Families are getting squeezed
Housing, property taxes, tuition, and utilities are rising faster than many household budgets.
A plan for lower costs →A practical voice for West Provo and Southwest Orem
Alan Jimenez has lived in Utah County his whole life. He works in cybersecurity and is running to give District 61 an independent voice in the Utah Legislature.
Practical decisions backed by evidence, free from party pressure.
What this race is about
Growth has brought opportunity to Utah County, but too many of the costs are landing on households.
Housing, property taxes, tuition, and utilities are rising faster than many household budgets.
A plan for lower costs →Teachers are buying supplies themselves while UVU faces cuts that affect jobs and affordable education.
A plan for schools and UVU →Major developments should not strain our water, power grid, roads, or family utility bills.
A plan for responsible growth →Alan's priorities
Four commitments focused on what state government can improve.
Fair property taxes, more housing choices, careful spending, and utility rules that protect families.
Read the plan →Support for teachers and classrooms, lower tuition, and more paths to good jobs.
Read the plan →Make large developments cover their costs and protect our power, water, roads, and air.
Read the plan →Clear votes, public audits, protected ballot measures, and a representative who answers to the district.
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Why Alan
Alan works in cybersecurity. His job requires clear evidence, early action on risks, and responsibility when systems fail.
A promise to District 61
01 Explain major votes in plain language.
02 Hold regular public meetings in the district.
03 Disclose major taxpayer-subsidy discussions.
04 Work across party lines for local results.
05 Answer to constituents, not a party caucus.
This is our district
District 61 includes growing neighborhoods, longtime families, renters, homeowners, students, teachers, and Utah Valley University. Alan's agenda starts with what local people need.
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