REP. ASHLEE MATTHEWS

STANDS FOR WORKING FAMILIES

It was time for a change

People often ask me why I decided to run for office. 

I ran because after 18 years it was time for a new, fresh set of eyes and ideas representing House District 37 and resolving issues of working class families.

I ran because working families deserve someone who understands their issues and will vote to support people, not partisanship.

I ran because we need more moms making decisions that impact our children.

I ran because my husband grew up in this house, and we are now raising our own family here. This is our community, and we want it to succeed and grow.

Running for office is not something that I ever imagined I would do, but we need change. I look forward to being that change for House District 37 and working class families across Utah.

Rep. Ashlee Matthews Facebook Posts

Proud to announce the healthy arrival of our son, Josef Hyrum Matthews earlier this week.Thank you for your understanding and patience with the time we're spending resting and bonding as a new family of five. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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As we celebrate 2024 National Truck Driver Week, the Blue Collar Caucus wants to recognize the incredible contributions of truck drivers, especially here in the Beehive State. Did you know that almost 80% of the goods consumed in our state are transported by trucks? Your hard work ensures our communities thrive and we are grateful for your dedicated service. This week - let's honor the strength and resilience of our Utah truck drivers who keep our economy moving every day. RepresentaTyler J. ClancylaRepresentative Ashlee Matthewsthews ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is interim day, where Legislators hear reports from State agencies and receive suggestions on funding requests and legislation. You can check the schedule and follow along with meetings online by clicking the link below:le.utah.gov/ ... See MoreSee Less
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The issues that I fight for
are important issues.
THEY ARE WORKING FAMILY ISSUES