Rep. Tim Hawkes looks to retire after 4 terms in the Utah House

So far, six Utah legislators — four Republicans and two Democrats — have decided to retire in 2022.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Rep. Tim Hawkes talks with his intern Paige Walton, in the Utah House of Representatives, Friday, March 2, 2018.

RELATED STORIES

Lawmakers add more than $2 billion to Utah’s budget. How do they plan to spend your tax dollars?

Should Utahns have a constitutional right to privacy? House lawmakers say no.

Utah lawmakers abandon effort to change constitution to eliminate budget earmark for education, but promise to continue effort

Utah House committee rejects baseless claims of election fraud; soundly defeats bill to end universal vote by mail

Should businesses be able to ‘discriminate’ against vaccine status? Some Utah legislators want to make it illegal.

Sponsored Story

Planning your financial future together

Sponsored: Determine your finances before marriage.

Author

Bryan SchottPolitical Correspondent