Darren Croft
Candidate, Utah House, District 41 · Republican
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On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
Darren Croft is a candidate for Utah House, District 41. The ballot lists Darren Croft, Republican. The district covers all or part of Salt Lake County.
Everyone on the ballot for this seat
| Candidate | Party |
|---|---|
| Darren Croft | Republican |
| John Arthur | Democratic |
Background
The campaign website describes Croft as a retired chief information officer with a master's degree in electrical engineering, a community volunteer and a condo association president. It says Croft's engineering and leadership skills will help address complex problems, and links a "Pledge of Public Service." [1]
Stated priorities
These are the candidate's own statements from the campaign website, not checked by The Utah Ledger. The site's issues list is fairness for all, saving the Great Salt Lake, childhood literacy and education, canyon transportation, outrageous water bills, wildfire mitigation, housing affordability, out-of-control health care costs, fiscal responsibility and government-caused inefficiency. [1]
Testimonials
The site carries testimonials from former Cottonwood Heights council member Mike Shelton, who says Croft is "uniquely qualified to represent us," and from residents Steve Crandall, Gregory Schwitzer and JoAnn Schwitzer. [1]
Profile sources
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