2024 – HB257
Opposed protections that keep boys out of girls’ bathrooms.
This law says that men can’t use women’s bathrooms, locker rooms, or changing areas in public schools and government buildings.
It protects privacy, safety, and fairness for women and girls by making sure people use the facilities that match the sex on their birth certificate.
It also makes schools provide private options for anyone who needs them and fines agencies that don’t follow the rules.
2023 – HB463
Voted against strengthening protections for girls’ sports.
This bill would have forced every high school athlete to show proof of sex and birthdate to play, and stopped schools from joining associations that wouldn’t enforce it—basically to protect fairness in girls’ sports.
2024 – HB585
Sponsored legislation to block schools from seeing expunged records of job applicants convicted of child pornography, sexual assault, and violent crimes.
Sponsored legislation that would have blocked schools from seeing expunged criminal records — even when those records included convictions for child pornography, sexual assault, or violent crimes. The bill stripped away critical safeguards designed to help the State Board of Education screen applicants and keep dangerous individuals out of classrooms.
2023 – HB54
On final passage of a tax cut that Utah families were counting on, Marsha Judkins was absent.
2023 – HB427
Voted NO on requiring schools to teach principles of individual freedom — then failed to vote on final passage.
This bill protects fairness and freedom in Utah classrooms.
It makes sure that no student is treated better or worse because of their race, sex, or background, and that schools teach equality and individual responsibility — not blame or division.
It also says teachers and schools can still talk about history and current events, but lessons must be based on facts, respect, and fairness — not political or social agendas.