Lisa Dean wants to replace Rep. Ken Ivory in the Utah House. Here’s her views on water, abortion and energy.

Ahead of the Utah House District 39 Republican primary election, Ivory did not respond to question sent by The Tribune to about his views on top state issues.

(The Salt Lake Tribune; Dean campaign) Ken Ivory, left, and Lisa Dean, candidates for the GOP nomination for House District 39.

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