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Wayne Woodfield is a candidate for Utah Senate, District 21. The ballot lists Wayne Woodfield, Forward. The district covers all or part of Utah County.
The Tribune's questionnaire lists Woodfield's occupation as software developer. Education is not stated there. [1]
In his own words: the Tribune questionnaire
Woodfield says restoring trust is a top priority and that he decided to run after witnessing gerrymandering, efforts to limit voters' ballot initiative power and attacks on judicial independence. [1]
On affordability he supports free-market solutions that increase housing supply, accessory dwelling units in existing homes and lower-cost options for new buyers while preserving neighborhoods. On water he would work with agriculture to encourage efficient use and less water-intensive crops, guarantee Great Salt Lake inflow, and back smarter irrigation without heavy mandates. He answered For on Constitutional Amendment A and Against on Amendment B. [1]
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Profile refreshed October 28, 2026. Candidate statements describe the candidate's own experience or positions; official records and reporting are labeled separately.
