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THIS WE'LL DEFEND

"No One Gets Left Behind."

What is and Why a write-in?

A write-in candidate will not appear on the ballot and must be written in the space provided for write-in candidates.
"I chose to be a write-in candidate because it is the only trustworthy method that proves that a voter willingly chose; and that they made that choice to write my name in because they have done their research. They didn't vote because it was the only name they saw on the ballot; they didn't vote because they and I are in the same political party, and they didn't vote for a candidate who took the lazy route or bought their way into the election. They cared enough for the country, for their communities to consider the best possible candidate; and every write-in vote I get is an earned vote."
- Charlie Tautuaa

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Mortgage Loan Interest - Mortgage loan payments plague our state at a rate that many may find difficult to keep up with. Understanding that the economy affects the cost of living and services; the law will require financial institutions within our state to provide mortgage loans, and that monthly mortgage payment remains the same throughout the lifetime of the loan. The balance and or worth of the loan may fluctuate with the changing economy, to increase or decrease the balance, but the fixed monthly payment will allow the debtor to keep up with timely payments without the risk of losing their homes.
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Homeless Individuals - The state will invoke a statewide ban on the encouragement of panhandling. Individuals in need may only be given information on where to seek help. A state homeless community will be established to house the homeless with all resources available to get them out of the situation they are in. Whether the cause of homelessness is the loss of a job, drug use, or family domestic dispute; the homeless community coordinator will have the resources and individuals to guide the homeless out of the situation they are in. 
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Residential Property Ownership​ - No commercial entity nor out-of-state entity or individual, may own residential property in the state of Utah. All residential properties must be registered to a Utah resident.
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Home Owner Association
- In regards to Residential Property Ownership, any H.O.A companies managing residential properties in Utah; must be owned and operated by a Utah Resident (this is not the Registered Agent, the owner must be a Utah Resident). All H.O.A. fees will act as a security deposit and must be returned to the tenant at the end of each fiscal year if not used. All H.O.A. companies must provide monthly, an itemized list to each tenant, of how the fees were used for their community benefit.
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Property Tax - Similar to mortgage loan requirements of restricted fluctuation, residential property tax may only increase by a decimal percentage (based on the population of that city) every 10 years. A growing city, may not impose a tax increase if the city has increased at a minimum of 10% in its population within those 10 years. This property tax also applies to taxes imposed by school districts.

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