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Nathan is a [[Republican Party|Republican]]. | Nathan is a [[Republican Party|Republican]]. | ||
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Expressed that the Republican Party would become obsolete if its views on Race and sexuality didn't change.<ref>Tim Fitzsimons, [https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/utah-republican-who-came-out-gay-loses-re-election-bid-n1233120 "Utah Republican who came out as gay loses re-election bid"], NBC News, 7 Jul 2020</ref> | |||
== 2018 == | == 2018 == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 6 August 2020
R. Nathan Ivie is a photographer, raiser of horses, and holds Utah County Commission seat C.
Nathan's priorities include increasing economic freedom, providing a balanced representation for the county's diverse population, improving police training, and ensuring that the county continues to grow without destroying the resources that make the county great.
Nathan is a Republican.
2020
Expressed that the Republican Party would become obsolete if its views on Race and sexuality didn't change.[1]
2018
Succeeded in getting a non-discrimination clause added to the contract for Utah County's sponsorship of the annual Freedom Festival. This issue arose due to the organizers' last-minute exclusion of an LGBT youth resource center from the event's parade in 2017.[2]
Expressed support for John Curtis.[3]
Expressed support for the conservation goals of the Bureau of Land Management.[4]
Testified in favor of a bill exempting counties from utility fees/taxes.[5]
2017
Nathan was among a group of Utah County legislators who signed a letter calling for a Utah County Commissioner, Greg Graves, to step down. Greg had been accused of sexual harassment, and was widely seen as a workplace bully in the county offices. In particular, he was one of the earliest and most vocal critics of Greg Graves' behavior.[6]
2016
Nathan is interested in increasing the number of county commissioners to 5, and having them divided up to represent regions of the county.[7]
He was elected to County Commission seat C in the November 2016 Election, Utah County, Utah.
External Resources
- Official Campaign Website
- Nathan Ivie Utah County Commissioner
- Nathan Ivie - LinkedIn
- Nathan Ivie - Intelius
- Ivie Ranch
- Nathan Ivie Photography
- Katie England, "Ivie tops Voeks in Utah County Commissioner primary race", Daily Herald, 29 Jun 2016
- Katie England, "Q and A with the Utah County commission candidates", Daily Herald, 26 Jun 2016
- Katie England, "Nathan Ivie announces run for county commission seat", Daily Herald, Jan 19, 2016
References
- ↑ Tim Fitzsimons, "Utah Republican who came out as gay loses re-election bid", NBC News, 7 Jul 2020
- ↑ Katie England, "Utah County to consider adding non-discrimination clause to Freedom Fest contract", Daily Herald, 19 Mar 2018
- ↑ Nathan Ivie Utah County Commissioner, March 10 at 6:04pm, Facebook
- ↑ Nathan Ivie Utah County Commissioner, March 3 at 12:29pm, Facebook
- ↑ Nathan Ivie Utah County Commissioner, January 30, Facebook
- ↑ Annie Knox, "17 state lawmakers: 'All confidence lost' in Utah County leader", KSL, 13 Dec 2017
- ↑ As reported by one of the delegates in 2016.