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08/06/2026

We were excited to attend the Weber County Nuclear Energy Symposium yesterday afternoon!

It was an informative and fascinating event focused on the future of nuclear energy and what it could mean for our community and the state of Utah.

If you weren’t able to attend, here are a few photos from the event!

07/01/2026

Utah Republicans Have Spoken. Here’s What the Primary Results Revealed.
Utah’s Republican primary reshaped the state’s political landscape as voters rejected complacency and demanded accountability. In this episode of PoliticIt, Senator John D. Johnson and Jeremy Peterson analyze the biggest upsets, from Weber County surprises to the backlash over Box Elder’s proposed data center. They explore how property taxes, rapid growth, distrust in government process, and national political tensions influenced local races, while examining what the results reveal about Utah’s changing electorate and why future candidates can no longer rely on traditional political assumptions to secure victory.

Utah Republicans Have Spoken. Here’s What the Primary Results Revealed. Politics

06/24/2026

🎥 LIVE TONIGHT: Election Night Coverage on Politicit! 🗳️
Join us tonight at 9:00 PM for a special Politicit Podcast Election Night Live Stream as we bring you the latest local election results, analysis, and reactions as they happen.

Hosted by Senator John D. Johnson and co-hosted by Representative Ryan Wilcox, we'll be covering the key races, discussing the biggest stories of the night, and breaking down what the results mean for our communities and the future of local government.

📅 Tonight
⏰ 9:00 PM
📍 Live on YouTube

Whether you're following county races, city elections, or other important local contests, Politicit is your destination for comprehensive election night coverage.

Tune in, join the conversation, and experience election night with us live!

06/17/2026

Scott Fletcher for Davis County Commission Seat A | Data-Driven Leadership for Davis County

Scott Fletcher for Davis County Commission Seat A | Data-Driven Leadership for Davis County Politics

06/17/2026

John Taylor for Utah House District 14 | Conservative Leadership, Faith, Family & Freedom
John Taylor is running for Utah House District 14 on a platform rooted in conservative principles, grassroots accountability, and local representation. Drawing on years of service as a precinct chair, delegate, military leader, and community advocate, Taylor argues that government works best when it listens first and spends carefully. He highlights housing affordability, inflation, taxes, water policy, and the controversial data center debate as key issues facing the district. His message centers on faith, family, freedom, fiscal responsibility, and ensuring residents have a meaningful voice before major decisions are made.

John Taylor for Utah House District 14 | Conservative Leadership, Faith, Family & Freedom Politics

06/14/2026

Great seeing so many community members at the Washington Terrace Parade!

Republican candidates Rich Hyer, Katy Hall, Jill Koford, and Jim Alvey spent the evening meeting residents, sharing their vision for Weber County, and celebrating one of the community's favorite traditions.

Politicit was there to capture the event and connect with voters as the campaign season continues. Thanks to everyone who came out to support the parade and engage with local candidates.

06/09/2026

Politicit was at the Weber County Republican Women’s debate today in Ogden, where candidates had the opportunity to share their vision and discuss the issues facing Weber County. Here are a few photos from the event highlighting the candidates, community members, and the conversations that matter most to local voters. 📸🇺🇸

06/09/2026

Carson Jorgensen Says Federal Regulatory Reform Is Needed Now
Carson Jorgensen argues that federal regulatory reform is no longer optional if America wants lower costs, stronger supply chains, and faster infrastructure development. He contends that diesel emissions mandates have increased costs, reduced engine efficiency, and created unintended economic consequences that ripple through agriculture, transportation, and manufacturing. He also calls for major reform of the National Environmental Policy Act, arguing that environmental review should protect resources without becoming a tool for endless delays and litigation. For Jorgensen, the stakes are clear: reduce regulatory burdens, accelerate growth, and restore accountability to federal rulemaking.

Carson Jorgensen Says Federal Regulatory Reform Is Needed Now Politics