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The Tribune's questionnaire describes Boyd as a tech entrepreneur and former Marine running on the Forward line. Education is not stated there. [1]
In his own words: the Tribune questionnaire
Boyd says corruption at the state and federal levels is more common than ever and that residents feel unheard, a view he says he formed after knocking on about 10,000 doors. He blames tariffs and the war in Iran for high fuel prices, inflation and interest rates, and says increasing housing supply helps bring prices down only with proper infrastructure, water and traffic planning. [1]
On water he says the state needs to work with farmers and individuals to conserve water and refill the lake. He supports Proposition 4 (fair maps), protecting future voter initiatives and vote by mail. He answered Against on both Constitutional Amendment A and Amendment B. [1]
Profile sources
Profile refreshed October 28, 2026. Candidate statements describe the candidate's own experience or positions; official records and reporting are labeled separately.
Incumbent Republican Kay J. Christofferson, Forward Party candidate John Boyd and Kevin R. Slater are on the ballot in the northern Utah County district.