leadership Council gave Oates $2,500 and Finch $6,500.
WHO THE PACS ARE

The Groups Behind the Money

IN PLAIN WORDSEvery PAC that gave either candidate $1,000 or more, what it is, and who is listed as running it. Where the state registration wasn’t in hand, the card says so and uses the group’s own website or news reports.

PACs funding Loubet

Utah House Republican Election Committee PAC

TO LOUBET: $91,000 SINCE 2020 ($20,000 IN 2026)

What it isThe House Republican caucus’s campaign PAC. It funds GOP House candidates statewide; this site counts $2.27 million in and $2.03 million out, 2018–2026. Full case file.

Who runs itPrimary officers: House Speaker Mike Schultz and Majority Leader Casey Snider. Officer: Majority Whip Candice Pierucci. Treasurer/CFO: Kyle Palmer, who is also treasurer of the Speaker’s PAC and NUPAC and owns Irish Elk LLC, a vendor those PACs pay for administration.

From its Utah registration, as summarized on this site’s PAC page

House Speaker Leadership PAC

TO LOUBET: $31,000 SINCE 2020 ($10,000 IN 2026)

What it isSpeaker Mike Schultz’s own leadership PAC, created Nov. 14, 2023, about a month before he became Speaker. Full case file.

Who runs itDirectors: Mike Schultz and his chief of staff, Abby Osborne. CFO/Treasurer: Kyle Palmer.

From its Utah registration, as summarized on this site’s PAC page

Wilson Leadership PAC

TO LOUBET: $28,091 (2020–2024)

What it isFormer House Speaker Brad Wilson’s leadership PAC, filed from Layton. It gave Loubet $20,000 in 2022, the year he won by 67 votes. No 2026 gifts to him.

Who runs itOfficers not in hand; its registration could not be read for this page.

Identified on this site’s NUPAC page; officers UNVERIFIED

Doers Network

TO LOUBET: $3,500 IN 2026

What it isA group that endorses candidates it calls “Doers.” At least three entities use the name: an original giving vehicle (entity not confirmed), Utah Doers Network, a 501(c)(4) incorporated July 16, 2026, and Utah Doers PAC, registered July 20, 2026. Loubet’s two gifts were filed from Wilmington, Del. Full case file.

Who runs itThe 501(c)(4) was incorporated by campaign-finance attorney Matthew T. Sanderson. Its boards are organized by county; the Utah County board is chaired by Nicki Brammer, spouse of Sen. Brady Brammer.

From this site’s Doers Network page (state registrations and the group’s own board listings)

Utah Chamber PAC

TO LOUBET: $5,000 IN 2026

What it isThe Salt Lake Chamber’s PAC, created March 1, 2019. Little activity until 2026, when the Chamber gave it $50,000 and it gave $60,000 to 11 candidates of both parties on one day.

Who runs itDerek Miller (Salt Lake Chamber President/CEO), Heidi Walker (COO), Jill Kirsling (Treasurer).

From its Utah registration and 2026 reports. Its report lists the $5,000 to Loubet’s committee on May 28; his list shows it on June 18

Utah Association for Justice

TO LOUBET: $3,400 IN 2026 ($4,750 SINCE 2024)

What it isUtah’s trial lawyers’ association. Its PAC is “Lawyers Involved for Utah,” which also gave the House GOP caucus PAC $8,000 this cycle.

Who runs itExecutive Director Eric A. Mann; President D. Russell Hymas.

From the organization’s own website, Sept. 25, 2026; the PAC’s own registration officers not in hand

Fresh Air PAC

TO LOUBET: $3,000 IN 2026 ($4,225 SINCE 2023)

What it isThe PAC of Stewardship Utah, an environmental group, formed June 3, 2021. It gives to candidates in both parties.

Who runs itDavid Garbett (Chair; Stewardship Utah’s Executive Director), Travis Suite (Manager/Political Director), TJ Ellerbeck (Treasurer/Codirector).

From its Utah registration, as summarized in this site’s HD-16 file

Equality Utah PAC

TO LOUBET: $2,750 IN 2026 ($4,750 SINCE 2024)

What it isThe PAC of Equality Utah, the state’s LGBTQ advocacy group. It also funds UINPAC ($2,500 in March 2026) and gave Finch in HD-26 $1,000.

Who runs itPAC Chair Max Green; Equality Utah Executive Director Essie Gonzsen.

From the organization’s own website, Sept. 25, 2026; the PAC’s own registration officers not in hand

Operating Engineers Local 3 Statewide PAC

TO LOUBET: $2,000 IN 2026 ($4,000 SINCE 2024)

What it isThe PAC of IUOE Local 3, a construction-equipment operators’ union covering California, Nevada, Utah and Hawaii; filed from Concord, Calif.

Who runs itUnion Business Manager Dan Reding. The PAC’s own treasurer was not confirmed.

From the organization’s own website, Sept. 25, 2026; the PAC’s own registration officers not in hand

Governing Group PAC

TO LOUBET: $1,500 IN 2026

What it isFounded by former Rep. Becky Edwards in late 2023 to mentor and support Republican and unaffiliated candidates. A 2024 in-kind gift of $3,482.50 is filed as “Governing Group,” Bountiful; whether that is the same entity isn’t stated.

Who runs itFounder Becky Edwards. Board (Feb. 2024): Susan R. Madsen, Mia Love, Lowry Snow, Tami Pyfer. Senior advisor: former Gov. Gary Herbert.

From the PAC’s Feb. 22, 2024 announcement (Utah Policy); current board not rechecked

UCU PAC (Utah’s Credit Unions)

TO LOUBET: $1,000 IN 2026

What it isThe PAC of the Utah Credit Union Association. It also gave the House GOP caucus PAC $6,000 and the Speaker’s PAC $10,000 this cycle, per this site’s PAC pages.

Who runs itAssociation CEO Scott Simpson; President and Chief Advocacy Officer Rusty Cannon. PAC officers not confirmed.

From the organization’s own website, Sept. 25, 2026; the PAC’s own registration officers not in hand

PACs funding Oates

Utah Women and Politics PAC

TO OATES: $10,000 IN 2026

What it isA Utah PAC founded in October 2017 that supports women candidates it describes as moderate, progressive and diverse. It also gave Finch (HD-26) $5,000 and funds UINPAC. Her site lists it as an endorser.

Who runs itIts site names Lucinda Kindred in leadership, and Diane Stewart and Christine Gailey as co-chairs of candidate support. Registration officers not in hand.

From the organization’s own website, Sept. 25, 2026; the PAC’s own registration officers not in hand

UINPAC (filed as “UNIPAC”)

TO OATES: $7,500 IN 2026

What it isUtah Investment Network PAC, created June 23, 2020, a Democratic-aligned PAC. Its main funder is its affiliated 501(c)(4), Utah Donor Collaborative. It gave $7,500 each to several Democratic House candidates in early January 2026. Full case file.

Who runs itDirector Katie Wright; Treasurer Kayti Sullivan.

From its Utah registration, as summarized on this site’s PAC page

Elevate PAC (Elevate Utah PAC)

TO OATES: $3,000 IN 2026

What it isA Utah PAC recruiting Democratic legislative candidates for 2026, started with $20,000 from the national group Vote Save America. Utah News Dispatch listed HD-27 among its 10 target seats and described the PAC as “affiliated with Elevate Campaign strategies, a Utah-based political consulting firm.” Oates’s largest vendor is filed as “Elevate Strategies” ($10,842); her reports don’t say whether it is the same firm.

Who runs itGabi Finlayson, named by Utah News Dispatch as “principal at Elevate PAC.”

From Utah News Dispatch, July 29, 2025; registration officers not in hand

Utah House Democratic Leadership Council

TO OATES: $2,500 IN 2026

What it isThe House Democratic caucus’s campaign PAC. It also gave Finch (HD-26) $6,500.

Who runs itOfficers not confirmed for this page.

Registration not read; officers UNVERIFIED

IBEW PAC Voluntary Fund

TO OATES: $1,000 IN 2026

What it isThe national political fund of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (federal committee C00027342), not the Utah local. Oates lists IBEW Local 354 as an endorser.

Who runs itIBEW International President Kenneth W. Cooper; International Secretary-Treasurer Paul A. Noble.

From IBEW’s website and FollowTheMoney; PAC-specific officers not confirmed

Smaller gifts, under $1,000

  • U-Car PAC ($751 to Loubet): the Utah Automobile Dealers Association’s PAC; Executive Director and Treasurer Craig A. Bickmore (registration, per this site’s HD-16 file).
  • Utah HOSPAC ($500 to Loubet): the Utah Hospital Association’s PAC, governed by a committee of member-hospital administrators and government relations staff, per the association.
  • Utah Victory PAC ($250 to Loubet, $250 to MacPherson), filed from Bethesda, Md.: its website names no officers, and none were found.
  • Utah Property Rights Coalition ($500 to Loubet): a Sandy nonprofit working on property-rights issues; IRS filing data list Christopher P. Gamvroulas as principal officer (not confirmed elsewhere).
  • Women’s Democratic Club of Utah ($300 to Oates): a Democratic women’s club; President Terri Hrechkosy, per its website.
  • Other trade PACs giving Loubet $500 or less: Utah Rural Electric PAC, Utah Food Industry Association Food PAC, Utah Apartment Association PAC, Utah Beverage Association PAC and Utah Title & Escrow PAC (filed as “Utal”). Their officers were not checked.
CAN THEY COMPETE?

Who Has the Money, and Where It Came From

IN PLAIN WORDSEvery dollar each campaign reported, sorted into piles: people, caucus and leadership PACs, other organizations, party help and the candidate's own money. Bars are drawn to the same scale, so a short bar means less money. These are facts from the filings; they are shown here, not graded.

Anthony Loubet (R) · $75,269.47 total
Individual people: $10,418.47Caucus and leadership PACs: $30,000Other organizations: $34,851
Individual donors: 21. Period: 2026 through Sept. 23.
From their own disclosure form: Owns his law office; $5,000+ income from RHE, the Abby Lou Foundation, his law office and the legislative salary.
Liz Oates (D) · $66,373.76 total
Individual people: $41,701.26Caucus and leadership PACs: $2,500Other organizations: $21,600Party help: $572.50
Individual donors: about 215. Period: Jan. 5–Sept. 23, 2026.
From their own disclosure form: Select Health case manager; no businesses or stocks.

Periods differ where the filings in hand differ; each candidate's period is listed with their bar. "Own money" includes loans and money moved from the candidate's own earlier campaign account, as labeled. Disclosure-form lines come from each candidate's own form as described on this page. Added Oct. 2, 2026.

RUBRIC

Grades on the Five Questions

IN PLAIN WORDSEvery item is graded on the same five questions used across this project: Power, Transparency, Financial accountability, Environmental impact and Community impact. A or B goes beyond what the law requires; C meets it; D means a key part is vague or bundled, or a public check is weakened; F means required information is missing, or a check is removed with nothing in its place.

1. Campaign money
CandidatePowerTrans­parencyMoneyEnviron­mentCommun­ityOverall
LoubetDCCN/ACC−
Why: 40% of 2026 money from two PACs controlled by House Republican leadership, 44% from businesses, trade groups, unions and other PACs, 14% from individuals. Everything is itemized, including every loan and repayment since 2020. The money, by category (2026 through Sept. 23): individuals $10,418.47 (13.8%); caucus and leadership PACs $30,000 (39.9%); other organizations $34,851 (46.3%); party help $0 (0.0%). Own money: none in 2026; his earlier loans were repaid. Own money is stated here, not graded. Power D: 13.8% of the counted money came from individual people. Regraded Oct. 2, 2026 on the Hive's fixed scale; earlier: C. Scale: A = 90% or more of the counted money from individual people; B = 67–89%; C = 34–66%; D = 10–33%; F = under 10%. Counted money is individuals plus caucus and leadership PACs plus other organizations (businesses, trade and union PACs, other candidates' campaigns). Ordinary party help and the candidate's own money are shown but not counted.
What would have scored higher for the collective: A broader base of district donors.
OatesCCCN/ACC
Why: 62.8% from individuals, most in small gifts; the rest mostly from advocacy PACs. Every payee is named. The money, by category (Jan. 5–Sept. 23, 2026): individuals $41,701.26 (62.8%); caucus and leadership PACs $2,500 (3.8%); other organizations $21,600 (32.5%); party help $572.50 (0.9%). Own money: none reported. Own money is stated here, not graded. Power C: 63.4% of the counted money came from individual people. Checked Oct. 2, 2026 on the Hive's fixed scale; unchanged. Scale: A = 90% or more of the counted money from individual people; B = 67–89%; C = 34–66%; D = 10–33%; F = under 10%. Counted money is individuals plus caucus and leadership PACs plus other organizations (businesses, trade and union PACs, other candidates' campaigns). Ordinary party help and the candidate's own money are shown but not counted.
2. Disclosure forms
CandidatePowerTrans­parencyMoneyEnviron­mentCommun­ityOverall
LoubetN/ACCN/AN/AC
Why: Every item answered, with his law office, both former employers and his legislative salary listed. His House page lists a Utah State Bar board role that isn’t in Item 5A, and Loubet Rentals, LLC was formed after his January form with no later form on file.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Listing or explaining the Bar role in Item 5A, and filing an updated form after a new company is formed.
OatesN/ACCN/AN/AC
Why: Select Health is listed as her employer, but the income item says “N/A.” Because the job is named on the form, it counts as listed under the Hive's rule; the blank income line is noted here, not graded. Earlier: D. Regraded Oct. 3, 2026 so the same rule applies to every form.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Listing Select Health in Item 3A.

How disclosure forms are graded: On disclosure forms, an item voters can't see anywhere else (a company, a board seat, a job) left off is graded D; two left off, D−; three or more, F, a pattern. Legislative pay, which is public, left off with nothing else missing is graded D+. Anything named somewhere on the form counts as listed, and a form not on file is graded F. (Disclosure-form ladder added Oct. 3, 2026.)

3. His bills

Graded from the texts and compare documents read (see Limits). H.B. 316, H.B. 503, H.B. 111, H.B. 134 and H.B. 73 are not graded because their texts weren’t read or their versions weren’t compared.

BillPowerTrans­parencyMoneyEnviron­mentCommun­ityOverall
H.B. 176 (2026)CDCN/ACC
Why: Signed. Reorganizes the trust-business laws. The introduced bill exempted any attorney or CPA doing fiduciary work incidental to their practice; the final version keeps attorneys out only for client trust account funds, gives CPAs a narrower provision, and adds exemptions for trust directors, protectors and advisors and for some guardians. More trust activity stays under state banking oversight than in the introduced version, but attorneys and CPAs who violate trust law are not subject to the banking department’s enforcement, trust directors, protectors and advisors are outside it, and nothing is reported publicly.
What would have scored higher for the collective: A yearly public report of examinations and actions, and registration for trust directors, protectors and advisors.
H.B. 260 (2026)CCN/AN/ABC
Why: Signed. Lets the Utah State Bar’s board bring civil actions over the unauthorized practice of law, with penalties up to $10,000; gives harmed clients a right to sue; sets criminal penalties and a three-year filing limit. The Bar supported it.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Yearly public counts of enforcement actions and penalties.
H.B. 307 (2026)CCN/AN/ACC
Why: Signed. Replaces a cross-reference to the “bad faith” attorney-fee statute with a written standard in four sections of code: acting “to harass, cause unreasonable delay, needlessly increase the cost of litigation, or abuse the judicial process.”
H.B. 472 (2026)CCN/AN/ACC
Why: Signed. Narrows who counts as “associated with” a licensed care provider, from a list that included every employee, volunteer and contractor to people with management, control or significant influence. What that definition triggers was not traced for this page.
H.B. 474 (2026)CCCN/ACC
Why: Signed. Adopts the 2022 uniform amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code; the substitute added a rule that a central bank digital currency is not “money” under the code. Passed 71–1 and 23–0.
H.J.R. 15 (2026)CCN/AN/ACC
Why: Died. Court-rule changes: Rule 11 sanctions could be paid to a legal-aid nonprofit, and attorneys named only as counsel could be dismissed from a suit, with fees shifted.
H.B. 602 (2026)DCN/AN/ADD
Why: Died without a hearing. Would have moved local school board elections to odd-numbered years by extending sitting members’ terms one year.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Making the switch by shortening terms, or on the next regular election, so no seat is held longer than voters chose.
H.J.R. 10 and H.B. 481 (2025)DDN/AN/ACD
Why: H.J.R. 10 (House 70–0, Senate 29–0) asks voters to replace the constitution’s newspaper-publication rule for proposed amendments with notice “in a manner provided by statute, for 60 calendar days immediately preceding the next general election.” H.B. 481 sets that notice as a Class A notice for those 60 days if voters approve. It’s on the 2026 ballot. The class A notice means the state public-notice website plus a physical posting, with no print or mail required, and future Legislatures could change the method without a public vote.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Keeping a minimum print or mailed notice in the constitution.
H.B. 311 (2023), cosponsorBDCN/ACC
Why: Rep. Teuscher’s bill, listed on Loubet’s Results page; he was one of 41 cosponsors. It lets families sue large platforms over addictive design, with a presumption of harm under 16, but a company avoids state penalties by showing it audited itself quarterly, and nothing makes those audits public.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Independent, published audits.
H.B. 139 (2025)CCCN/ACC
Why: Signed. Updates governmental accounting and audit rules. House 72–0, Senate 23–0. Replaced twice by substitute in committee; the substitutes’ wording was not read.
H.B. 534 (2025)DCN/AN/ABC
Why: Signed. Rewritten by substitute in House Judiciary. It narrows “abandonment” to knowing or intentional acts, judges emotional abuse by what “would cause a reasonable individual to suffer,” lets Adult Protective Services make a supported finding when an alleged perpetrator doesn’t provide requested documents, and requires that person to “present credible evidence” when challenging a finding.
What would have scored higher for the collective: Keeping the burden on the division, with a hearing before any finding based on missing documents.
H.B. 432 (2024)CCN/AN/ABB
Why: Signed. Lets clergy report ongoing child abuse or neglect even when the person confessed to them. The committee substitute added language keeping evidence-rule privileges unaffected. House 64–0, Senate 26–0.
H.B. 388 (2023)CCN/AN/ABB
Why: Sets a four-year limit for motor-vehicle property-damage and PIP claims. No substitute was found; introduced and enrolled texts read the same.
4. His stated priorities
PriorityPowerTrans­parencyMoneyEnviron­mentCommun­ityOverall
TransparencyCCN/AN/ACC
Why: The notice and accounting bills meet the law’s bar without adding new public reporting; H.B. 602 would have extended terms without a vote.
What would have scored higher for the collective: A bill adding public reporting or a new public check.
The elderly and disabledCCN/AN/ACC
Why: H.B. 534 widens protections and APS powers while shifting the burden in challenges; H.B. 472 narrows a licensing definition.
InfrastructureDDCN/ACD
Why: The bill his site cites, H.B. 492, is graded D in this outlet’s case file.

“Money” is the financial accountability question. Bills that died are graded on what they would have done. His environment, labor and education priorities are not graded because the bills cited aren’t his; his votes on them are listed under Where They Stand. Oates has no record to grade.

QUESTIONS VOTERS CAN ASK

Questions From the Records

IN PLAIN WORDSThese come from what the filings and bills show. Each has a direct answer. None assumes anything improper.

For Loubet

1. H.B. 176’s final version dropped the broad attorney and CPA exemption your site describes. Which version do you support, and why did it change?
2. Your Results page lists several bills where the Legislature shows you as a cosponsor or floor sponsor. How do you count the bills you’ve “sponsored and passed”?
3. Your House page lists “Member, Utah State Bar Board.” What is that role, and does it belong on your disclosure form?
4. Loubet Rentals, LLC was formed after your January form. Do you plan to file an update?
5. Why would H.B. 602 have extended school board terms a year instead of shortening them?

For Oates

1. Your form lists Select Health as your employer but “N/A” for income over $5,000. Can you explain the income item?
2. How would you handle votes that affect health insurers, including your employer?
3. Are Elevate PAC, which gave your campaign $3,000, and Elevate Strategies, your largest vendor, connected?
4. Which housing policy would you pursue first, and how would it be paid for?
5. Which of Rep. Loubet’s 2026 bills, if any, would you have voted against?

For both

Kearns, Magna and the west side are growing fast. What specific state project for this district would you fight for first, and how would you measure whether it worked?

WHAT THIS DOESN’T SHOW

Limits of the Record

  • Spending after June 10, 2026 (Loubet) and June 11 (Oates) was not in hand; the later lists cover contributions only. No cash balance is stated.
  • Both disclosure forms were read from pasted captures, Sept. 25, 2026. Loubet’s filing date comes from a capture of his filing page; Oates’s isn’t shown. Business records come from an OpenCorporates capture; the Division of Corporations was not checked. The Utah State Bar role on his House page was not checked against the Bar’s own lists.
  • His bills were read through a web text reader from introduced texts, substitutes and compare documents, which can’t show underlining or strikethrough. H.B. 260’s enrolled text could not be opened (its second substitute, which trackers show passed unchanged, was read), and H.B. 139’s substitutes were not read. Several 2026 vote tallies come from third-party trackers and are marked as such; floor votes for H.B. 307, H.B. 534 and H.B. 388 were not found. H.B. 145 (2025) could not be confirmed as passed or failed.
  • His votes on H.B. 410 and H.B. 267 are from the Legislature’s vote pages; his H.B. 492 votes are from a third-party tracker; his vote on the H.B. 267 repeal (H.B. 2001, 2025) was not found. His site’s counts of bills drafted, passed and cosponsored were not checked.
  • PAC officers come from state registrations where this site already had them; otherwise from the groups’ websites or news, as each card says. Registrations for Wilson Leadership PAC, the House Democratic Leadership Council, Utah Women and Politics PAC, Elevate PAC and Utah Victory PAC were not read.
  • The gap reviews used enrolled texts for H.B. 176, 307 and 472 (2026), H.B. 481 (2025) and H.B. 311 (2023, supplied by Shauna); H.B. 260’s second substitute; and H.B. 474’s first substitute, which was cut off before Article 12.
  • No district drawing yet; use the Legislature’s map for the boundary.
  • Donors are matched by name only; out-of-state amounts use the state as filed.
View all sources (15)
  1. Anthony Loubet, DEX exports for 2020–2026 (seven files, DEX20260925_0859–0900 series) and later contribution list through Sept. 23, 2026 (disclosures.utah.gov; pasted capture)
  2. Liz Oates, DEX export and later contribution list through Sept. 23, 2026 (disclosures.utah.gov; pasted capture)
  3. Anthony Edward Loubet and Elizabeth Ann Oates, conflict-of-interest disclosures, House 27 (disclosures.utah.gov), pasted captures, Sept. 25, 2026; Loubet filing page capture showing a Jan. 2, 2026 form
  4. Utah Legislature: Loubet’s 2026 bill list and House page (pasted); introduced texts, substitutes and compare documents for H.B. 176, 260, 307, 472, 474, 602, 316 and H.J.R. 15 (2026); H.B. 481, H.J.R. 10, H.B. 139, H.B. 534 and H.B. 111 (2025); H.B. 432, H.B. 134, H.B. 73 and H.B. 439 (2024); H.B. 388, S.B. 231 and S.C.R. 2 (2023); bill pages for H.B. 311, H.B. 192, H.B. 228, H.B. 453 and H.B. 324
  5. Utah State Bar legislative position list, 2026 session (H.B. 260, H.B. 307)
  6. LegiScan, BillTrack50 and FastDemocracy copies of bill histories, where noted
  7. Ballotpedia, Anthony Loubet and Utah House District 27 (2022 and 2024 results); Ballotpedia, 2026 publication-requirements ballot measure
  8. anthonyloubet.com (About, Priorities, Results) and lizforutah.com, read Sept. 25, 2026
  9. OpenCorporates officer search, “Anthony Loubet” (pasted capture, Sept. 25, 2026)
  10. Utah Legislature 2022 District 27 profile
  11. Enrolled texts: H.B. 176, 307 and 472 (2026), H.B. 481 (2025) and H.B. 311 (2023); H.B. 260 second substitute and H.B. 474 first substitute; Utah Code Section 63G-30-102
  12. Utah News Dispatch, “Left-leaning national group is targeting these Utah legislative districts for 2026 election,” July 29, 2025; Utah Policy, Governing Group PAC board release, Feb. 22, 2024
  13. Organization websites: utaj.org, equalityutah.org, oe3.org, utahscreditunions.org, utahhospitals.org, utahwomenandpolitics.org, ibew.org, wdcutah.org, utahvictory.org; FollowTheMoney (IBEW PAC); GuideStar (Utah Property Rights Coalition)
  14. This outlet’s Doers Network, UHREC and House Speaker Leadership PAC pages; H.B. 492 and H.B. 410 case files; Cases 30 and 31