Annette McRae for Senate District 20

09/07/2026

Huge thank you to the crew that was out today, and to every homeowner who let us put a sign in their yard.
We placed signs on private property only, with the owner’s OK. That’s the right way, and it keeps us on the correct side of city and county rules.
Want one? Message us. If you maintain the park strip in front of your house, ask us before we put anything there — we check the local ordinance first.
Appreciate you.

09/07/2026

Annette McRae is running for UT Senate District 20 (Daggett, Duchesne, Summit, Uintah, Wasatch County) Annette McRae for Senate District 20
"Secure Utah’s water future by design. I am running to enforce government transparency, restore local control over data centers, and bring real accountability and structural reform to MIDA to protect our municipal rights."

Her Top Priorities: Affordable Housing, Government Transparency, Urban Planning & Infrastructure

Find out more about Annette and why she's running at: mcraeforsenate.com

09/07/2026

Friends
If you want a yard sign in your yard, I still have some and I am happy to get one to you.
If you already asked me for one and I never followed up, I am sorry. Some Messenger threads got lost on my end. Please message me again and remind me. I will get it to you.
A $20 donation sponsors a sign. You can sponsor one even if you do not have a place to put it. I will place it somewhere visible in the district. Every contribution also helps with gas, printing, and reaching voters across all five counties.
Donate here: https://secure.anedot.com/annette-for-utah-4c8d0ea6-321e-4d24-afea-d328a3a5eab2/donate
or go through the site: https://mcraeforsenate.com/donate/
Thank you for helping this grassroots campaign stay on the road.
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09/05/2026

What a morning in Manila.
Daggett Daze Parade, blue sky, neighbors out and I drove about 120 miles to be in it with you. Worth every mile.

I also met a fantastic lady who jumped right in to help throw candy and mini discs. That’s Daggett County. People don’t wait to be asked twice. They just help.
This county is not the edge of the map. You are the heartbeat of this end of the district.

If you live here and want a yard sign, I would love to get one to you. If you’ll help hang door hangers on your own streets, even better. That is how this county speaks for itself.

Call 435-401-5495 or message me. Let’s keep this energy going.

09/04/2026

Wait for it

Our community deserves leadership that listens, protects our resources, and works for everyday families. Let’s skip straight to the part where we build a better future together. 🗳️
Drop a 👏 if you’re ready for change!

09/04/2026

This is what happens when citizens speak up and local leaders stand firm.

Thank you to the Wasatch County Council for listening to the people and formally calling for the repeal of SB 258. The county’s report confirms what residents have been warning about: this law allows developers to bypass local planning without adequate safeguards for water, roads, wastewater, fire safety, affordable housing, or public accountability.

This resolution is an important victory, but the Legislature must now act. My opponent voted for SB 258. I will work to repeal it and restore these decisions to locally elected governments.

Utah communities are not colonies of the Governor’s Office. Keep speaking up. Your voices are making a difference.

Wasatch County solidified its stance against preliminary municipalities and Senate Bill 258. The move comes with massive citizen support following a meeting between county and state representatives after a threat to withhold state funding.

09/03/2026

I created these community resource directories to put important local information in one easy-to-find place. Now I need your help getting them printed and into people’s hands.

Would you like a copy for your county? Comment “DIRECTORY” or send me a message with your county.

If you can help sponsor the printing, please consider making a campaign contribution. Even a small donation will help me print and distribute more copies throughout Senate District 20.

Please also double-check that your voter registration is active and your address is correct at Vote.Utah.gov. Do it now so there are no surprises when ballots are mailed.

Help print a directory. Share it with a neighbor. Check your registration. Make your voting plan.

Paid for by Annette McRae for Utah Senate District 20.

09/03/2026

Five public-records requests. Zero records produced.

I am not asking anyone to accept an assumption, a rumor, or a campaign talking point. I requested these records because I want to examine the evidence, make a fact-based assessment, and share what I find with the public.

As of September 3:

The Governor’s Office requires a $1,080 prepayment. Trust Lands estimates at least $1,300 and requires a $500 deposit. UDOT says it found no responsive records. Workforce Services denied and redirected my request. Heber City has not responded.

That does not prove a coordinated motive. It does prove that the public still does not have the evidence.

These records concern public officials, public money, public land, and the authority of local governments. The public deserves to know what happened, who authorized it, whether any funding was actually threatened or suspended, and what legal authority was claimed.

I will keep pursuing the records, challenging questionable decisions, and publishing the results.

This work takes time and resources. If you want a senator who will ask difficult questions, examine the source documents, and insist on transparent government, please donate, volunteer, or share this post.

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