Delegates of House District 41 Select John Arthur as Democratic Nominee
The delegates of Utah House District 41 have selected educator and community leader John Arthur as the Democratic nominee for the upcoming session. Arthur, a nationally recognized teacher and advocate for students and families, earned strong support from delegates who highlighted his integrity, experience, and commitment to public service.
Election Results
After round 1, John Arthur won with 95.6% of the vote. There were 45 registered delegates.
Statement from John Arthur
“I am so grateful to my friends and neighbors here in House District 41 for allowing me to serve as our next champion in the Utah Legislature,” said Arthur. “I’m ready to get to work on behalf of our community in strengthening our schools, conserving our natural resources, protecting public workers, prioritizing affordability throughout the state and safety in our neighborhoods, and defending the Constitutional rights of everyday Utahns. HD41 is ready to lead, and it is my privilege to carry our voices into the People’s House.”
John Arthur will be sworn in on Monday, December 8.
Gratitude to Representative Gay Lynn Bennion
The Utah Democratic Party extends its sincere appreciation to Representative Gay Lynn Bennion for her dedicated service to House District 41 and for her leadership during this transition. As she steps into her new role as Mayor Elect of Cottonwood Heights, we thank her for her continued commitment to the community and her willingness to step forward when needed most. Bennion shared, “It’s been an honor and delight to represent House District in the Utah House of Representatives, and I know that John Arthur will be a spectacular representative for us.”
Statement from Chair Brian King
“John Arthur represents the best of Utah. He is a thoughtful leader who listens, brings people together, and works hard for our shared future. House District 41 will be well served by his commitment to strong public schools and thriving communities. I also want to thank Rep. Bennion for her service and for the grace and dedication she has shown throughout this process.”
