Kristen Chevrier

Proudly representing Utah House District 54 (Alpine, Highland, and Cedar Hills) in the Utah State Legislature.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation by exercising your right to vote!

This election will impact our nation, our state, and our local communities for years to come.

Vote in person or use an official drop box until 8 PM.

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[The Cougar Chronicle @TheCougChron]

LISTEN: Planned Parenthood Utah President admits defeating amendment B is important for future pro-abortion legislation in Utah.

Spread far and wide! Vote yes on B!

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

@danmccay Bingo!

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Utahns, just to be clear - vote Yes FOR Amendment B.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

YES on Utah’s Amendment B!
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[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Between 2021 and 2026, the Utah Legislature enacted 6 consecutive years of income tax cuts, providing approximately $1.5 billion in cumulative relief.

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[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

One of many reasons to preserve cash as an option. I just ran into a problem at Jiffy Lube on Thursday—no Internet, so no cards. Only cash.

[The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts @solari_the]

Great example of why cash is so essential and so very practical.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

@LuganoPlanB @jaromil So exciting to see this!

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Utah’s SEDI getting international attention!

[Lugano Plan ₿ @LuganoPlanB]

Your identity. Your keys. 🔑

@jaromil on digital identity done right: endorsed by the state, not issued by it (the Utah model), with self-custody of keys for your identity and your wallet.

See how at Plan ₿ Forum, Oct 23–24.
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[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

@carolyn_phippen @UUtah @UofUSafety Apparently they ARE getting away with it. Where is the faculty?

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Thank you to the #Utah Privacy Commission for spending four hours today hearing testimony on Automatic License Plate Readers (#Flock, etc), from those who sell the technology, use the technology, and have concerns about the technology. Thank you for asking hard questions!

[Remarks @remarks]

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Flock CEO says Americans must "compromise" on their privacy.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

@SwimDad98 @Hannibal9972485 I’ve run legislation every year I’ve been elected to protect your personal data and my own. Some has passed. I’m still working on the ALPR issue. I’m hoping it will pass now that people are paying attention.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Thank you to Congressman Kennedy! I opened a bill file on this issue in May. In June, I asked the Utah Privacy Commission to address concerns around collection, use, retention, and sharing of your data. They report September 30.

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[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

I asked for an in depth review of license plate reader concerns two months ago—long before most people were paying attention. My concerns have only increased in the interval.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

A few weeks ago, I met with the #UtahPrivacyCommission over concerns around automatic license plates readers, outlined in this letter. I’m grateful for their willingness to research and looking forward to their report!
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[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

@KenIvoryUT It is true. Many countries ban them because they are toxic. My children who have food sensitivities can eat almost everything in those countries. In the US their options are very limited.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

The ripple effects of HB402 Food Additives in Schools (2025) continue! This bill was the impetus for a major national paradigm shift and a first step in encouraging adults to think twice about food and its impact on children’s learning and quality of life.

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Public safety exists to protect constitutional freedoms. We need better guardrails around use of technology.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

🚨 FLOCK ERROR = GUNS DRAWN

Police shut down I-94, boxed in a silver SUV, and held two people at gun point after Flock cameras flagged the car as “connected to a homicide.”

Except it wasn’t.

The alert was outdated.
Authorities forgot to remove it.

Trust the algorithm.™

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Alpine School District fact check!

[Kristen Chevrier @RepKChevrier]

Utah’s Granite School District has demonstrated over the past 4 years that we can afford to serve healthy food to our children. In fact, we can’t afford not to.

[Calley Means @calleymeans]

A group funded by soda companies is relentlessly arguing that we can’t afford to serve healthy food to children in schools.

They are arguing because of “affordability” concerns, we must continue serving kids Doritos, doughnuts, and low-quality chicken nuggets every day.

Every American should be outraged by this argument.

We never had a funding problem with school lunches or military food. We have a corruption problem where Big Food saw the military and schools as piggy banks for junk food (as they openly and brazenly described on earnings calls)

Soldiers get a meal card for $39 a day for food. Through political will and busting through bureaucracy, the Army is now able to serve fresh salmon, roasted tomatoes, watermelon, and rice for $11.45 - all while making the vendor (in this case Compass) money.

When it comes to schools, the United States currently spends more per student on lunch than almost any developed country in the world. Japan spends 40% less per student on school food and the country barely grows food - yet the comparisons between what they serve children and we do in schools should make every American embarrassed.

Thank God we finally have an admin the has channeled the concerns of moms and is taking on the ridiculous argument that have enough money to not poison our children and soldiers will be dismissed out of hand. We just didn’t have political courage before.