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Dear Friends and Neighbors, The 2020 Legislative Session is finished, and it has been an interesting one. Along with many important bills, events in the world and in Utah have create a sense of unrest and anxiety that make some of our issues seem trivial. Most of the bills passed during this legislative session make […]
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Dear Friends and Neighbors, Below is a COVID-19 Resources Guide I just received from the Speaker of the House, Brad Wilson. I wanted to get this resource guide and information to you right away. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused all of us difficulties and changes to our normal life. I am proud of the way […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, Now that the legislature has adjourned sine die, it is on the governor to review all 510 of the bills passed during the session. He has 20 days to decide whether he will allow a bill to pass into law or veto a bill. If he vetoes a bill, the legislature […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, We concluded our business this week and it certainly felt like the time flew by. During the 2020 General Legislative Session we passed 510 bills. Many of these were clean up bills, meaning minor words or definitions were changed. I will send out a session recap highlighting many of the top […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, Week seven of the legislative session has come and gone and we are officially finished with the 2020 General Legislative Session. It has been a productive 45 days. We started a bit slow but finished strong. There were many bills left when the clock struck midnight, but that is the beauty […]
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Checking In At The Legislature: 2020 Session Week 5 With less than two weeks left in the session, the legislators on the Hill are busier than ever. Many of the most highlighted bills are making their way to the floor for presentations and debates. At the same time, the Executive Appropriations Committee is making its […]
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2020 Utah Legislative Session Week 5 More Information Days Remaining in the 2020 Utah Legislative Session: 9 Days until the 2020 Utah Primary Elections: 119 Days until 2020 Elections: 245
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Checking In At The Legislature: 2020 Session Week 5 The 2020 Legislative Session is almost over! In this update, you will find information about a few of my bills, as well as a few highlights from week five of the 2020 Legislative Session. This last week was very busy, and I am honored to be […]
Read MoreCache County Neighbors and Friends, We’ve finished week five of the legislative session and are into the final two weeks. The four bills I’m working to complete this session have all passed through House committees and House chamber unanimously and are in the Senate for their review and passage. The budget for my appropriation committee is […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, This legislative session is flying by! We just completed week 5 of the legislative session, so we now have two weeks left to conduct our business. Most notably, in the next two weeks we will pass a balanced budget that will fund the many functions of the state from education to […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, With Week 5 of the 2020 Legislative Session over, we are now more than two-thirds of the way done! We have passed a total of 156 bills and they just keep on coming. With than many bills, it can be easy to lose track. Click here to learn more about what has passed […]
Read MoreDan Johnson-Running for Re-Election I’m excited to announce that I’m running for re-election to Utah House District 4. I have loved serving the people of Cache County, and I have made it my priority to serve them effectively, transparently, and with integrity. I pledge to continue fighting for the conservative and family values that have […]
Read More2020 Utah Legislative Session Week 4 More Information Days Remaining in the 2020 Utah Legislative Session: 14 Days Until Utah Presidential Primaries: 5 Days until the 2020 Utah Primary Elections: 124 Days until 2020 Elections: 250
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Representative Val Potter (435) 757-9834 Val.potter@comcast.net Representative Val Potter to Seek Re-Election to Utah House District 3 North Logan, Utah (February 26, 2020) – On Wednesday, Val Potter, the current representative for Utah House District 3 and executive director of development for Utah State University-Extension announced his intention to seek re-election. In […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, This session is flying by! We have already completed week 4 of the legislative session which means we are more than halfway through the entire session. We have passed a total of 88 bills so far and still have hundreds more to consider. Here are some of the highlights from week […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, With week 4 of the 2020 Legislative Session over, we are now more than half-way done! Monday, the 17th was Washington and Lincoln Day, a Utah state holiday that gave us a much-needed three-day weekend to recharge for the second half of our session. There are a lot of bills still to […]
Read More2020 Legislative Session Week 3 Days Remaining in the 2020 Utah Legislative Session: 20 Days Until Utah Presidential Primaries: 11 Days until the 2020 Utah Primary Elections: 130 Days until 2020 Elections: 256
Read MoreCache County Neighbors and Friends, We are starting our 4th week of the Legislative Session here at the Capitol. We have finished our appropriation committee meetings and have finalized our budgets. I have worked as House Chair of Business, Economic Development and Labor Appropriation Committee these past three weeks to review the 9 committee presentations and the request’s […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, We have completed week 3 of the legislative session and it is hard to believe that we will hit our halfway mark on Wednesday! With only 57 bills passed at this point, we still have hundreds of bills we need to consider before we conclude the session. Here are some of […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, We have just concluded week 3 of the 2020 Legislative General Session, and what a productive week it was! This week we recognized our Senate Art Contest Winners. We received hundreds of submissions from high school students around the state. The top 20 students were recognized on the Senate floor on […]
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