UTAH
    Nov. 2, 2010 Governor 
Card,  8 1/2" x 11".

The best choice for Utah's governor is the Governor.

Conservative Common Sense


Governor Herbert governs with conservative principles because history and common sense show that they work:
 
"I'm a fiscal conservative not out of political expediency, but by virtual of life experience."
- Governor Gary R. Herbert

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND JOB CREATION RESULTS
FROM LOW TAXES AND A FOCUS ON UTAH BUSINESSES.
Times in America are tough and Utah has not been immune. But our economy is headed into recovery. In fact, Utah is poised to be the first state to emerge from this recession. By focusing on keeping taxes low and addressing the economic climate for Utah-based businesses, recovering from this recession will benefit Utahns for years to come.

STRONG, LOCALLY CONTROLLED EDUCATION
THAT ENCOURAGES PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT.
Governor Herbert has worked hard over the past 5 years to successfully increase the amount that Utah has budgeted for education. He and Governor Huntsman put a record amount of money into our schools. While the Governor is proud of that effort, he also knows that dollars do not guarantee outcomes. A child's educational success is rooted in the support network within his or her family. Utah is blessed with both strong families and excellent educators. We need that partnership to continue to grow if we want our children to prosper.

FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE STATE BUDGETS MUST BE BASED ON CURRENT ECONOMIC REALITIES, NOT EASY ACCESS TO YOUR WALLET.
An economic downturn is not a bad time for a tax increase; it's the worst time for a tax increase. "Providing for family" comes first in Utah, not government budgets. Governor Herbert's state budget is lean, and free of tax and fee increases.

MAXIMUM PERSONAL LIBERTY REQUIRES PROPER
AND EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT.
Government exists to protect liberty, keep us safe, and provide a temporary safety net for those who fall on hard times. It is not to ration liberty, police our lives, and provide cradle-to-the-­grave entitlements. Government has a place in our lives, but only if it is "of the people, by the people, and for the people." Governor Herbert will continue to work to make sure our state government recognizes that.




GOVERNOR GARY R. HERBERT

Governor Herbert was born in American Fork and raised in Orem, Utah. After graduating from Orem High School, he served a two year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Eastern Atlantic States Mission.

While attending BYU, Governor Herbert met and married Jeanette Snelson, from Springville. Shortly after their marriage, he joined the Utah National Guard and served for six years as a staff sergeant working with target acquisition, artillery and ground survey.

The Governor and First Lady are proud parents of six children and 10 grandchildren.
 
* Lieutenant Governor, 2005-2009

* Utah County Commissioner, 1990-2004

* Past-President, Utah Association of Realtors

* Past-President, Utah Association of Counties

* Small-Business Owner, Kids Connection Day Care


LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GREG BELL

"I am committed to working with our Governor to highlight and utilize the many great assets we have as a state to enhance Utah's high quality of life."
- Lieutenant Governor Greg Bell

A pioneer of ethics reform in the state, Lieutenant Governor Greg Bell is a principled and effective advocate for conservative values with a distinguished history of public service. Respected by those across the political spectrum, Lt. Governor Bell's ability to build consensus around difficult issues while maintaining solid relationships with all involved is a hallmark of his style.

Prior to his confirmation as Lieutenant Governor of Utah, Greg Bell was the Assistant Majority Whip in the Utah State Senate, representing the 22nd District in Davis County. Lt. Governor Bell is a past mayor and city councilman of Farmington, Utah and has been the Chair of Envision Utah, an internationally acclaimed collaborative land use and transportation planning organization.

Born and raised in Ogden, Utah, Lt. Governor Bell is a graduate of Ogden High School, Weber State University and received a Juris Doctorate degree from the
S.J. Quinney College of law at the University of Utah.

Lt. Governor Bell and his wife Jolynn currently reside in Fruit Heights, Utah.
They are the parents of six children and 17 grandchildren.



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Brochure, 8 1/2" x 11".

In 2010, Utahns will decide:
Who is the best choice for Governor?

 

The Best Choice for Jobs and the Economy
Governor Gary Herbert's focus on low taxes, limited government spending, and business friendly policies have lead Utah to be recog­nized throughout the nation as one of the top states to do business. Utah was named as the state best positioned to emerge from the re­cession, and Governor Herbert is leading the way out.
 
• Fought tax hikes, preserving Utah's lower income tax.
• Focused on Utah company job growth first.
• Developing "Clusters" – recruiting high tech companies to improve interconnectedness of Utah economy.
 
The Best Choice for Education

Governor Herbert fought to protect education from cuts, preserving the funding our children's classrooms need. Actions speak louder than words, and this year, education leaders agree that the Governor delivered.

"Even in these tough times, we would have to say that public education is a winner, especially because of the efforts of Gov. Herbert... (who) fought really hard."
- Kim Campbell, Former President, Utah Education Association
 
• Established Education Excellence Commission to examine reforms and improvement.
• Supports Merit Pay for Teachers
• Protect and enhance funding as economy recovers.
 
The Best Choice for Efficient Government and Fiscal Discipline

Governor Herbert is committed to lean, effective government, and it's paying off. He established the Governor's Commission to Optimize State Government to make certain taxpayers receive the maximum benefit from their hard-earned dollars.
 
• Named "Best Managed State" by Pew Center for the States.
• Solved a $700 million budget shortfall without a general tax increase.

Learn more at www.GaryHerbert.com
 
 
The Choice is Clear:
The Best Choice for Governor is the Governor?

"As a lifelong Utah resident, I have deep affection for our state: Utah is in my blood.
 
With your vote, I will continue to keep taxes low, cut wasteful spending, spur private investment, and lead Utah out of this recession."
 
- Governor Gary Herbert



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"Best managed State in the Nation."
– Pew Center for the States

"Most competitive State for business."
– Beacon Hill Institute

"Best fiscal scorecard."
– Forbes Magazine

"#1 Quality of Life for 2010."
– Business Facilities Magazine
 
"#2 Pro Business State for 2010."
– Pollina Corporate Real Estate
 
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