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With the Senate out of session, Senator Romney spent time back in Utah, meeting with folks around the state about several key priorities. The Senator toured two COVID-19 vaccination sites with Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson, thanking volunteers for assisting their fellow Utahns in getting vaccinated. He also met with Major General Michael Turley and other leaders of the Utah National Guard to learn more about the Guard’s role in the state’s vaccination efforts.

Senator Romney continued advocating for the use of scientific data in determining the reopening of k-12 schools throughout the country. During a Senate Health Committee hearing, he stressed that the cost of keeping our kids out of school is so unbelievably high—academically and socially—that it is inconceivable schools remain closed when data doesn’t show an increased risk.

Senator Romney focused on two of his main priorities: the need for a comprehensive strategy to combat the increasing China threat and ensuring Utah voices are heard on issues related to the state’s public lands.

Senator Romney teamed up with the other members of the Utah congressional delegation to advance a top priority for Utahns—finding a permanent legislative solution to resolve the boundaries of and access to the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments.

This week, the Senate is considering the Administration’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 plan, which would waste hundreds of billions of dollars, do nothing meaningful to get

This week, Senator Romney and a group of colleagues unveiled the Higher Wages for American Workers Act—legislation to gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $10/hour

This week, Senator Romney unveiled his proposal, the Family Security Act, to create a new national commitment to American families by providing them with greater financial

Roughly two-thirds of Utah is owned by the federal government, which puts our state at a disadvantage when it comes to decisions on management of

When I sat down to write a similar message last December, the world looked a lot different than it does now. We didn’t know then

This Christmas comes in the midst of one of the most difficult years in modern history. Despite these extraordinary challenges, there is reason for hope.

Earlier this week, Senator Romney and a bipartisan, bicameral group announced details of a compromise emergency COVID-19 relief package that would provide as much as