Angela Romero

Angela Romero grew up in Tooele, Utah. Romero earned a B.S. in political science in 1998 and an M.P.A. in 2010, both from the University of Utah. Her career experience includes working as a government coordinator, youth and families program coordinator, and community programs manager for the Salt Lake City Corporation.[2] Romero served as the vice chair of the Utah Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Commission, was secretary of the Salt Lake Democratic Party, and joined the board of the Utah Coalition of La Raza and Salt Lake People's Market.[3]

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Romero's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[9]

Public Education and Opportunity

Excerpt: "Public education requires commitment. By investing in our schools, our teachers and proven programs for success, we can close the achievement gap and ensure that public education provides greater opportunity for our children."

Clean Air and Transportation

Excerpt: "Utah can do more to improve air quality and protect our environment through better regulations, an integrated and efficient public transportation system, and innovative solutions."

Working Families and Economic Security

Excerpt: "An economy is only as strong as its working families. We must focus on issues of income inequality, healthcare, unemployment, affordable housing, and the wage gap to ensure that we all share in Utah’s prosperity."

Equality and Social Justice

Excerpt: "We live in one of the most diverse districts in Utah and we must continue working together for greater inclusion and equality for our communities of color and our LGBT families."

Romero's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[10]

Education

Excerpt: "I will be a strong voice for supporting our neighborhood schools by focusing on improving graduation rates and closing the achievement gap."

Healthcare

Excerpt: "Access to quality, affordable health care should be available to everyone. I will fight to ensure that all Utahns have affordable health care options."

Environment

Excerpt: "From statewide issues like poor air quality to local issues like the Jordan River Parkway, I will work to preserve and protect our environment."

Social Justice & Human Rights

Excerpt: "We live in one of the most diverse districts in Utah and I will fight for our communities of color, our LGBT community, and our working families."