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Curtis Names Jenney Rees as State Director
Senator Curtis today announced that Jenney Rees will serve as his new State Director. Rees previously served as Senator Curtis’ Deputy State Director and as a Senior Adviser. In her new role, she will be responsible for leading the Senator’s statewide strategy, operations, external engagement, and constituent services.
Curtis, Schiff Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Ban Sports Prediction Market Contracts
Senators Curtis and Schiff introduced the Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act, bipartisan legislation to prohibit Commodity Futures Trading Commission registered entities from listing any prediction contract that resembles a sports bet or casino-style game.
Curtis Lauds $100 Million Investment in Central Utah Water Infrastructure
Senator Curtis applauded a $100 million federal investment, made possible by Republicans’ Working Families Tax Cuts Act, to replace the century-old Strawberry High Line Canal with an enclosed pipeline to improve safety and water delivery efficiency. The funding will support critical upgrades to water delivery systems in eastern Utah, strengthening reliability, efficiency, and safety for communities and agriculture across the region.
Highs and Lows: The “Utah Way”
Hi, everybody! It’s time for another highs and lows. My high this week was that I published an op-ed in the Deseret News about the budget, particularly about what I would call the “Utah way” for budgeting—being fiscally conservative. It got a lot of legs. I found myself on national TV talking about how we would solve this
Highs and Lows: Vote-a-Rama
Well, I have big highs and lows this week! If you were following the news, you know that last night the Senate held a “vote-a-rama.” So, the high is that we actually passed what’s the forerunner of the reconciliation package to do exactly what Americans asked us to do in the election—secure the border, strengthen our
Highs and Lows: Taking the Budget Seriously
Here we are—highs and lows! And I have to say, I’m very excited. My high this week is that Washington, D.C. is finally taking the deficit seriously. I’ve been here for seven years shouting from the rooftops, and time and again, we’ve said we’re going to do something—only to do