Candidate Profile: Charlene Albarran
Charlene McArthur Albarran was raised in Pocatello, Idaho.
Read moreWhy I am a Mormon Democrat: Claire Forste
I grew up in a household in which my mother had a PhD and worked while my father stayed home. My parents' unconventional relationship helped me to understand the importance of equality in a marriage, as well as the importance of pursuing a higher education. This upbringing encouraged me to support women's rights and gender equality.
Why I am a Mormon Democrat: Samantha Hawkins
I am a Democrat because I believe that it is our responsibility to care for this earth that God created for us.
Read moreWhy I am a Mormon Democrat: Aubrey Klumker
To explain why I associate with Democrats is not a simple answer.
Read moreWhy I am a Mormon Democrat: Louella
I was first drawn to the Democrats because they are more inclusive in their membership.
Read moreCandidate Profile: Ty Markham
Ty Markham is a Wayne County resident & a local seasonal business owner since 2001.
Read moreCandidate Profile: Steve Hartwick
Steve Hartwick was born in the Missouri Ozarks, and spent the first portion of his life in Kansas City, Missouri.
Read moreCandidate Profile: Cindee Beard
A lifelong resident of Utah, Cindee currently resides in Stansbury Park with her husband and six children.
Read moreCandidate Profile: Paul Schulte
Why I am a Mormon Democrat: Brian Ferguson
In politics and in government there is an essential tension between individual freedom and governmental regulation. Many Mormons presume that freedom is more important than regulation. “After all,” they say, “doesn’t the story of the War in Heaven make it clear that the Father and the Son support freedom while Lucifer is the advocate for control?” Actually, the answer to that question is, “No.” That is a common misreading of the story.
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