Hey, Utah, Tell Us What You Think!

1. A recent national housing report showed that Utah has the 3rd most unaffordable housing in the country, behind only Hawaii and California. Generally, there are two different approaches to solving the problem. First, using tax dollars to offset the rising costs or, second, reforming government regulation to reduce building costs. Which policy do you support? (required)

Government subsidies - first time home buyer credits, subsidized loans, low-income housing

Removing burdensome government regulations - zoning reforms allowing for smaller lots and smaller homes, accessory dwelling units, red tape reduction

Unsure

2. All income tax in Utah is constitutionally mandated to be used only for education expenses. Utah is the only state in the country with that requirement. This November on the general ballot voters will choose whether to keep that constitutional provision or not. Changing that section of the Utah Constitution would allow all money to be spent how the legislature sees best. Additionally, if the amendment passes, the state sales tax on food will also be eliminated. Do you support removing this constitutional mandate? (required)

Yes

Unsure, would need more information

3. In 2023 the state legislature passed the “Utah Fits All” scholarship. This scholarship is targeted toward low-income families who use these education dollars outside of the public school system. The money is put toward the cost of private school, homeschool, or whichever system is best suited to the child’s education needs. Do you support this program? (required)

Yes, I support it as is

Yes, but I think it needs to be expanded to include more students

Unsure

4. This year the state legislature approved up to $1.8 billion dollars to subsidize the cost of building sports stadiums for the MLB and NHL ($900 million for each). Do you think the state should be subsidizing the cost of private sports stadiums with taxpayer dollars? (required)

Yes, it will boost the economy and the state will get more than it's spending

Yes, because it's the only way professional sports will come and I support bringing them into Utah however possible

No, the state has no business boosting one private business over others at the expense of taxpayers

No, we can't afford that in this economy

Unsure

5. Generally speaking, do you believe that Utah is headed in the right direction or the wrong direction? (required)

Wrong Direction

Right Direction

6. Would you be interested in attending events or connecting with an AFP Utah team member to learn more about our work in the future? (required)

Yes

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