How Emily Votes

Every Senate vote is part of the public record.

Emily’s stated approach is to consider each issue individually rather than automatically following a Republican or Democratic party position.

The examples below show different voting coalitions from the 2026 General Session.

EXAMPLE 1

SJR 3 — Joint Resolution Amending Rules Relating to the Practice of Law

Emily’s vote: NO

The measure passed the Senate 19–8.

Emily voted no alongside Democratic senators and Republican Sen. Todd Weiler, while most Republican senators voted yes.

EXAMPLE 2

SB 324 — Outcome-based Investment Grant Pilot Framework

Emily’s vote: YES

The measure passed the Senate 19–6.

Emily voted yes with a group largely made up of Republican senators, while the opposing votes included Democratic senators and one Republican. Utah Legislature

EXAMPLE 3

HB 357 — Motor Vehicle Data Privacy

Emily’s vote: YES

The measure passed the Senate 19–10.

Both the yes and no votes included senators from different parties.


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