Mac Sims for Senate 22

The fight is not over!
The fight for our conservative values is not over!
Having been on the front lines fighting for our party and our platform on the State Central Committee, I can tell you that we have seen some important wins, but we have also experienced some disappointing losses. I will never concede the fight against SB54, a battle I’ve been fighting for more than six years. I continue to propose and champion policies that strengthen our party, extend your conservative voice, and unify our efforts for maximum impact.
I’m eager to speak with every delegate—hearing your perspectives, answering your questions, and sharing why I’m the best candidate to push back on government overreach, protect personal and family freedoms, and help keep Utah the greatest state in the nation.
Thanks,

Key Issues

SB54
For more than a decode, the Utah Republican Party has been oppressed by SB54. Nearly everyone agrees it needs to go, but most efforts thus far have been unsuccessful. As an original member of KMV I have never given up the fight. But I believe we need a broader, unified strategy to regain our party's autonomy.
Party Grassroots
The power we have as a party is rooted in our grassroots. In the last election cycle the party grassroots made a bigger impact than had ever seen before. We need to expand on that success with better party organization & planning, and broader engagement from our caucus elected delegates.
It's time we flex our power.
Caucus & Convention
Caucus & Convention keeps Utah’s Republican Party rooted in out platform values. Delegates, not big donors, choose candidates based on principles, not popularity. This system empowers informed citizens, ensures accountability, and protects conservative ideals by keeping control with the people.
Technology
Expanding technology in the party is vital to preserving conservative values.
It empowers outreach, strengthens organization, and equips grassroots to mobilize effectively. Modern tools ensure our message competes in a digital world, keeping conservatism strong, relevant, and responsive.
Endorsements

