Cory Maloy

Cory Maloy lives in Lehi, Utah. Maloy earned an associate degree in business from Ricks College in Idaho and a bachelor's degree in communications, with an emphasis in public relations, from Brigham Young University. His career experience includes owning and operating his own public relations business, working as the executive vice president and public relations strategist at SnappConner PR, as director of public relations and corporate communications from MediConnect, and in various other public relations roles.[1][2]

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Maloy's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[7]

Roads and transportation

Excerpt: "Cory encourages cost-effective, well-managed improvements to the roadways and highways throughout Utah. He supports mass transit options but is against frivolous tax-and-spend initiatives such as the recent Proposition 1 and BRT tax proposals, which would have placed an unfair burden on many citizens with little benefit."

Education

Excerpt: "Cory believes strongly that the federal government does not belong in Utah's school programs. Learning belongs in the hands of parents, teachers and local schools. Funding for education, which is half of Utah's annual budget, needs to focus on supporting parents with the choices they want in educating their children."

Federal lands

Excerpt: "​Cory supports federal lands returning to Utah ownership combined with responsible stewardship over those lands. Acquisition of the public lands will have great and positive impact on our State and for its citizens. The public lands rightly belong to the state."

No taxation

Excerpt: "Cory agrees with the GOP platform that states, "taxation should be as equitable, simple and minimal as possible." Cory supports better utilization of all collected tax funds and searching for ways to efficiently utilize current revenue. He will be very hard pressed to support any form of increased taxation. He opposed last year's Proposition 1 and other attempts to raise taxes."