Rep. Kristen Chevrier (R) has officially filed for reelection, submitting her candidacy Friday morning at the Utah County Clerk’s Office.
Chevrier represents Highland, Alpine, Cedar Hills, and a portion of American Fork in the Utah House of Representatives. She is finishing her first term after winning the Utah County Republican Party special election in December 2024, replacing Brady Brammer, who resigned his House seat after moving to the Utah Senate.
Reflecting on her first year in office, Chevrier shared a message on social media earlier this week.
“Wrapping up 2025! Thanks for a fabulous first year representing HD54!” Chevrier wrote. “I thoroughly enjoy working with my neighbors and colleagues to make Utah not only the best place to live and raise families, but also a positive role model for the nation. Here’s to 2026!”
The candidate filing window opened today and runs through January 8, with filings accepted at the Utah County Clerk’s Office.
