McRae
District 20 isn’t facing
one problem.
It’s facing a system under pressure.
Housing, water, and transportation are colliding, and we’re feeling it in our roads, our communities, and our cost of living. I’ve been driving 300 miles a day listening. Here’s what changes when I win.
I’m not a Democrat or a Republican. I’m a wife, a mother of five, a grandmother, and an oilfield family. Public service and this land are in my bones. I’ve had hard years. I kept showing up anyway.
Rooted Here.
Running for Here.
I grew up in Moab and Heber City. I know what the Basin feels like and I know what the Wasatch Back feels like, because I’m from both. I’ve watched the north fields in Heber disappear. I’ve seen developer highways replace farm roads. I’ve listened to ranchers, truck drivers, and families who feel like nobody in Salt Lake City is paying attention.
My great-grandmother Mary Chipman served Wasatch County as clerk and auditor. My grandfather was a highway patrol officer. Service to this community isn’t something I decided to do. It’s something I come from.
Stability
by Design
Water, energy, transportation, housing, agriculture, and public safety aren’t separate issues. They’re one system. When they’re planned together, communities are resilient.
Complete Basin water projects. Align housing with real water modeling. Protect senior ag rights. Water security is structural, not political.
Learn More →Expand Basin refining. Capture gas instead of flaring. Treat produced water as infrastructure. Well-to-wheel stability: keep the value here.
Learn More →Freight rail decouples Basin highway risk. Passenger rail reduces Wasatch Back canyon congestion. Rail is risk reduction, not job elimination.
Learn More →Housing never stands alone. Every approval must connect to water capacity and transportation access. Design first. Density after.
Learn More →Farmers grow the food. Communities need the food. Infrastructure connects the two. Keep farm value in the district, not on someone else’s highway.
Learn More →When authority is shared, coordination must be pre-planned. Cross-agency. Tribal, state, and federal. Time matters more than turf.
Learn More →Participation
vs. Architecture
District 20 deserves more than committee access. It deserves a senator who shows up and a plan that connects the whole system.
District 20
Deserves Better.
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