NOT LEFT.
NOT RIGHT.
FOR UTAH.
Independent leadership focused on people, not parties.
NOT LEFT.
NOT RIGHT.
FOR UTAH.
Independent leadership focused on people, not parties.
ABOUT TRAVIS
I'm running because Utah deserves leadership that listens before it speaks.
Travis calls West Valley City home and believes Utah works best when families, small businesses, and communities come first. He’s a project manager in the tech industry, leading teams, solving complex problems, and delivering real results — skills he believes government should use more often.
Growing up in the Boston area shaped his appreciation for accountability, service, and opportunity. As an Eagle Scout and member of the Order of the Arrow, he learned early the value of leadership and putting others first. Travis earned a degree in communications from Brigham Young University and an MBA from the University of Utah — equipping him to listen well and lead effectively.
When he’s not working or meeting with neighbors, you’ll find him outdoors — hiking, camping, snowboarding, playing hockey, or enjoying beach volleyball with friends.
For Travis, public service isn’t about politics. It’s about people.
ABOUT TRAVIS
I'm running because Utah deserves leadership
that listens before it speaks.
Travis calls West Valley City home and believes Utah works best when families, small businesses, and communities come first. He’s a project manager in the tech industry, leading teams, solving complex problems, and delivering real results — skills he believes government should use more often.
Growing up in the Boston area shaped his appreciation for accountability, service, and opportunity. As an Eagle Scout and member of the Order of the Arrow, he learned early the value of leadership and putting others first. Travis earned a degree in communications from Brigham Young University and an MBA from the University of Utah — equipping him to listen well and lead effectively.
When he’s not working or meeting with neighbors, you’ll find him outdoors — hiking, camping, snowboarding, playing hockey, or enjoying beach volleyball with friends.
For Travis, public service isn’t about politics.
It’s about people.
PRIORITIES
REPRESENTATION
Every voter I speak with — regardless of party — shares the same frustration:
Our political system too often protects party power instead of serving the people.
Elected officials should answer to the citizens who sent them to office — not party leadership.
I believe representatives must be accountable first and foremost to their constituents.
That means listening carefully, thinking independently, and voting for what’s best for District 26 —
not what advances a partisan agenda.
If elected, I will serve with integrity and independence. I will represent you — and your best interests —
in every matter before the Utah State Legislature.
SAVE THE GREAT SALT LAKE
The Great Salt Lake has been shrinking for years — and it’s now at record-low levels.
As the lake recedes, toxic dust is exposed, putting thousands of Utahns at risk. If we don’t act, that risk will only grow.
We can’t control rainfall or snowpack. But we can steward our most precious resource — water — more responsibly. Restoring the lake won’t be quick or easy. It will require cooperation, accountability, and leadership willing to work across the aisle to protect Utah’s future.
PRIORITIES
REPRESENTATION
Every voter I speak with — regardless of party — shares the same frustration: Our political system too often protects party power instead of serving the people.
Elected officials should answer to the citizens who sent them to office — not party leadership.
I believe representatives must be accountable first and foremost to their constituents.
That means listening carefully, thinking independently, and voting for what’s best for District 26 —
not what advances a partisan agenda.
If elected, I will serve with integrity and independence. I will represent you — and your best interests —
in every matter before the Utah State Legislature.
SAVE THE GREAT SALT LAKE
The Great Salt Lake has been shrinking for years — and it’s now at record-low levels.
As the lake recedes, toxic dust is exposed, putting thousands of Utahns at risk. If we don’t act, that risk will only grow.