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← Rundown2026 Utah House race — Blake D. Moore's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Utah House race — Blake D. Moore's seat

Incumbent: Blake D. Moore (Republican)

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  • Blake D. Moore
    Blake D. Moore

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Abortion: Describes himself as strongly pro-life, supporting abstinence and adoption as alternatives. [1]
    • Border Security and Immigration: Supports securing the border first, backs measures like border wall construction, E-Verify, and 'Remain in Mexico' policies, while also calling for adherence to court orders on deportations. [1][2][3]

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  • Budget and Economy: Favors state and local control over economic recovery decisions and opposed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act COVID relief bill. [1]
  • Government Oversight of Immigration Enforcement: Called for an in-depth, independent investigation into a fatal shooting by a federal immigration officer, breaking with some in his party. [1]
  • Second Amendment: Strong supporter of Second Amendment rights; opposed the 2022 Senate gun legislation over due process concerns with red flag law funding, while supporting improvements to background check systems. [1]
  • Taxation: Supports tax cuts, including corporate tax reductions, and backed provisions in the 2025 tax reconciliation bill benefiting businesses. [1][2]
  • Trade: Supports trade policies that expand overseas markets for Utah businesses while using tariffs and enforcement measures against unfair practices by countries like China; has voiced concern that new tariffs could raise consumer prices. [1][2]
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