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John R. Curtis is a Republican senator from Utah who entered the Senate in January 2025 after serving seven years in the U.S. House representing Utah’s 3rd District. His official Senate biography records the transition and his earlier House service.
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John R. Curtis is a Republican senator from Utah who entered the Senate in January 2025 after serving seven years in the U.S. House representing Utah’s 3rd District. His official Senate biography records the transition and his earlier House service.
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Open leadership record ↓John R. Curtis is a Republican senator from Utah who entered the Senate in January 2025 after serving seven years in the U.S. House representing Utah’s 3rd District. His official Senate biography records the transition and his earlier House service.
Before Congress, Curtis was a small-business owner and served eight years as mayor of Provo. His Senate biography also identifies energy, China, fiscal policy and public-land issues among his major policy areas.
In the 119th Congress, Curtis serves on the Commerce, Foreign Relations, Environment and Public Works, and Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committees. His official Senate biography says that during his House tenure 28 pieces of legislation he worked on became law; this review records that institutional background without selecting a particular measure as “notable” absent a separate source-based review.
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