Candidate for Utah House of Representatives - District 10 in 2026 Utah General Election.
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Get StartedReproductive health decisions are rarely simple. They are deeply personal, medically nuanced, and often made under difficult circumstances. What is clear to Rosemary is this: these decisions belong in the exam room — not in the political arena. Medical care should be guided by patients and their trusted health care providers, grounded in evidence and compassion. Politicians without medical training should not be inserting themselves into complex clinical decisions or overriding the physician-patient relationship. Rosemary believes Utah families deserve dignity, privacy, and the freedom to make deeply personal medical decisions without unnecessary government interference. As she seeks to return to the Legislature in 2026, she will continue to advocate for policies that respect medical expertise, protect maternal health, and uphold the integrity of the doctor-patient relationship. Learn more
Rosemary believes medical decisions should be guided by patients and their providers — not by politicians. Utah deserves thoughtful health policy that respects professional expertise, protects families, and focuses on outcomes rather than ideology. Learn more
As she seeks to return to the Legislature in 2026, Rosemary remains committed to strengthening support for veterans and military families — expanding access to health care, promoting economic opportunity, and ensuring that Utah honors its promise to those who have worn the uniform. Service is not a slogan for Rosemary. It is a lifelong commitment. Learn more
Rosemary believes legislative oversight should focus on accountability, transparency, and student outcomes—not on micromanaging individual classrooms. Educators are trained professionals. They dedicate their careers to child development, subject mastery, and student success. Respecting their expertise leads to better outcomes for children and stronger communities. Undermining their professionalism weakens our entire education system. She also strongly supports higher education. Institutions like Weber State University are economic engines and community anchors, preparing students for careers in health care, technology, business, and public service. Utah’s future depends on accessible, affordable higher education that equips students with both skills and critical thinking abilities. Learn more
Support small childcare providers and early childhood educators. Learn more
Protect critical ecosystems, including the Great Salt Lake. Learn more
Encourage energy innovation that reduces emissions. Learn more
Rosemary also supports the groundbreaking work being done by the Energy and Sustainability Office at Weber State University. Their research and implementation efforts show that renewable energy investments can reduce long-term costs, improve efficiency, and position Utah as a leader in next-generation energy solutions. Clean energy is not just about environmental responsibility — it is about economic competitiveness. Businesses increasingly seek reliable, affordable, and sustainable power sources when deciding where to locate and invest. Expanding renewable energy strengthens Utah’s ability to attract jobs, support innovation, and reduce long-term energy costs. Learn more
Promote water conservation and efficiency. Learn more
Dr. Rosemary Lesser believes that any constitutional amendment placed before Utah voters must be written clearly and neutrally. Ballot language should be drafted by nonpartisan legislative attorneys — not political leadership — so that voters can make informed decisions without confusion or influence. Learn more
As a physician who cared for Utah families for more than three decades, Dr. Rosemary Lesser understands that health care is not an abstract policy debate — it is deeply personal. It affects whether a child receives needed medication, whether a mother recovers safely after childbirth, and whether families can weather a medical crisis without financial devastation. Rosemary believes health care should be accessible, affordable, and grounded in evidence-based medicine for every Utahn. Learn more
Increase housing supply responsibly. Learn more
Encourage mixed-income development. Learn more
Invest in infrastructure to reduce waste and modernize delivery systems. Learn more
Invest in efficient public transportation. Learn more
Expand cleaner vehicle and fleet technologies. Learn more
Rosemary has continued to advocate for eliminating the state sales tax on food entirely and for building a tax system that asks everyone to contribute fairly while protecting those who can least afford additional burdens. For Rosemary, economic policy is about values. It’s about ensuring that the opportunity exists for teachers, small business owners, young families, veterans, and retirees to thrive, not just get by. Learn more
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