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House District 74 (Washington County)

V. Lowry Snow

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Occupation » Attorney

Education » B.S., Brigham Young University; J.D., Gonzaga University

Bio » Snow is the founding partner of the St. George law firm of Snow Jensen & Reece, where he practices real estate law, land-use planning and telecommunications law. He is a past president of the Utah Bar Association and chairman of the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission.

Priorities » Supporting Dixie State College, state control over public lands and studying the proposed Lake Powell pipeline.

Replaces » Rep. David Clark (resigned to run for Congress)

House District 17 (Fruit Heights)

Stewart Barlow

Occupation » Doctor

Education » B.S., University of Utah; M.D., Georgetown University

Bio » An ear, nose and throat doctor, Barlow won his election by a single delegate vote. He is a past president of the Utah Medical Association. Barlow is the son of longtime state Sen. Haven Barlow.

Priorities » Reforming the health-care system, including Medicaid; expediting the northern extension of Legacy Highway.

Replaces » Rep. Julie Fisher (resigned to work in Gov. Gary Herbert’s administration)

House District 30 (Salt Lake City)