Utah — 3rd District

Maloy advocates shifting public land management authority away from federal bureaucrats to local Utah ranchers and farmers, while Udell stresses urgent protection of Western water systems and public land preservation.

Maloy focuses on rolling back federal regulations to expand domestic fossil fuel refining capacity, whereas Udell favors a science-driven, all-of-the-above approach centered on clean-energy innovation.

Maloy prioritizes funding border wall construction and mandatory detention/deportation bills, while Udell advocates for humane legislative reform that protects Fourth Amendment rights.

Maloy highlights supporting major federal tax cuts on tips, overtime, and Social Security along with spending reductions, while Udell emphasizes broader fiscal responsibility aligned with rule of law and civil liberties.

Maloy opposes all federal gun restrictions, whereas Udell backs Second Amendment ownership alongside red flag laws, safe storage requirements, and gun safety training.

Maloy highlights legislative votes mandating voter proof-of-citizenship and limiting court injunctions, while Udell focuses on curbing dark money and rejecting corporate PAC dollars.