Jackie Larson
State representative, House District 64 · Republican
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Office held
| State representative | House District 64 | Source |
On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
Jackie Larson is a candidate for Utah House, District 64. The ballot lists Jackie Larson, Republican. The district covers all or part of Utah County.
Everyone on the ballot for this seat
| Candidate | Party |
|---|---|
| Alan Wessman | Unaffiliated |
| Jackie Larson | Republican |
Votes
Jackie Larson took office on May 6, 2026, after the 2026 General Session ended on March 6, so no floor votes from that session are recorded for them. Votes will appear here once the Legislature meets again in January 2027.
Career and education
Jackie Larson's official biography describes more than 14 years in healthcare revenue-cycle management, with work on reimbursement compliance, audits, overpayments and complex insurance matters. She and her husband also operate Seven Bar Farming in southern Utah County. Her background includes 4-H, rodeo and work with agricultural communities, linking healthcare administration with farming, irrigation and the practical challenges of land and water management. [1]
Public service and district
Larson began House service on May 6, 2026, and represents District 64 in Utah County. Her campaign explains that Republican delegates selected her to fill a vacancy, followed by appointment and swearing-in. It identifies communities including Spanish Fork, Salem, Woodland Hills and nearby agricultural areas within the district. This midyear start is distinct from service during the earlier 2026 general session. [1] [2]
Stated policy priorities
Larson's campaign presents protection of agriculture, water infrastructure, private property and local control over growth as priorities. It also argues for limited government, transparent spending and balanced budgets. These are her stated positions, rather than a list of enacted measures. Her professional and farming biography helps explain why she links water delivery, agricultural land, transportation planning and growth decisions when describing her approach to public service. [3]
Committee and budget responsibilities
The current Legislature record lists Larson on Criminal Justice Appropriations and the interim committees for Economic Development and Workforce Services and Government Operations. Those assignments identify concrete responsibilities following her May entry into the House. They add justice-agency funding, employment policy and state administration to the farming, healthcare reimbursement and resource-management experience described in her biography, without implying sponsorship of bills from before she took office. [1]
Profile sources
From the Legislature's roster
- Profession
- Small Business Owner and Farmer, Seven Bar Farming & Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management, Revere Health
- Committees
In the news
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