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According to his website, as cited by the Tribune, John Taylor is a veteran who has worked in business lobbying and the pharmaceuticals industry. [1]
In the survey, Taylor says to "follow the money," cites a top-secret security clearance held for 10 years, and blames government spending, including the national debt, for rising prices. Taylor proposes "Truth in 3Ps" legislation that would require large public-private projects, such as a proposed data center, to be presented to the affected community for feedback. Taylor supports both Amendment A and Amendment B. [1]
These are the candidate's own survey answers as printed by the Tribune, not checked by The Utah Ledger. [1]
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The City Council voted 5-0 on Aug. 12, 2026 to adopt a city levy that raises its rate from 0.000819 to 0.000860. The city's notice says the $234,800 in added revenue will go to public works road maintenance and be kept in a restricted account.