U.S. Congress · Utah District 2
Northern Utah is home. It’s where Amanda and I have put down roots and have raised our family for almost 20 years now.
I’m running because our community needs a leader that will voice our concerns, resolve our issues, and hold to our values whatever comes. I am determined to be that kind of leader, and to earn your trust by proving that throughout the entire campaign.
I want to hear from you. I’m holding town halls every month. Come talk to me at the next one near you.
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Where Peter stands
Peter’s priorities come straight from the people he meets across Northern Utah. They come down to three things:
Confronting the housing crisis and the rising cost of living, including our healthcare costs, and standing up for the local jobs and small businesses that hold our towns together.
Banning congressional stock trades, opening a real conversation on term limits, and getting corporate dark money out of our politics.
Protecting our public lands, restoring the Great Salt Lake, and standing up for communities against corporate developments like the Stratos data center project in Box Elder.
Every race is won by people who pitch in. Pick what fits you.
Newsroom
During a night when 2nd Congressional District candidates traded shots in the face-off sponsored by the Utah Debate Commission at Utah State University, the challenger landed a game-changing haymaker.
The two candidates squared off Tuesday night in a debate for Utah’s most competitive congressional district.
Peter speaks with the press immediately after the Utah Debate Commission’s CD2 debate at Utah State University.
Watch on YouTube ↗From the campaign
Peter Crosby showed he was a professional problem solver in his debate with Blake Moore at Utah State University, covering solutions he’ll champion on issues from the cost of living to preservation of the Great Salt Lake and the inefficiencies of our current Congress.
Peter Crosby leading Blake Moore by 2.9 points in internal polling conducted this week across Northern Utah. The first time Crosby has led in the race to represent the new seat.
A traditionally safe conservative district is now statistically tied, with Blake Moore leading by 1.7 points in latest Peter Crosby for Congress Campaign internal polling.
Family, service, and community—values that shape this campaign.