Kristen Chevrier
State representative, House District 54 · Republican
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Office held
| State representative | House District 54 | Source |
On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
Kristen Chevrier is a candidate for Utah House, District 54. The ballot lists Kristen S. Chevrier, Republican. The district covers all or part of Utah County.
Everyone on the ballot for this seat
| Candidate | Party |
|---|---|
| Kristen S. Chevrier | Republican |
| Kristina Robinson | Democratic |
Bills sponsored in 2026
Chief sponsor of 10 bills in the 2026 General Session: 2 passed, 8 did not pass both chambers.
- Milk Amendments
- Amendments to Motor Vehicle Data Privacy
- Blood Transfusion Amendments
- Acupuncturist Licensing Amendments
- Cash Payments Amendments
- License Plate Reader Amendments
- Foods Available at Schools Amendments
- Feminine Hygiene Products Amendments
- County Land Use Authority Amendments
- SNAP Funds Amendments
Voting record
Utah House, 2026 sessions
The official record lists Kristen Chevrier's vote on 838 roll calls in the 2026 sessions. The latest:
- Voted: Absent or not voting6th Sub. HB 492: Transportation, Infrastructure, and Housing Amendments
- Voted: Yea1st Sub. SB 156: Constable Amendments
- Voted: Yea1st Sub. SB 47: Reauthorization of Administrative Rules
- Voted: Yea3rd Sub. HB 125: Department of Natural Resources Related Modifications Amendments
- Voted: Yea3rd Sub. HB 377: Real Estate Amendments
- Voted: Yea5th Sub. HB 119: Automotive Repair Business Amendments
- Voted: Nay3rd Sub. SB 181: School Discipline Amendments
- Voted: Yea3rd Sub. HB 591: Nuisance Amendments
- Voted: Yea4th Sub. HB 535: Disposition of Public Property Modifications
- Voted: Nay2nd Sub. SB 165: Economic Mobility Initiative
Closest final-passage votes
The final-passage votes in the 2026 sessions that were decided by the fewest votes, with Kristen Chevrier's vote. These are picked by the size of the margin in the official tally alone, not by topic or party.
- Voted: Yea2nd Sub. SB 176: Landscaping Procurement Amendments
- Voted: Nay1st Sub. HB 596: Homelessness Amendments
- Voted: NayHB 263: Heavy Duty Vehicle Amendments
- Voted: NayHB 120: Tail Light Obstruction Amendments
- Voted: Nay3rd Sub. SB 229: State Employee Benefits Amendments
Consumer advocacy and education
Kristen Chevrier's official legislative record identifies her profession as consumer protection advocate and lists a master's degree in English from Brigham Young University. Her documented background combines advocacy with graduate study in the humanities. The Legislature's roster places her consumer-advocacy work alongside current responsibilities in healthcare, social-services funding and transportation policy. [1]
House District 54
Chevrier began serving in the Utah House on January 1, 2025. She represents District 54 in Utah County as a Republican. Her current standing assignments place her on Health and Human Services and Transportation, bringing the administration of health programs and the rules governing travel and infrastructure into her legislative responsibilities alongside representation of her district. [1]
A proposal on milk sales
Chevrier sponsored 2026 HB179, Milk Amendments. Its introduced text proposed changes to raw-milk requirements, including sales and the administration of the state's regulatory framework. The proposal is an example of her work on food regulation, a subject involving both consumer choices and public-health oversight. The introduced version also addressed regulatory exemptions, definitions of raw-milk products, self-owned retail stores and agriculture-department rulemaking. [2]
In the 2026 General Session, Kristen Chevrier was chief sponsor of H.B. 156, Blood Transfusion Amendments. It would have kept health facilities from refusing a patient's own blood, or blood from the patient's chosen donor, for a transfusion, while shielding providers from liability for injuries tied to that blood. The House passed it, but a motion to recommend it failed in a Senate committee, and it was filed on March 6, 2026. [3]
In the 2026 General Session, Kristen Chevrier was chief sponsor of H.B. 179, Milk Amendments. It sets rules for raw milk and raw milk products, including limits on bacterial counts, labeling, permit suspension and reissuance, and responses to foodborne illness outbreaks. The governor signed it on March 26, 2026. [4]
Health spending and interim work
Her roster also lists Social Services Appropriations and interim assignments in Health and Human Services and Transportation. The budget assignment adds review of program funding to the substantive health-policy work of her standing committee. Those responsibilities give her a portfolio spanning social programs, health regulation and transportation rather than a role confined to the food-policy example described here. [1]
Profile sources
From the Legislature's roster
- Profession
- Consumer Protection Advocate
- Education
- Masters Degree, English, BYU
- Committees
In the news
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