Kristin Meyer

Kristin Meyer graduated from Liberty Union High School and attended Brigham Young University, Provo. Her career experience includes working as a marketing director.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I’m Kristin Meyer, a working mom, business leader, and community advocate running to bring serious, accountable leadership to House District 50.

I live in Eagle Mountain and am raising two children on my own, including one with autism. I know firsthand the pressures families face as our community grows faster than our infrastructure, schools, and roads can keep up.

For nearly two decades, I have led high performance digital marketing strategy, managing significant advertising budgets and delivering measurable results through data and accountability. I believe government should be transparent, fiscally responsible, and focused on measurable results, not politics.

I am self funded because I answer to voters, not special interests. I am running to protect families, demand responsible growth, and ensure our community’s future is planned, not left to chance.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Public education is deeply important to me. As a mother raising two children in this community, I believe every child deserves safe schools, strong teachers, and the resources they need to succeed. Growth must be planned responsibly so our schools are not overcrowded and underfunded. Investing in education is investing in our future.Our district is growing quickly, but infrastructure, roads, water, and public safety must keep pace. I support responsible planning that protects taxpayers and ensures development does not outstrip the services families rely on every day.Families raising children with disabilities deserve more than promises. They need real support. That means reducing waitlist times for critical services, ensuring providers are properly funded so families can actually access care, and strengthening coordination between schools and community programs. As a mother raising a child with autism, I understand how exhausting and complex this system can be. I will fight for practical policies that deliver timely services, sustainable funding, and meaningful support for families who depend on them.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

I care deeply about transparency and accountability in government, including campaign finance reform. Voters deserve to know who is funding campaigns and influencing policy decisions. When money from special interests outweighs the voices of families and small businesses, trust in government erodes.

I believe in stronger transparency standards, clear reporting, and reforms that reduce the influence of large donors so elected officials remain accountable to the people they serve. Government works best when it answers to voters, not political insiders.

What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?

Women's Democratic Club of Utah