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Marsha Judkins seeks Utah County GOP endorsement for Provo mayor

5113434 · July 1, 2025
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Former state representative Marsha Judkins asked the Utah County GOP for its endorsement at a party meeting, saying she has lived in Provo more than 40 years, favors limited local government and has previously won nomination through the caucus-convention process.

Marsha Judkins, a former state representative and Republican candidate for mayor of Provo, asked the Utah County GOP for its endorsement at a party meeting, saying she has lived in Provo for more than 40 years and supports limited, local government.

Judkins said she represented West Provo for three terms in the Utah House and has relied on the party’s caucus-convention system rather than collecting petition signatures. "I represented West Provo for 3 terms in the Utah House. Each time, I ran through the caucus convention system and never gathered signatures," she said, adding she is "proud to have won a convention every time."

In remarks delivered to party members, Judkins framed her request around conservative principles. "I'm honored to be a Republican candidate for mayor of Provo. I'm asking for your endorsement as we work together to uphold the conservative values that make our city and county strong," she said. She described her view of government as one that should "protect individual rights, stay limited in scope, and operate as locally and efficiently as possible."

Judkins said she intends to engage directly with grassroots Republicans and bring what she characterized as local, limited, responsive leadership to Provo City Hall. She closed her remarks by offering a campaign contact phone number: (801) 669-6962.

No formal endorsement vote or other action was recorded in the provided remarks.